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substance

[suhb-stuhns] / ˈsʌb stəns /




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The great Solomon Burke can sing anything and his interpretation of “The Mighty Quinn” still meets that criteria, but there’s not enough substance for him in the song or the arrangement for it to sparkle.

From Salon

However, a person cannot be killed simply by coming into physical contact with the substance.

From Los Angeles Times

Many of these substances are not included in routine testing panels, and their health effects remain unclear.

From Science Daily

The European Medicines Agency has previously warned that these substances could contaminate ecosystems, although detailed information about how much of the drugs enter the environment remains limited.

From Science Daily

The delay tactic, Swanson said, is a way to avoid having to respond to the substance of the suits as well as a judge potentially ruling that the matters are eligible for release under FOIA.

From Salon