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Strawberries could be dipped in a soup made from egg proteins and shrimp shells.

France is also pushing for the establishment of a common European fund that could be dipped into when conflicts arise overseas.

Some commentators suggest that early music means pieces written before the idea emerged that there was a standard past canon of music that could be dipped into for repeated performances.

According to the New Scientist, British company SureScreen Diagnostics in 2001 introduced the Dipitin, a strip that could be dipped into a drink to detect the presence of Rohypnol but not GHB.

In this experiment, a mark was made on both of the hind paws just below the tibiotarsal junction so that every time the paw could be dipped in the mercury column of plethysmograph up to the mark to ensure constant paw volume.

If wished, bananas, strawberries, kiwifruit and oranges could be dipped into pure dark chocolate (low-sugar content) before freezing for a special treat.

There are also indications that Iran could be dipping into the Afghan gold trade.

These declines reflected a slowdown in the American economy that raised concerns that the country could be dipping back into recession.

Which isn't to say any of those tasks weren't fun, but in 2017 there are just so many other games I could be dipping my toes into, so many other fantastic games I could be wrapping my head around.

The cast alloy AZ91 as well as the wrought alloy AZ31 could be dip-coated with aqueous dispersions based on commercially available silica particles and various additives.

Kāuru could also be dipped in water and chewed, and was said to smell and taste like molasses.