Pure aniline is a highly poisonous, oily, colourless substance with a pleasant odour.
Tests also found increased levels of radioactive cesium, a substance with a longer half-life, it said.
(I use that word to evoke its dependence on the script, and its usefulness in conveying the script's substance with a pellucid efficiency).
In most cases, you can see that the 'higher' a respondent's socio-economic status, the more likely they are to associate a particular substance with a "drug problem".
"Here was this man of substance, with a Ph.D., who thought the Menudo thing was so cool, which made me think he was quirky,'' Ms. Greenberg said.
The drawings recalled ice-cream trucks from a childhood before mine, with almond-like objects matted onto a chocolate-like substance, with a vanilla-like substance inside.
Several species are commercially harvested as a source of alginate, a gel-like substance with a number of industrial and biomedical applications.
Many people treat themselves for all kinds of problems with over-the-counter supplements, often failing to realize that a substance with a druglike effect is a drug and can have side effects, including bad interactions with prescriptions.
This desire for direction and purposefulness also surfaces in "Keepers", where the poet finds himself admiring beekeepers, envious of their cultivating "something / of substance, with a taste and use, obvious to anyone".
While they looked to play expansive shots, only Chris Rogers and Mitchell Johnson made innings of any substance with a strike-rate above 61, the latter after the game was lost.
When I try to talk substance with a lot of people in the media I get very frustrated because they don't want to talk substance; they don't want to talk about public policy.
