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Now, this vapor is either absorbed by the fabric or it escapes into the atmosphere, causing the mothballs to disappear over time.
Now, this vapor is either absorbed by the fabric or it escapes into the atmosphere, causing the mothballs to disappear over time.
were into woven into the fabric of American life.
Maybe you need to measure fabric before you make clothing.
So I have some landscape fabric here and it's kind of a mess.
and then hanging some kind of visible fabric
One economist—one economist likened the idea of firing Powell to ripping the fabric of the universe.
One economist, one economist, likened the idea of firing Powell to ripping the fabric of the universe.
It wasn't fabric, obviously.
It wasn't fabric, obviously.
They're a part of a bigger fabric of Montana.
They're a part of a bigger fabric of Montana.
You're not looking at Boeing and hearing from program executives that are saying, hey, the very future of this company, the fabric of our identity is wrapped up in whether or not we can fly astronauts to and from the International Space Station.
You're not looking at Boeing and hearing from program executives that are saying, "Hey, the very future of this company, the fabric of our identity, is wrapped up in whether or not we can fly astronauts to and from the International Space Station." And then there's SpaceX's ability to operate independently.
But we had multiple fittings and meetings, just talking about the colors and the fabrics, and this is actually one whole fabric.
just talking about the colors and the fabrics, and this is actually one whole fabric.
but she's too young to know this song that was entered to wind in the magic fabric of our dreaming.
but she's too young to know this song that was entered to wind in the magic fabric of our dreaming.