And now, at last, we're able to pick some substance from the seductive, skilfully orchestrated hyperbole.
"With other addictions you withdraw the substance from the body and the body adjusts," says Birchard.
Vaporization, conversion of a substance from the liquid or solid phase into the gaseous (vapour) phase.
That was undignified — but not that different, in substance, from the position of leading Republicans.
Fleming successfully isolated the substance from the mold that inhibited the growth of bacteria.
No criminal charges were filed, even though the removal of the dangerous substance from the laboratory violated state licensing requirements.
Italy had substance from the start, coming up with ways to beat dynamic Ghana in their first match.
Surgeons used forceps to pull out a substance from the wound that was "like dense cotton and it started to burn," he said.
While George W. Bush seemed to reaffirm and strengthen his character and substance from the first debate, Al Gore seemed an altogether different person.
If the Taliban distances itself from the Rabbani killing, a European diplomat said, it may be possible to salvage some political substance from the meeting.
Hazardous materials specialists apparently removed the substance from the train or station, a transit spokeswoman said, but did not inform transit officials of its composition.
