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Though it was invented in Turkey, the patent for spray-on liquid glass is held by the German company Nanopool.
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Trotting along bright-hearted, laughing his spray-on headache of a laugh, he will not succumb to complication.
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And so the paint is all nontoxic, and the spray-on insulation that coats the ceiling is made from castor oil.
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First the spray-on six-pack pitch in Dragons' Den, and now Darryn "Mr Paparazzi" Lyons's belly implants on Big Brother?!
The Populist: the column that wants to rap battle Anne Hathaway
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A 23 year old with big hair, a spray-on tan, and no discernible history of ever having to actually work for the riches she's received will be signing books while I'm rifling my car for change to buy my next cup of coffee.
Jane Devin: A Writer's Rant About Simon & Schuster's Dip Into the Celebrity Cesspool
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Wanda's work draws comparisons to modern masters such as Alexander Calder for her gravity-defying use of spray-on butter substitutes to create light, airy confections that challenge our very conception of what a “stick of butter” means.
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An actor like Daniel Day-Lewis builds a performance from the marrow outwards; Depp's roles are more like spray-on tans or automobile paint-jobs.
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Scientists from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) recently determined that poly (3-hexylthiopene), or P3HT, may be a useful material for creating spray-on transistors.
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Once she has arrived, Ms. Kilgore usually checks her skin before hitting the beach, touching up areas that look blotchy with a Guerlain spray-on bronzing powder.
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Tagged with Clarke's Third Law, nanotechnology, science fiction, science is magic, spray-on glass, What could possibly go wrong?
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