In that way, Misery Is A Butterfly is a secret that has emerged from its chrysalis into a bloom that may just claim its rightful accolades. |
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What modern psychologists dispute about the chrysalis image is the finality it implies. |
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The title may refer to a process, as when a butterfly emerges from the chrysalis. |
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Unlike any other British butterfly, speckled woods are able to hibernate as either a caterpillar or chrysalis. |
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The leaves are high in vitamins A and C, preparing the caterpillars for the chrysalis. |
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Milkweed, in its many varieties, serves as the sole host plant for the monarch's life cycle, from egg to caterpillar to chrysalis. |
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Alice reminds the Caterpillar that it will be strange when he changes to a chrysalis and then into a butterfly, but the Caterpillar disagrees. |
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The effect is that of a chrysalis in a cocoon struggling to get free and, at points, of a body emerging from its death shroud. |
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After a Harris' checkerspot emerges from its chrysalis, it feeds on nectar from a wide variety of flowers. |
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Release the butterfly where it was captured as soon as it emerges from its chrysalis. |
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The chrysalis is what the silkworm becomes when it finishes spinning its cocoon. |
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Many people think that monarchs spin their cocoon but they in fact just shed their skin to form the chrysalis. |
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I'm gently unwrapping the chrysalis of gauze surrounding a hand-painted silk evening dress as delicate as a butterfly's wings. |
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After feeding, caterpillars pupate in a chrysalis, then transform into beautiful butterflies. |
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The new spectacularly rises from the old like a butterfly emerging from a chrysalis. |
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A determined butterfly struggled for release from its chrysalis as raindrops fell, tearing holes in its unfolding wings. |
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Once it has finished eating, the caterpillar envelops itself in a chrysalis. |
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It appeared to be drying off its wings after emerging from its chrysalis and was happy to pose for a picture before flying off. |
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As the dancers broke through like butterflies from a chrysalis, the fabric hung from them limply, like some remnant of an earlier life stage. |
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It was as though the dance had not yet fully emerged from a too-cool chrysalis. |
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My surroundings were only a chrysalis for me to burst out of and become something else. |
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Indeed, the next day we're ready to emerge from our chrysalis for some shopping in town. |
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The caterpillar falls asleep within the chrysalis, after the death of its first matter. |
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As democratic Russia emerged from the Soviet chrysalis it tried to outbid the West in its fervour for human rights. |
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Closely related to each other, this kind of photography will show such things as the development of a flower, or the butterfly emerging from the chrysalis. |
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Is a generalist translator necessarily-and only-a chrysalis of the specialized butterfly? |
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Nijhout showed that before the caterpillar retires into its chrysalis to transform into a butterfly, the position of the spots on the future wings has been established. |
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In this nonfeeding condition it is called a pupa or chrysalis. |
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It's exquisitely photographed, with intimate shots of flora and fauna, and a particularly mesmerizing sequence in which a rare butterfly emerges from its chrysalis. |
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It makes a chrysalis or cocoon and then emerges as a beautiful butterfly. |
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I who, little time before, became atheistic by the sufferings of the world matter, I left like a butterfly his chrysalis. |
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How does a tiny egg, which becomes a caterpillar and then a chrysalis, turn into a beautiful Monarch butterfly? |
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The three-act structure caterpillar, chrysalis and butterfly is fully played out here. |
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However, with the dainty volume my quondam friend sprang into fame. At the same time he cast off the chrysalis of a commonplace existence. |
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This transformation into a pupa, or chrysalis, takes a few hours. |
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But Mr Brown may yet amaze the churls, emerging from the chrysalis of the Treasury a bold and principled leader, and justifying the hopes stoked by Labour's dizzy victory ten years ago. |
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On the way to my office I imagined Cynthia as a chrysalis, my imposed burden of studenthood, falling off me, drifting into the night. |
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It has developed through the hunting and agriculture-handicraft stages into one of machines and computers, just as the caterpillar turns into a chrysalis and then into a butterfly. |
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He shall deliver the skimmed milk powder to his factory authorized under paragraph 1 above and mix it with fish meal, chrysalis meal or fish soluble. |
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Water pollution is a real threat to the butterfly's larva and chrysalis. |
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However, they do not always succeed and it is not rare to see from two up to even four males hanging onto the chrysalis even for days at a time waiting for the females to hatch. |
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The larvae pupate in the soil for 4-8 weeks, form a chrysalis, in which they morph into adults, and then emerge. |
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