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The bottom-filled molds without the filter represented an intermediate case in which the test-bars filled more quiescently than the top-filled molds, although some entrainment was caused by a rolling back wave in the runner bar. As regrettable as the routine practice of corporate secrecy is, it is usually equally distressing to see how quiescently the member of CoGS -- good, decent people all -- go along with it. Of quiescently frozen dessert you may eat, but absolutely not in the living room. |
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