1
A rate spike would also gum up the credit market in Japan.
2
Today we are inundated with sports drinks, chewing gum and grooming products.
3
Two drops of gum in the centre of the flower imitated dew.
4
The drift stuff was upwards of thirteen feet high in the gum-trees.
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I want you to ask Persson what kind of gum she chews.
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The propolis envelope, consisting of plant gums with anti-bacterial and anti-microbial properties, protects the entire community even if individual, innate immunity is weak.
2
"Sour creams" labeled "low-fat" and "nonfat" replace butterfat with starch, plant gums, and dried milk protein.
1
An admixture containing natural gum of course behaved better than when no such gum is present.
2
Silk is covered with a natural gum which has to be removed before the dyeing process can begin.
3
The viscosity of a dextrin or artificial gum is determined in exactly the same way as a natural gum, using 10 per cent.
4
We find that in resisting such influences any natural gum is better than a dextrin or a gum substitute containing dextrin or gelatin.
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Glue from the peach tree gum served to seal the covers.
2
They were burning sticks dipped in tree gum.
3
Both were chewing pine- tree gum, and he, to my annoyance, accompanied that simple pleasure with profuse expectoration.
4
Sticky substances frequently used were the tree gums collected from certain fruit-trees, including the fig and the cherry.