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Worse, worry is growing that Italy's strengths are degrading into weaknesses.

The border between political violence and criminality becomes blurred, and legitimate protest risks degrading into impotent displays of hypermasculinity.

But the doctors expected, and wanted, that to happen — by degrading into smaller compounds, the matrix started the signaling process, recruiting stem cells to come to the site where they could become muscle cells.

The clothes at Chanel's spring/summer 2014 couture show were exquisite examples of haute couture handcraft, encrusted with microscopic sequins, hand-embroidered flowers, degrading into ostrich feathers, glimmering with iridescence.

Dr. Mary T. Baker, a polymer chemist and museum conservator, who is consulting on the suit problem, said many museums had found their plastic heirlooms, like early transistor radios, figurines or kitchen ware, degrading into yellowing, brittle ghosts of the originals.

It could be washing ashore, and a lot of it could be degrading into pieces too small to be detected.

The green paint contains emerald green and theoretically emerald green degrades into the white degradation product arsenic trioxide.

The pesticides are degraded into H2O, CO2, and other biologically degradable and less toxic substances without secondary pollution.

Such hydrogel networks degrade into high molecular weight polymer backbone chains and degradation products from the crosslinker.

[It] degraded into the layers of a croissant.

Under the Bush administration, and inside the Department of Homeland Security, it degraded into a patronage-ridden weakling.