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They want to genetically engineer bacteria or yeast to produce the molecule required to replace gasoline.molecule = chemical substance
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That protein molecule is found in lower concentrations in the brains of people suffering ordinary age-related memory loss.
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The full DNA molecule contains three billion of these bases. (source)molecule = the smallest amount of a chemical substance that can exist by itself
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Except that where it actually runs into a lot of molecules, it gets stronger and starts over. (source)molecules = chemical substance comprised of the smallest amount of a chemical substance that can exist by itself
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Had there been a better way, I might not have accidentally dropped the urn right onto the hardwood floor, which made my mom scream and my dad immediately jump down on all fours and start sweeping the ashes into a pile with his bare hands, almost as if he were trying to save each and every molecule of my former self. (source)molecule = the smallest amount of a chemical substance that can exist by itself
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Every molecule of air gave off red fire.† (source)
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In order for the toxic compound to be excreted in the urine, it first has to bind with available molecules of glucose or amino acid.† (source)molecules = chemical substance comprised of the smallest amount of a chemical substance that can exist by itself
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Water molecule radiation frequency at 22,000 MHz† (source)molecule = the smallest amount of a chemical substance that can exist by itself
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We were doing the molecular structure of atoms and how they vibrate.† (source)molecular = relating to the smallest amount of a chemical substance that can exist by itself
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The molecularly gimmicked goo, I decided, was great stuff.† (source)molecularly = in a manner related to the smallest amount of a chemical substance that can exist by itself
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She longs to touch him, but she hesitates: surely if she were to take him in her arms he would blur, then dissolve, into shreds of cloth, into smoke, into molecules, into atoms.† (source)molecules = chemical substance comprised of the smallest amount of a chemical substance that can exist by itself
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The dense air couldn't hold another molecule of moisture, so when the kettle boiled, heavy droplets swelled on the cool windowpanes.† (source)molecule = the smallest amount of a chemical substance that can exist by itself
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The molecular reproduction circled on the screen in colorful dots and spirals.† (source)molecular = relating to the smallest amount of a chemical substance that can exist by itself
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They said its chemical composition is unsound, it's brittle, it's decomposing molecularly, and it will crack suddenly, without warning ....† (source)molecularly = in a manner related to the smallest amount of a chemical substance that can exist by itself
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Smoke: her great-uncle says it is a suspension of particles, billions of drifting carbon molecules.† (source)molecules = chemical substance comprised of the smallest amount of a chemical substance that can exist by itself
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It was the same setup as the Egyptian Museum back in December, except this time there were volcanoes and molecule dioramas on the tables instead of pyramids and pharaohs.† (source)molecule = the smallest amount of a chemical substance that can exist by itself
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