She also uses blueing to ward off bad spirits by painting the ( removable ) laundry liquid around door frames and other boundaries; homeowners in Mexico, Greece and the Southwestern United States use more permanent blue paint.
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However, dividing the genus would be problematic as the name " Psilocybe " was attached to " P . montana " and consequently to the non-blueing clade, leaving the hallucinogenic species without a generic name.
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Now, most airguns out of China carry both a pleasant price tag and finish and the Phantom s metalwork exudes a standard of polish and blueing that will, I m sure, have the European gunmakers sitting up and taking notice.
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Formerly a member of the genus " Psilocybe " ( well known for its psilocybin containing members ), this species belonged to the non-blueing ( non-hallucinogenic ) clade and was consequently moved to " Deconica " in 2009.
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Addition of a trace of any alkali to tap or distilled water also provides an effective blueing solution; a few drops of strong ammonium hydroxide or of saturated aqueous lithium carbonate, added immediately before use, are sufficient for a 400 ml staining dish full of water.
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Also speaking to " The Guardian ", Pullman, author of the " His Dark Materials " trilogy, said : " I'm against anything, from age-ranging to pinking and blueing, whose effect is to shut the door in the face of children who might enjoy coming in.
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In 2014, Pullman supported the Let Books Be Books campaign to stop children s books being labelled as for girls or for boys, saying : " I'm against anything, from age-ranging to pinking and blueing, whose effect is to shut the door in the face of children who might enjoy coming in.
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When tap water is not sufficiently alkaline, or is even acidic and is unsatisfactory for blueing haematoxylin, a tap water substitute consisting of 3.5 g NaHCO 3 and 20 g MgSO 4.7H 2 O in one litre of water with thymol ( to inhibit formation of moulds ), is used to accelerate blueing of thin paraffin sections.
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When tap water is not sufficiently alkaline, or is even acidic and is unsatisfactory for blueing haematoxylin, a tap water substitute consisting of 3.5 g NaHCO 3 and 20 g MgSO 4.7H 2 O in one litre of water with thymol ( to inhibit formation of moulds ), is used to accelerate blueing of thin paraffin sections.
