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distillation

noun as in distillate

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The refinery’s massive fuel storage tanks, distillation towers and sprawling pipeline have been a long-standing source of community concern.

Its massive fuel storage tanks, distillation towers and sprawling pipeline network loom over Carson and Wilmington and are a long-standing source of community concern.

The fifth LP, he says, should be “a confident distillation of what you do. It shows that you know who you are and that you’ve still got gas in the tank.”

Organisers said the "fast-paced distillation" of the play would see Radiohead's music become a critical part of the narrative.

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As such, America’s democracy crisis not just about “politics” but an outgrowth/distillation of many other and deeper societal troubles.

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