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melt into

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melt something into something
to cause something to change its state when melting. The ice melted into a cold liquid that we could drink. We melted the fat into a liquid that we could deep-fry in.
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melt into something

to melt and change into a different state. All the ice cream melted into a sticky soup. The candles melted into a pool of colored wax in all the heat we had last summer.
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Today, there is more emphasis on preserving one''s ethnic identity and cultural roots than melt into a unity.
In natural magmatic systems, this corresponds to the overcoming of the melt escape threshold, when the melt escape from the local space is permitted and which results in the redistribution and accumulation of melt into separate batches and leucosomes.
s], we determine the heat flux entering the solid bed, which is [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] (18) The heat flux from the melt into the solid-melt interface may be derived from the energy equation for the melt.
 
 
 
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