solidifying

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• It has solidified things maybe, but I don’t see any major shift.

• Brady, 43, in his first season outside New England in his two-decade career, helped solidify his legacy as perhaps the greatest quarterback of all time.

• That setup is analogous to how rocky planets formed their initial atmospheres after they solidified billions of years ago.

• Not to mention that someone who has been researching a topic and ran across your company name mentioned multiple times on industry-specific websites starts to solidify that brand recognition everyone is always talking about.

• Hyman’s team found that when they made droplets of mutated FUS proteins in vitro, after only about eight hours the droplets solidified into what he calls “horrible aggregates.”

• We employ inventory management to help solidify their property and make sure they have a better record of their possessions.

• His observations of the many varieties of Finch birds in the Galapagos Island led him to solidify his theory of natural selection.

• Throughout the 1990s, advances in chemistry led the materials solidify more quickly, thus making 3D printing more useful.

• The feet were then firmly bandaged, allowing the binding to solidify.

• According to HRW, it dispatched 20,000 officials to monitor them under the slogan “Solidify the Foundations, Benefit the Masses.”

• In three years Mr. Pembroke had done much to solidify the day-boys at Sawston School.

• The hocks contain considerable gelatine, so they are used for dishes that solidify, or become firm, after they are made.

• It is especially delicious in warm weather, but plenty of time must be allowed for it to solidify.