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Discover LudwigThe phrase "chemical thing" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to a specific object or concept related to chemistry. Example: "The chemical thing we discovered in the lab has unique properties that could revolutionize the industry."
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And it wasn't just the boy's eyes or some chemical thing.
"We bring different things out in each other – it's a chemical thing – so everyone's different in each relationship.
A chemical thing happens and magic occurs in art-making, and for Maggie it was when she found Jane.
He's a depressive, he says, and describes it as "a chemical thing, a brain thing", a sense of "general dissatisfaction with everything.
I have friends who don't believe in love or just think it's a chemical thing and they don't believe in magic.
People like to be able to say, I'm just an organism, and my depression is just a chemical thing, so, of the three ways of considering my condition, I choose the biological.
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I can't have a meal, my digestive system's gone, but I can drink things, and those prepared, those horrible chemical things with all the minerals and stuff in them, but I can add a dash of this and that to it, which I do, and... like cholesterol, aawww!
"In terms of chemical things going on, 95percentt of the maturation happens in the first 12 months".
Refrain from being around chemical things in the environment that irritate your sinus membranes.
"I think it's a very interesting place where they are really doing a lot of good by showing Ethiopians what the green theory is, that you work with non-chemical things," he said.
The next big chemical breakthrough the thing that will probably go on to alter your children's chemical makeup forever could already be out there on the streets and in the clubs, living among us.
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