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It grew so thin as to become transparent.
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At times, Willie's voice grows so thin that it's hard to credit her professed love of words or her vocation as a teacher of literature.
To have grown so thin.
Groom: Though the baobab's shade has grown so thin and the elephant thirsts, remembering, I thee wed.
She had grown so thin lately; her skin stretched tautly over her nose and her cheekbones like a sheet on a well-made bed.
Then the cows started to waste away, growing so thin that their ribs could be counted through their skin, the dairy farmers say.
The alerts mean that California's energy surplus at the moment has grown so thin that energy companies are looking to buy additional supplies to meet unanticipated demand.
She was grim in the face of most of it but grew so skeletally thin, kids got afraid to punch her or push her into the wall for fear she'd break.
By now he is stamping on her legs, one of which grows so long and thin, like a strand of black spaghetti, that she stops dancing, ties a loop in it, reaches into her bloomers, pulls out a pair of scissors, and cuts off the excess.
Since the In0.15Ga0.85As layers we had grown were so thin (2 nm) that they should be fully strained, tc should have no difference between the InAs/GaAs and InAs/In0.15Ga0.85As samples grown on the GaAs (100) substrates [20, 21].
The industry has grown so competitive, and profit margins so thin, that each company is looking for any advantage it can trumpet.
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