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How To Use dissolvent In A Sentence

• Introduced domestic organic dissolvent the crop 1996 and consumption, forecasted mixed 2000 the demand 2010.
• Conversely, the kind of bipartisan cooperation voters are supposedly clamoring for today seemed to them, again correctly as the evidence shows, a deterrent to voter turnout and a dissolvent of internal party unity. Party rivalry past and present
• Incapable of being duped! that horrid maxim is the dissolvent of all noble sentiments in man. Modeste Mignon
• Methods By changing dissolvent, filtrating and heating to determine it.
• Thereupon also, two things should not surprise us: first, that forced equality – as ever it must be – is the dissolvent of profitable social relations; and second, that individual responsibility is the glue that binds us together. Archive 2005-09-01
• It would seem to be necessary that the author who is to stand as a distinct and imperative individual among the company of those who express the world's thought should come to a hard crystallization before subjecting himself to the tense strain of cities, the dissolvent acids of critical circles. How Books Become Immortal
• Protestantism in the sixteenth century, if it could have been accepted in France, would have been a more edifying dissolvent than Voltairism was in the eighteenth; but it is certain that the loosening of theological ideas and the organization connected with them and upholding them, was the first process towards making truly social ideas possible, and their future realization a thing which good men might hope for. Voltaire
• Pornography has been deliberately used as a social and political dissolvent during periods of revolutionary change. Pornography and Deicide
• Celles-ci se dissolvent ensuite en grande partie, mais, avant de passer l'tat liquide, elles tendent se briser en petits fragments transversaux. Insectivorous Plants
• First economic product is with dissolving the nitrocellulose element at organic dissolvent is a foundation.