In painting her own versions of the miniatures, Sikander dissolves the works' misogyny into puddles of color and composition that spawn a recombinant feminine homosocial order from what remains redeemable in the 18th-century representation of women for a 21st-century feminist aesthetic.
In 2009, faced with conservative pressure, Homeland Security repudiated a report warning about the threat of right-wing extremists and domestic terrorism, going so far as to dissolve the team working on the project.
Now, using a batter very similar to the muffin dough, but much more liquid – note: the first is a dough, the second is a batter – and adding, at the stirring-down stage, a little extra warm water in which a small quantity of bicarbonate of soda has been dissolved, the mixture works out just about right.
A warm saline solution will work to dissolve the earwax like an oil-based one.
The acids contained in the vinegar, such as malic and tartaric acid, actually work to dissolve the mole, completely removing it from the skin.
Like the apple cider vinegar, the acids in the juice will work to dissolve the mole, though it may be at least three weeks before you start to notice any improvements in the mole's appearance.
Flanery praised his "faultless ear for the speech of New York's working poor", and his "tough lyricism [which] ultimately works to dissolve the barrier between book and reader, co-opting us into a great, multi-ethnic nomadic clan".
The postulation of a non-rational pre-cosmic world soul, inspired mainly by Laws X (but absent from the Timaeus), allows Plutarch to dissolve the apparent contradiction in different works of Plato that the soul is said to be both uncreated (eternal) and created.
I decided to inform Indego Africa of my discovery, and I worked to dissolve the cooperative.
Oh, and your planner will probably dissolve the relationship and not continue working with you.
