Buildups

Cures most status buildups, including Scarlet Rot, while also dealing a small bit of damage to the player in exchange.

After a lot of buildups, the Kraken finally showed itself for an epic final battle, and it did not disappoint.

Stone describes some dust buildups in certain areas being “disturbed” — including the window officers believe was the access point, a microwave and bicycle seat near that window.

Sporting strung together their share of fine buildups, but were characteristically sloppy in front of goal and soft at the back when they could least afford it.

To match the USSR’s huge expenditures on its armed forces, Reagan and Secretary of Defense Casper Weinberger initiated one of the largest peacetime military buildups in American history.

What causes those buildups — and how to prevent them — is less well understood.

It doesn’t look like viruses themselves cause Alzheimer’s, and it’s also possible that it may be brain’s immune response to the virus that leads to protein buildups, rather than anything about the viruses themselves.

He states his disappointment of how the nature of the porno enterprise market has fallen from erotic romantic buildups and "the brain" to purely raunchy sexual material.

Sewers are among the most dangerous locations to explore owing to risk of poisoning by buildups of toxic gas (commonly methane and hydrogen sulfide ).

The handshakes, broadcast live throughout Latin America, appeared to signal that a week of military buildups and diplomatic repercussions was over.

This attack had grave implications for India and Nehru tried to solve the issue, but by 18 October, it was clear that the Chinese were preparing for an attack on India, with massive troop buildups on the border.

This improves accuracy by evening pressure buildups that would otherwise cause the arrow to "plane" on the air in a random direction after shooting.