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Given one of these highly structured lists, Roth had the idea to distill its structure by mapping its “frequency spectrum,” using what’s called the Fourier transform.

The Internet was created, it often seems, to distill complex political issues into not-so-complex memes.

"As long as we distill less than around two-hundred liters per month, the government doesn't seem to mind," he says.

Next, Murillo opens a bottle of their Special Edition, which they distill every six months on the solstice.

The Empress added a special clause for land-owning farmers, who were allowed to distill up to three hundred liters.

“I want to see what happens when I distill wild mushrooms that I foraged in the park,” said Grasse.

He held that it was wrong to distill grape or grain products "too far," until there was nothing left but the alcohol.

A blade of grass is a mystery, if men would but distill it out.

Old Tom Talbot, the grandfather, built the first brandy distillery in the state in order to distill brandy from beets.

Why do you distill into the heart of the man you term your friend all the bitterness that infects your own?

The one we killed at Kolobeng continued to distill clear poison from the fangs for hours after its head was cut off.