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hardening

noun as in thickening

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Instead of hardening a resin already mixed with metal compounds, the researchers first 3D print a framework using a simple water-based gel known as a hydrogel.

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Analysts say the policy can be erratic—the administration one day floating talks with Venezuela, a few later hardening its approach.

Ukraine is also a candidate to join the EU, but is facing hardening opposition from Hungary and tensions along their shared border, after Kyiv accused Budapest of sending reconnaissance drones into western Ukraine.

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The Center for Biological Diversity and others advocate for a “hands-off” approach to California’s forests and urge management of the wildfire crisis through home hardening and evacuation planning alone.

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They’re dismissing those who attend as deluded cultists, hardening hearts on each side even more.

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