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Liverpool were obviously very interested and will be disappointed to miss out and I am surprised Chelsea were not more heavily involved because there is a real dearth of the sort of attackers who provide the sort of potent options Young offers.

Any man who can get rid of dirt and grime in just a minute is some sort of potent.

z "It's sort of a potent play of femininity," Ms. Epstein said.

But what neither of those German cars can offer is the sort of silky, potent engine of the Acura that sounds decidedly less brutish and much cleaner than those cars' motors.

But while Woakes has been, and possibly may always be, a worthy player to fill a spot until someone more potent emerges – a sort of English Andy Bichel – Ball really does look to be a part of the future of England pace bowling.

These bacterial mats — hotspots of methane-munching microorganisms — form a sort of blanket over areas where the potent greenhouse gas seeps from the seabed, preventing huge amounts of it from entering the water column and atmosphere.

The album's kickoff "Runnerpark" starts you off in a sort of underwater dreamworld of elevating synth work with potent stabs that send shivers straight down your vertebrate.

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"The Firebird is a sort of companion piece to the Blackbird: quieter, more compact, less powerful but still potent, and significantly less expensive".

"So there was a real sense of time travel and I found it very potent, like I'd walked into some sort of frozen capsule.

One of the key compounds in green tea is Epigallocatechin gallate, or EGCG, a potent antioxidant thought of by some as a sort of kryptonite to body fat.