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melt

[melt] / mɛlt /




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At the same time, rapid melting of ice sheets may have contributed to further cooling in affected areas.

From Science Daily

In the melting pot that was Chicago, immigrant parents brought their children to him because he always found a way to communicate with them and care for their children, often for free.

From The Wall Street Journal

Hundreds of thousands of snow-belt households have installed heated driveways to melt snow quickly.

From The Wall Street Journal

Who has time or energy for melting ice caps and mass extinction when day-to-day life is so catastrophic?

From Salon

Steel spokesperson said the company had “ample tin mill capacity to supply domestic demand” and that it is “committed to supplying customers with tin mill products that are mined, melted and made in America.”

From The Wall Street Journal