Rescue may be necessary, especially if a sibling is extremely proficient at creating some acids, bases, things that dissolve metal, explosives, is good at finding strong chemicals, and especially if they're taking a chemistry class and understand what dissolves things like rock.
Many of the fears about a "new Vietnam", global instability, civilian casualties and excessive American reliance on force were expressed before the first Gulf war, before the Kosovo fighting and before the attack on Afghanistan, only to dissolve once things worked out.
The picture surface is a field of pulsation, as the promise of a scene keeps being made and keeps being broken, as definition alternates with dissolve, as things go in and out of grasp, plain enough – but catching you every time.
Next month, I will finish this column with a discussion of the poison well of scholarship, and how it can corrode and dissolve the things you may love.
Taste occurs through the tongue, which being warm and soft dissolves things with its heat and, because of its loose texture, receives and transmits the sensation.
Dissolving into things, processes and events as the mode of their becoming, time is a medium within which every being is able to exist and develop.
It was as if reflection dissolved all things in the ether of pure thought, out of sheer freedom, and then reassembled them again — but now as a game, according to self-concocted rules.
It's much worse to dissolve around these things, rather than confront them.
Mr Beecroft blamed the Conservatives' coalition partners, the Lib Dems, for blocking his plans, accusing leader Nick Clegg of always "threatening to go nuclear and dissolve the whole thing if he doesn't get his way with this, that and the other".
As inhibitions dissolve, the only thing she talks about is her need to go to the bathroom.
