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"What causes something to be insulating, conducting or magnetic? Can we transmute something into a different state?"

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According to Israel's Basic Law, the president "has the power to pardon criminals and reduce or transmute their sentence".

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Her feelings of kinship with precipitation are transmuted into a delightfully conceived scene in which little versions of Amélie appear inside every falling raindrop.

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This event has been transmuted into “The Gold,” an involving British drama premiering here Sunday on PBS.

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Yet Boggs makes a strong case for these books as successful formal experiments in which Baldwin once again transmuted the storms of his personal life into eloquent indictments of systemic racism.

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