• The quality of the new seal creates a tighter seal, thus protecting the integrity of the product.
• The molded-in membrane creates a much better seal than anything on the market today.
• Bah, humbug, I say as I scrape the mould off the rubber window seals.

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• I looked at the inky black lettering once more before I broke the wax seal.
• The seal was usually impressed on red wax, but was occasionally seen imprinted on a wafer stuck to the instrument with soft wax.

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• Human rights campaigners worry that it substantially lowers the standard for an international tribunal - while bearing the seal of U.N. approval.
• Students could subscribe not only to particular areas of knowledge but to particular types of annotations, such as commentary or seals of approval.
• Kitemarks or seals of approval are usually based on checklists of desirable attributes of quality or some other feature of the information.

• Is a man bound to hide what he knows under the seal of confession in every case?
• Therefore, there is no reason to think that the Seal of Confession would not have been observed in the Church of England.
• A priest cannot break the seal to save his own life, to protect his name, to refute a false accusation, to save the life of another, to aid the course of justice, or to avert a public calamity.

• Improved packaging also includes using special wrappers, seals, or caps on the outer and/or inner containers, or sealing each dose in its own pouch.
• The viral solutions would survive the UV lights only because he would seal the syringes in an opaque biohazard container before leaving.
• Dried seeds were sealed in plastic containers and stored at - 20° to prevent them from after-ripening prior to use.

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• They have been working to make the gel suitable for sealing cracks in oil wells to prevent water seeping through, and have now been awarded a contract to use it in five sites.
• Frankly I'd feel much happier with a billion dollars being spent sealing roads in the outback than building tunnels and freeways in the cities which just generate more traffic.
• The water stress treatments in the present study used containers sealed with parafilm to minimize water loss.

• If you are cooking duck breast, you can remove the skin before sealing the outer flesh in a pan and oven roasting.
• Remove from the bag draining the juices off before sealing the meat in a pan with hot oil.
• Season the fillet by rubbing it with salt, pepper and olive oil, then seal the fillet in a hot fry pan and add the mushrooms, this will ensure that they soak up the flavours which the beef may leave in the pan.

• His bronze was Britain's third medal of the Games, sealing a remarkable turnaround in fortune after a dismal first week.
• Chasing a victory target of 80 after dismissing their opponents for 170 earlier today, the tourists sealed their comfortable triumph in just 17.2 overs.
• He saluted the match winner's wonder strike as York City sealed their first win in seven attempts with a stirring 3-2 victory over Leyton Orient.

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