unfolding
- unfolding
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unfold VERB
| I | unfold |
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| you | unfold |
| he/she/it | unfolds |
| we | unfold |
| you | unfold |
| they | unfold |
| I | unfolded |
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| you | unfolded |
| he/she/it | unfolded |
| we | unfolded |
| you | unfolded |
| they | unfolded |
| I | have | unfolded |
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| you | have | unfolded |
| he/she/it | has | unfolded |
| we | have | unfolded |
| you | have | unfolded |
| they | have | unfolded |
| I | had | unfolded |
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| you | had | unfolded |
| he/she/it | had | unfolded |
| we | had | unfolded |
| you | had | unfolded |
| they | had | unfolded |
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Key to the process of active imagination is the goal of exerting as little influence as possible on mental images as they unfold.
en.wikipedia.org If telomeres become too short, they have the potential to unfold from their presumed closed structure.
en.wikipedia.org The real case involved a nickel, not a half-dollar, and took four years to unfold, not the short matter of days in the film.
en.wikipedia.org The stop was only expected to last for few months or a year at most until the events unfolded.
en.wikipedia.org His pieces unfold as films without image, with a sharp ear for detail.
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