I've reaffirmed my love for the liberal and critically sharp department I work in – and that appreciation crystallised further as we took on a variety of small battles, as we promoted and pushed the department in new ways.
By now the family's wishes had crystallised.
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The mistakes both banks made were so epic and the losses on the lending so huge that if the losses were crystallised Lloyds' capacity to trade would be questionable.
In February Time ran a cover story entitled "How to Save Your Newspaper" which crystallised a growing belief within the industry that providing articles to readers free online is not sustainable, and that a switch to paid access will be necessary.
Each of the 99 "Beautiful Names" of Allah crystallised into notes as he walked round his garden.
Yet according to the European Restructuring Monitor, an official survey, only 8% of EU jobs lost to restructuring between 2003 and 2006 involved offshoring.Globalisation started long before enlargement, but enlargement has crystallised public fears about it, often setting one corner of Europe against another.
But his love for music crystallised when, at 11, on a scratchy 78rpm record, he heard Abdul Karim Khan, the great master of the Kirana school, which melodiously blended elements of the music of both north and south.
The leaders of a bloodless revolution in a poor country now preside over one of the world's fastest-growing defence budgets.A host of discontents has crystallised around the arrest of Mr Okruashvili.
It is here that opposition to the masterplan (or disasterplan, as the locals call it) has crystallised.
The problems are crystallised in Naftogaz, a state-controlled gas giant with a bigger budget deficit than Ukraine.
