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Melange is also essential for interstellar travel, allowing starship pilots to look across vast distances to plot their courses.

Lo and behold, the appropriate peaks appear in the oxygen record exactly as predicted every 123,000 years, and also every 75,000 years (a peak that does not get sucked into the 100,000-year melange).The 107,000-year peak is also explained.

In this respect, we can say that the racist Alt-Right is quantifiably and even categorically sincere―if also thoroughly risible―whereas Milo's Alt-Right is also nauseating but typified by a melange of sincerity and irony that is quintessentially "metamodern".

This melange is great for the studios.

What was so striking about this cultural melange was that the aesthetic of the place had broken free of its preconceptions.

Aside from the packaging though, the music, a haunting and sublime melange of instruments, is worthy of attention.

Presumably a melange of reasons is accountable, namely misdiagnosis, rareness, denial and unexplainability.

The choreography is a melange of different forms, including classical ballet but also more modern, free-flowing styles.

We also found that the centrosomal cluster in N1E-115 cells is a melange of single, free-standing mother and daughter centrioles and a few canonical centrosomes (Supplementary Figure S1).

In truth, Britain's options are dependent on the mood in Europe, where there is a melange of emotions.

His script for Nina Conti is a melange of Parreno's own writing and fragments of James Joyce.