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It is a weird case of propaganda, over time, turning into something like an exposé.

Tribal leaders fret that the refugees, barred from Israel, would campaign for full rights in Jordan, over time turning the kingdom into a second Palestinian state.

Iron-gall ink does have certain drawbacks: it has a tendency to fade and oxidize over time, turning from a dark grayish-black when freshly written to a characteristic brown (which today is often associated with early manuscripts), and it sometimes has a corrosive effect on vellum, causing the writing from one side of a page to bleed through to the other.

The practice, however, became corrupt over time turning into a system of ritualized prostitution.

When we are fortunate enough to have found a bit of wisdom, let's savor it, deepening our appreciation over time, turning it over again and again, allowing its implications to seep into the soil of our thinking, leading, if we are lucky and patient, toward a certain fertility of thought).

The suggestion is it promise the "baselines" set for industrial emissions will begin to decline from that time – a move that would over time turn the mechanism into a baseline and credit emission trading scheme.

Sand that is stuck to the land beneath the mats and thus protected from erosion can over time turn into rock that can long outlast the living organisms above it.

You never know, the person you passed up as your next spouse on the coffee date could over time, turn out to be the greatest relationship of your over 50's life.

So let the routs continue, and over time, turn into respectable scores.

These graduates should, over time, turn the tide from majority-white to majority-black flight crews on the continent.

Still, recycling had, over time, turned most of the slum's tarp roofs into tin ones, under which some families had laid down ceramic-tile floors.