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• It is only now that certain worries have crystalised in my mind,
• :Actually sugar will dissove in huge amounts in water without crystalising out.
• All these factors crystalise in a single residue.
• Lanegan collaborated with Warpaint and Massive Attack for a cover of the xx's song " Crystalised ".
• Lanegan, Warpaint, and Martina Topley-Bird recorded the cover of " Crystalised " and released it as a single in 2013.
• Discussion at this article is robust but orderly and, amazingly, good faith collaboration from all sides means a consensus about the way forward seems to be crystalising.
• The G-7, under the British presidency, recently launched the " Birmingham " process of consultation to crystalise global thinking on the Asian crisis and ways to strengthen the global financial system.
• The mounting macro problems, crystalised by the recent financial fiasco, will not simply disappear though we are encouraged to note that the Government is determined to restore investor confidence by maintaining tight monetary and fiscal policies.
• The Quadro Tracker was promoted by Quattlebaum initially as a device to find lost golfballs, and later as a means of detecting marijuana, cocaine, heroin, gunpowder, and dynamite using " carbo-crystalised " software cards.
• To further crystalise in the minds of everyone present at the meetings, three MSC-status companies will be invited to do a presentation-a feel of what is taking place at ground level and that the MSC project has gone beyond the concept stage.
• Probably one way to resolve the problem would be to isolate and clearly define what needs to be decided, and discuss it on a sub talk page in the " form of a debate ", so that any consensus can be seen to be crystalising.
• Like most of the other songs on " xx ", " Crystalised " was based on an imagined romantic scenario, developed from a verse Sim had written thinking about what a fling would be like : " I hadn't really had any relationships to be working off.
• Dogs and cats are obviously " alive " and crystals of NaCl ( table salt ) are " not-alive " . . . but the Tobacco Mosaic virus sure behaves like it's alive when it's taking over a plant . . . but when you crystalise it, you pretty much have to say it's a bunch of inert chemicals . . . but it's not " dead " because you can easily revive it.
• In 2007, she wrote that she did not want to belittle the issue but was sceptical of the claims that specific actions would prevent catastrophe, then in 2008 that her doubts had been " crystalised " by Nigel Lawson's book " An Appeal to Reason ", before stating in 2009 that " There is no climate change, hasn t anybody looked out of their window recently ? " She was one of the five MPs who voted against the Climate Change Act 2008.
• But I had a huge interest in life, and looking at other people s relationships around me . " He wrote the first lines of the song, including " you applied the pressure / to keep me crystalised ", and shared it through iChat with Croft, who responded with her verse, beginning with " I'll forgive and forget / Before I m paralyzed . " John Colapinto of " The New Yorker " critiqued that " the finished lyrics, some of their best, suggest a twisted love affair, but also hint at drugs and ecological disaster ."