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Rubbers are often blended with one another, or copolymerized with another in the polymerization stage.
Alternatives to peat tend to be more heavily blended with one another to achieve peat moss's desired qualities.
Instead of support, the family offers guilt and shame, blended with one titanically stupid choice after another.
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It's just that these players, however perfectly they blend with one another, can't help putting their own stamp on the music.
This diversity can be categorized in any number of ways, but the edges of all the categories blend with one another.
"You've grown up in this community, and now they're going to blend with one of their archrivals.
Because the Japanese whisky companies do not exchange any materials for blending with one another, they must make all of their own whisky for blending in-house.
Dry sherries, made from the palomino grape, evolve under the solera system, in which newer vintages are blended with older ones year after year, creating a family tree of blends that can stretch back decades.
To achieve the finished products, younger wines, still full of vim, vigor and fruity aromas, are blended with older ones, including minute quantities of dark olive-brown stuff from before 1898, when the phylloxera louse devastated the region.
It uses the work on the neuroscience of mathematics from Dehaene, Butterworth, Lakoff, Núñez, and many others as a lens to understand the ways in which puzzles reflect imaginative processes blended with rational ones.
In France, cranberry juice is blended with mango juice, one of the country's more popular beverages.
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