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Who left the Bigfoot hair clump in the shower drain?
This season's dresses were mostly short with decoration rising from a clump in one particular spot.
They clump in a corner, looking like Géricault's "Raft of the Medusa".
At the start, Ms. Johnson was barely discernible as a veiled clump in black fabric.
Fashion people tend to clump in all the same places, and Caviar Kaspia at couture time is one such.
The cover shows her head, teeth bared and hair teased into a manic clump, in place of the headlight on a chopper-style motorcycle.
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You just got to clump them in groups".
When extracting C. uleana, it was noted that the seeds tended to clump together in hexane but not in ethyl acetate or methanol; P. macrostachya seeds, on the other hand, clumped in methanol but not hexane.
Unfortunately, in water CA and TAP clump together in large ribbons and sheets and quickly fall out of solution, making it hard to conceive of how these proto-RNAs could have stored genetic information in the earliest stages of life.
For example, some probes have been found to cause side effects, such as triggering chemical changes in proteins or causing proteins to clump together in aggregates that damage cells.
Within the matter around us, particles called quarks clump together in twos or threes, each group cloaked in a cloud of particles called gluons.
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