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For some dogs it make take from 2 days to 2 weeks.

Three different concentrations of each extract (2500, 500, and 50  μg/mL) were made, taken from 10 mg/mL stock solution in methanol.

Preparation of the specimens was made taking cartilage from well conserved areas and from macroscopically degenerated areas.

Mattel even reproduced the sounds the hover board made, taking them from the movie's soundtrack.

It does not expressly make it illegal for individuals to bet online, but it makes taking bets from Americans pretty risky for online-gambling firms.

Several probes were made taking the leads from the narrations of the participant.

Products from food and daily care items to books and entertainment items require resources to make, taking away from biodiversity.

A ship model of the Temeraire made by prisoners of war uses a stand made from wood taken from her, and is currently in the Watermen's Hall in London.

Athena's mirrors will be made of a huge number of slivers of silicon made using methods taken from the semiconductor industry and crafted by robots.

Mackinney-Valentin said it resonates with customers when stars like Emma Watson grace the red carpet wearing a Calvin Klein dress made of recycled plastic bottles or Pharrell Williams performs in denim pants made from plastic taken from the world's oceans.

In contrast to death masks, life masks are made from molds taken from living faces.