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if it were crystallised, it would wipe out a quarter of these banks' tangible common equity, their purest form of capital.

The design, known as the "Watercube" , plays on the geometry of water bubbles, fantastically crystallised as a massive rectangular form.

Processing plants can go back and forth between ethanol and crystallised sugar at the flick of a switch, depending on prices.

Much of this capital gain never crystallised , it was not converted into cash .

So a problem seen as a theoretical possibility has crystallised in an uncomfortable way.

This was the event that crystallised the new geopolitical order.

Mixtures of vegetables, preserved by sugar (drained, glace or crystallised), not frozen in a package of less than 18 kg.

"My sense of unease crystallised when I noticed that my conservative friends had disappeared from my Facebook page, " Mr Pariser writes.

This autumn's clash over the Japanese-controlled Senkaku (Diaoyu in Chinese) islands in the East China Sea crystallised the anxiety.

It also crystallised, somewhat awkwardly, the shifting balance of relations between the US and China.

But the comic opera has meanwhile crystallised doubts about the quality of his leadership.

That was a watershed moment, as it crystallised the dismantling, which began in 2001, of Stanley Ho's monopoly.

Emotions crystallised two years ago, when the town's water ran dry because of a pump failure, but Poland Spring's operations carried on.

The sugar people, by contrast, prefer to follow the market's signals in deciding whether cane is crystallised or distilled.

The Greenspan "put" , the promise of rate cuts, has now crystallised into Paulson's more explicit bail-out.

This ruby colored wine expresses aromatic notes of sweet spices, cinnamon and crystallised red fruits.

Expresses aromatic notes of sweet spices, cinnamon and crystallised red fruits.

A history of suffering and struggle has crystallised on his shoulders.

At deeper levels, the volcanic deposits were intruded by molten magma, which slowly crystallised to form granite.

Notes of crystallised fruits, fresh butter and white flowers emerge with swirling.

My own doubts about the diamond crystallised one night in Belgrade in October 2002.

Kennan's dispatch crystallised thinking in Washington.

The evidence of a draining summer, crystallised on transfer deadline day, is that the house is following suit.

After the attacks of September 11th 2001, a new political doctrine also crystallised: leadership would substitute for consensus.

By this means, a molten liquid such as fat may be spray crystallised.

It crystallised and cooled shortly thereafter, about 4. 5 billion years ago.

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This wine is marked by intense flavors(lemon, crystallised orange) full in the mouth and fresh;