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mixture

[miks-cher] / ˈmɪks tʃər /


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To explore this idea, the team cultured a large quantity of P. sanguinis for three days and then extracted the full mixture of metabolites produced by the microbe.

From Science Daily

He added that the posters were attached with a flour and water mixture, rather than glue, to avoid any damage or contamination.

From BBC

The national mood betrayed a “mixture of fear and relief,” Mr. Tremlett tells us, and even among “those who opposed him, celebrations were discreet.”

From The Wall Street Journal

A 45-minute episode shot in Ireland explores the history of Saint Patrick, “a mixture of fact and legend,” Scorsese says in his intro.

From The Wall Street Journal

The course passed through a mixture of commercial and residential areas.

From Los Angeles Times