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Portugal's new possession was initially called Vera Cruz ("True Cross"), but it was soon renamed Brazil because of the copious amounts of brazilwood (pau-brasil) found there that yielded a valuable red dye.

So the 2014 St Patrick's Day parade promises to be another lively affair, and not just because of the copious amounts of alcohol that will flow throughout the city.

The uptick would be gradual and only up to $50, perhaps $55 tops, because of the copious amount of oil in onshore and offshore storage which needs to be factored in.

Because of the copious amounts of blood in the film, the crew produced gallons of fake blood with karo syrup.

Because of the copious amounts of stress students go through, as well as the activities and studies they are balancing, students are becoming more sleep-deprived and it may be affecting their overall performance.

Pilots of a private jet taking Justin Bieber and his entourage to the Super Bowl were forced to wear oxygen masks because they feared inhaling some of the copious marijuana fumes alleged to have been present in the cabin, according to a law enforcement report.

Accordingly, the condensation temperature of the copious cooling stage should be set at −130 °C.

Although C. neoformans was the species that led to discovery of extracellular vesicles, this fungus may not be the ideal system at this time for genetic dissection of vesicular physiology because the copious extracellular polysaccharide hinders several analytic approaches such as mass spectrometry and genetic tools remain more difficult to use relative to other model fungi.

Each experience is different because Leap Motion gives developers a lot of leeway about how to make use of the the copious stream of data that the Controller produces.

Do not pour the glaze on the roast once it is in pan, because the copious amounts of sugar will result in a burnt flavor later when you de-glaze the pan for the sauce.

We went up to the windows and the house looked abandoned, but it was filled with all these carvings". The house turned out to be the residence of now famed outsider artist Albert Zahn, sometimes called the "birdman" because of his copious collection of brightly colored bird sculptures.