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There, the two find a human infant blackening over the fire on a spit.
ECONOMIST: New fiction
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Scientists have found that blackening the element using lasers can transform the metal's properties.
BBC: Copper wire
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GIA, blackening the Islamists' image by helping it to carry out some of its more horrific deeds.
ECONOMIST: Algeria
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We can see oil discoloring the ocean, blackening coastlines and covering wildlife, but carbon dioxide is colorless and odorless.
CNN: What if carbon dioxide were as black as oil?
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Despite occasional growls about unnamed enemies blackening the army's name, General Basbug seems quietly to be co-operating with the government in its investigation.
ECONOMIST: Turkey and its generals
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This included a blackout across significant portions of the Worldwide Web, with Wikipedia going dark and Google blackening its logo.
FORBES: Why The Demise Of SOPA Is Good For Brands
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Blackening copper allows it to absorb more light and heat, increasing the range of uses for the metal.
BBC: Copper wire
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Doorstep lending, or home credit as it is termed by the trade, is a counter-cyclical business: in a downturn, bad debts pile up, blackening credit histories.
ECONOMIST: New competition means doorstep lenders are in trouble