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The past is littered with the calcified husks of arguments claiming that subscription plans or microtransactions are capable replacements for advertising revenue.

It becomes calcified reality for the vast majority of people; most folk are not hygenic with their belief structures.

He meant break the systems, calcified behaviors, and system-think that ends up killing a company over the long term.

But this rawness became calcified in the genre causing it to be a core tenet rather than an artifact.

Books contained calcified knowledge that can be disseminated by someone familiar with the field; a non-scientist as it were.

Instead, his misfortune was commonplace, yet the remedy applied only to him, leaving untold others calcified in their situation.

Why didn't you mention about the effects of a calcified pineal gland resulting from a Vitamin D and magnesium deficiency?

They have calcified out-dated construction practices and insulates the process from any real competition amongst the limited number of approved suppliers.

As the article mentions, most of South Florida is built on top of limestone (calcified reefs from a previous geological period).

But have you ever tried to appeal a procedure of a calcified administration?

It is not normal to have calcified coronary arteries -- at any age.

Institutions and systems might be there to keep the peace, but they are big, slow and calcified to do things a certain way.

Calcified and corrupt bureaucracies are highly resistant to change and have the system "wired" to defeat it, so they don't generally get hit much.

This ends up creating a heavily calcified aid "system" where older organizations with the ability to cope with legal/bureaucratic issues are the only ones who can survive.

Better title: "Anything that falls into it and dies becomes calcified" Also note: "I took these creatures as I found them on the shoreline, and then placed them in ‘living’ positions, bringing them back to ‘life’, as it were"