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"The fact that it made it into the 1960s, when most of that kind of world had evaporated, is amazing," Mr. Turner said.

But being in charge of the constitution at the Cabinet Office, when the government's constitutional reform programme has virtually evaporated, is not a move to boast about.

The metal to be evaporated is fed into the reactor and functions as the anode.

The brine to be evaporated is a thin film impregnating a fabric assumed to be very thin and adhering by capillary forces to the wall of the plate.

Water evaporates from the sample until saturation vapour pressure is reached (note that the amount of water that has evaporated is small with respect to the amount of water in the sample, and so the change in water content of the sample is negligible).

Generally, 20 minutes for excess turpentine to be evaporated is recommended.

Much of the spill evaporated, was dispersed, or was recovered from the sea surface.

The rest evaporates, is taken up by plants and trees, or runs off down rivers.

The supply of moisture that can evaporate is limited.

The short-term reasons G.M.'s lead is likely to evaporate are simple.

That danger would evaporate were the tycoon-turned-politician able to claw his way back into office.