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According to this view an expressive crowd can fairly quickly metamorphose into an active crowd if an object becomes apparent to them.

She wasn't, but fortunately she quickly metamorphosed into a handkerchief with eyes played by Amanda Seyfried.

Their brave stand quickly metamorphosed into a protest by Lhasa residents who were angry that many economic advantages of the last 10 or 15 years had gone to Han Chinese and Hui Muslims.

But while the album was shipping 12 million copies and Ms. Spears was logging thousands of miles on tour, she quickly metamorphosed from the pert parochial-school girl of her first video, "... Baby One More Time," into a coquette in hot pants and halter tops.

The quintessential impersonator of Reagan as dithering Dad quickly metamorphosed into a whining, WASP-ish Bush. WASP-ish Bush

Although the name remained the same, the establishment quickly metamorphosed from a beer-and-poker joint to a family restaurant that nonetheless had plenty of room for good times.

Scyphozoan and hydrozoan larvae have little yolk and most lack endosymbiotic algae, and therefore have to settle quickly and metamorphose into polyps.

And the fears of his opponents that he would quickly be metamorphosed into an authoritarian dictator have so far proved misplaced.

The eggs hatch quickly, and tadpoles metamorphose in roughly three months.

Doliolaria larvae quickly (~1 day) metamorphose into pentactula larvae and are ready to settle on the substratum.

Its multiculturalism may very well metamorphose into an ugly tribal negation of itself, and could do so quite quickly if the economic topsoil continues to blow away.