TOPIC etc![Stretchy ice cream in action: A chilled bowl of the stuff is stretched out during a demonstration. <br>[Credit: Anne E. McBride]](http://scienceline.org/_s/files/2008/07/si4.jpg) Stretchy ice cream in action: A chilled bowl of the stuff is stretched out during a demonstration.
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