0 a liquid that would supposedly make people able to go on living for ever, or a substance that would turn the cheaper metals into gold -- ramuan ajaib
the elixir of life.
And of course advertising is the elixir of life for the food sector in this overcrowded food market.
There is a wondrous elixir called efficiency savings.
Do they not believe in the new elixir?
Science is somehow to be the elixir of competitiveness.
With little fiscal coordination and no treasury, membership of the euro is by no means an elixir for good economic health.
The rural measure in particular is one that we hope will help to characterize some of the information networks that may have influenced prescription and consumption of elixir sulfanilamide.
Or is doubt really faith's elixir?
They implicate magic, alchemy and various forms of nonscientific knowledge in the production of sources of eternal youth, and identify a public susceptibility to such elixirs.
