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I could vaporize you, you could extinguish me, and then— Let's start small.
I could vaporize you.
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Water from the inside of the Earth wandered to the surface and rained down on Earth, only to vaporize again and become clouds.
only to vaporize again and become clouds.
You're lucky that microwave emitter didn't vaporize every living thing standing nearby.
You're lucky that microwave emitter didn't vaporize every living thing standing nearby
it'll vaporize him into a big, gloopy heap
-Then we watch him melt or vaporize.
Mercury can vaporize, get into the air, and you can breathe it.
Mercury can vaporize, get into the air, and you can breathe it.
These intense temperatures can also heat up any metal you might be wearing, causing third-degree burns, and can also rapidly vaporize the rain water or sweat on your skin.
It can also rapidly vaporize the rain water or sweat on your skin.
That machinery, in the absence of oxygen, is heating those plastics up until they vaporize, and we're taking those vapors and then condensing them back into their liquid form.
is heating those plastics up until they vaporize,
Hubba hubba While we're sure this Hawking is just as smart as his real life counterpart, he also has the ability to vaporize people with lasers, something the real hawking couldn't do.
While we're sure this Hawking is just as smart as his real-life counterpart, he also has the ability to vaporize people with lasers, something the real Hawking couldn't do.
Imagine hoping to be rescued, only for a bomb to hit and vaporize everything in seconds.
Imagine hoping to be rescued only for a bomb to hit and vaporize everything in seconds.