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It amazes that so much was preserved.

After estimating sulfur's crystallization rate, they could then compare how much was preserved in the glassy blobs with the amount of uranium.

The footage of "Too Much Johnson" was preserved in its very incompletion, including its essentially unedited sequences.

Whilst much staining was preserved after 2 years, there was a yellow discoloration of the samples with time and some diffusion of stain occurred, particularly from adipose tissue.

Many preliminary sketches and stamps were lost to history, and much of what was preserved was destroyed in The Great Japan Earthquake of 1923.

Wrecks of this age are rare finds and this particular one was in such a good condition that much of the hull was preserved.

The old cruiser was sold for scrapping in 1923, but much of her bow was preserved at the Vittoriale degli italiani museum.

At the same time, Mr. Kimmel added, the melancholy in much of Buckley's music was preserved in several scenes, especially those involving Romeo.

Fourth, the suprapatellar pouch was preserved as much as possible in the undersurface of the reflected extensor mechanism.

Much of the original cabinetry was preserved.

This was a legacy of Empire with a difference, not an exhibition of how much has been preserved but a demonstration of how much has changed.