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In Minnesota, Mr. Mueller said, islands can become "aquatic footballs -- people push it off their property and it becomes attached to another person's property".
To form an ionic bond, either a valence or bonding electron separates from one atom and becomes attached to another atom to form oppositely charged ions.
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By 1977, influenced by Mr. Edwards's songwriting economy with melody and rhythm, as well as by largely instrumental, protodisco records like Hamilton Bohannon's "Foot Stompin' Music" and El Coco's "Let's Get It Together," Mr. Rodgers, a former hippie, had become attached to another subculture.
Traditionally, parasitic fibroids were thought to be pedunculated subserosal fibroids that were accidentally separated from the uterus and had become attached to another organ in the pelvis for their blood supply (3).
His bowler becomes attached to his head.
He turns to Lilly Tartikoff and Ron Perlman for backing and becomes attached to the women testing his drug.
Sodium is adsorbed and becomes attached to soil particles.
However, he becomes attached to it and decides to keep it as a pet named Pinchy.
Thus the peridiole becomes attached to vegetation and may be eaten subsequently by herbivorous animals.
The dibutylboron triflate actually becomes attached to the oxygen only during the reaction.
Think of the way a newborn becomes attached to her mother and those who love, feed, and care for her while she is unable or how our children become attached to their blankies or stuffed animals.
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