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And the final version will be made from some, as yet unspecified, fire-retardant material.

Mezcal is a distilled spirit, and can be made from some thirty varieties of agave, or maguey.

The half-formed bodies in small ink drawings by Dasha Shishkin seem to be made from some kind of cancerous tissue as they emerge, wrestling and embracing, from wounds in other, larger bodies.

LiveScience reports that the researchers, who found the pots by accident, estimate that the olive oil residues are about 8000 years old and may be made from some of the first domesticated olive trees.

In our day and age of fancy digital fly-throughs and massive 3-D printed models, there is something touchingly small and hand-made about this model: the Cathedral looks as if it could have been rendered out of toothpicks and the grass appears to be made from some sort of felt.

It's usually made from gold, silver, or platinum, although it can be made from some other combination of metals.

It's made from some old stairs.

"They're made from some kind of fish scale," he said.

Apart from the door release handles, which are made from some sort of frightful chrome effect plastic, the interior is restrained and tasteful.

It has been estimated that Hiroshige created more than 5,000 prints and that as many as 10,000 copies were made from some of his woodblocks.

Prints had also been made from some negatives over the years, and Mr. Name has sold those to collectors and museums.