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Some 70 years later -- when Lolita made her debut -- aluminum was being fashioned into almost everything, from dishes, countertops and baseball bats, to boats, cars and entire buildings.

Certainly by 1400 bc in Anatolia, iron was assuming considerable importance, and by 1200 1000 bc it was being fashioned on quite a large scale into weapons, initially dagger blades.

"He was being fashioned for the pop machine and he said: 'No, I'm not doing it.' I'm a generation older than Kurt Cobain but I could relate to what he was saying regarding the manufacture of pop".

I was caught up in the vibe that the good of our country was supremely being served; more than that, the good of the world was being fashioned right in front of our very eyes.

A high-tech corridor is being fashioned.

Just as MySpace TV is being fashioned to compete with YouTube, engineers at YouTube are busy developing social networking features.

Instead the contemporary art collection — which was officially sanctioned in 2004 — is being fashioned by the desire to interact with the here and now.

At a political extreme, Karl Marx, whose theories would help shatter the post-Napoleonic dispensation, was forming his ideas just as the finest Biedermeier products were being fashioned.

In animal research, cells taken from the inner lining of blood vessels are being fashioned into a biodegradable stent that can be inserted into arteries.

Increasingly, however, fentanyl is being fashioned into fake oxycodone pills, a recognition that the recent rise in heroin addiction in America stems from the abuse of prescription painkillers.

Officials involved in the discussion said they were being fashioned to draw Iran into nuclear talks that it had so far shunned.