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In 2021, a study in Science showed that chemists could use tandem nanoscale catalysts to merge several steps of this conversion into a single reaction -- an approach that increases yield and reduces costs.

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Instead, these particles accumulated in dense bands, allowing them to merge into planetesimals, the solid precursors of planets.

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One reason Joy and her husband decided to merge so many of their accounts: They knew they’d reach their goal of retiring by 40 faster if they worked together.

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By merging these two concepts, the researchers created what they call a "terraced barrel" model.

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Predictably, those vessels break open so his grey flesh can supernaturally merge into a foul lump of distorted features and tentacles, binding Lilly while a creepy voice asks, “Got a kiss for daddy?”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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