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| orbed by metals, making it suitable for laser | cutting and drilling. |
| r cross feed and manual gear change for screw | cutting. |
| other uses such as grinding grain for grist, | cutting chaff, chopping apples for the cider press an |
| l cross-feed and manual gear change for screw | cutting. |
| spent two months making them ready for matrix | cutting. |
| in Healing Hands, a TVB series known for its | cutting edge medical topics and its star-studded cast |
| For example, | cutting along the cut locus of a point suffices. |
| Armstrong introduced a tool holder for lathe | cutting bits. |
| continued, with the massive earthworks for a | cutting to enter Barrs Court started in August 1852. |
| two flutes are usually provided, one for each | cutting edge. |
| ried out the first basic tests for plasma-arc | cutting of high-alloyed steel and aluminium with argo |
| et muscles are sometimes separated for retail | cutting: the lean "first cut" or "flat cut" is the de |
| te because the land was requisitioned for the | cutting of the Regent's Canal. |
| For the | cutting tool, see scissors. |
| ually used in making them, perhaps for simple | cutting of the record. |
| he concocted as a partial reparation for his | cutting of Sif's hair. |
| icized by the Canadian Alliance party for not | cutting taxes. |
| They may be used for either | cutting a thread or rolling a thread. |
| safely lift bandages away from skin for easy | cutting. |
| lis's double-edged blade can be used for both | cutting and thrusting. |
| lly harvested, as with logging of forests and | cutting of corn, fossil fuels are of prehistoric orig |
| rial is ground out along the vein to form the | cutting edge. |
| Other Johnson solids can be formed by | cutting off multiple pentagonal pyramids from an icos |
| de for Christ, and James O. Davis, Founder of | Cutting Edge International. |
| You're 30 (2003) and BBC One's season four of | Cutting It (2005) as Liam Carney. |
| mple zograscope can be built from a frame (by | cutting a rectangular opening in the bottom of a card |
| For the US politician, see Francis B. | Cutting. |
| he 2006 season, he suffered a freak accident, | cutting his left wrist whilst trying to open a window |
| pel Lee to withdraw from Fredericksburg while | cutting him off from supplies and transportation. |
| the 200 m, 400 m and 800 m freestyle events, | cutting 7 seconds off her 800 m freestyle world recor |
| blic sector wages – having hiring freezes and | cutting subsidies for fuel and reinstate a 20 percent |
| across the capital on the two frequencies and | cutting back on the North London-specific music requi |
| perfectly passing low frequencies, perfectly | cutting high frequencies; and thus may be considered |
| follows the technological process from timber | cutting and pulp production to board drying, sorting, |
| fragment is a DNA fragment resulting from the | cutting of a DNA strand by a restriction enzyme (rest |
| r, until I heard the latest offering from the | cutting edge Loose label” - The Guardian |
| Caro's debut album Deleted Scenes from the | Cutting Room Floor was released on 29 January 2010 an |
| and close, preventing operators from promptly | cutting off gas that fueled the fire. |
| upon, but her force field saved her from the | cutting instruments. |
| d, the hawthorn at Appleton Thorn grew from a | cutting of the Holy Thorn at Glastonbury, which was i |
| cross-section that conveys chips away from a | cutting edge as the tool rotates. |
| n the churchyard is a thorn tree grown from a | cutting from the Glastonbury Thorn. |
| ine that is reputed to have been grown from a | cutting taken from a tree at the Battle of Culloden i |
| w tunnel was also approached by a 100 ft deep | cutting on the north side. |
| , Heinrich von Bibra, Bishop of Fulda, before | cutting their grapes. |
| his ship to ram the submarine at full speed, | cutting it in half and killing all 23 members of its |
| However, in January 2006, Fuller's began | cutting jobs at the Horndean brewery, and it was anno |
| esting requires multiple functions, including | cutting and lifting the vines, then separating the to |
| Such a sequence can be gained by | cutting the bounding circle in an arbitrary point and |
| a, 13 February 1879, during a heavy gale, and | cutting the fastenings of the ship's rudder chains. |
| he northern Fatasil hills at Garchuk locality | cutting across the National Highway (N.H.)-37 at Garc |
| An oxygen gas torch | cutting a slab |
| s a film editor at Gaumont-British, initially | cutting together out-takes from Marry Me (1932) and w |
| phire, bearing rings, vane pumps, gear steel, | cutting knives, carbide, etc. |
| rings to counter side forces generated during | cutting, unlike a power drill, where the force is axi |
| d broke out in the motor and generator rooms, | cutting all power. |
| rial is done by using geometrically undefined | cutting edges (grain bound) that are held together in |
| ew a 31 yard touchdown pass to George Cooper, | cutting Utah's lead to 20-7. |
| This combination can get good | cutting efficiency, and at the same time prolong the |
| on the ice ran over Reaugh's glove, severely | cutting his hand. |
| et to meet the Millennium Development Goal of | cutting hunger in half by 2015. |
| ike around a man's head and was only good for | cutting butter" An ornate gilded version of this earl |
| created the Sanmenxia "Three Passes Gorge" by | cutting a mountain ridge with a divine battle-axe to |
| here he criticized the Liberal government for | cutting transfer payments which "strangled the provin |
| nd on June 20, the municipal government began | cutting internet connections in Shishou. |
| Some criticized the government for | cutting a number of research and science positions du |
| The long route GR 11 | cutting its way through the southern side of the Pyre |
| was shortened, the anvil (the grandmother) to | cutting the lock on the flask and ground wz.29 bayone |
| on what later became known as Grant's Canal, | cutting a new channel across the base of De Soto Poin |
| it was impossible to dig a new grave without | cutting through an existing one. |
| He contributed to Re-Thinking Green, edited | Cutting Green Tape, and co-authored Economics: Public |
| th the invention of the Weber Kettle grill by | cutting a metal buoy in half and fashioning a dome sh |
| high temperature is a problem in grinding or | cutting. |
| phlegm, extenuating that which is gross, and | cutting that which is tough and glutinous, cleanseth |
| they should promote private sector growth by | cutting spending and paying off debt. |
| e, which lacked the parts needed to guide the | cutting tool in the precise path needed to produce an |
| ng straight lines and as a straight guide for | cutting and scoring with a blade. |
| ge wall recess, reaching for a guitar, before | cutting to a scene of him standing in a white-and-pur |
| Acacia senegal is tapped for gum by | cutting holes in the bark, from which a product calle |
| ries of Debbie Horsfield's hairdressing drama | Cutting It, starring Sarah Parish and Amanda Holden. |
| lin Green, Ghada Karmi, David Halpin, Pauline | Cutting, 125 other doctors: Israeli boycotts: gesture |
| Typical hand ground | cutting tool angles for the lathe. |
| y produced overhead projectors and hand lever | cutting machines. |
| Harmon S. | Cutting (1830-1884) was Mayor of the City of Buffalo, |
| te rhythm tracks and continued to harness the | cutting edge music technology of newly developed digi |
| ouraged reducing spending, McKeon has opposed | cutting the military budget, stating that “a defense |
| A single point tool has one | cutting edge and is used for turning, boreing and pla |
| to Sales and Mike's Barbershop (Mike has been | cutting hair for over sixty years and has never raise |
| se or other clamping arrangement, and has the | cutting wheel and motor mounted on a pivoting arm att |
| y has been depressed and appears to have been | cutting himself. |
| Many implements have a | cutting edge which is essentially straight. |
| ks to reward companies that have demonstrated | cutting edge business strategies, vision and solid ma |
| Today, grazing, haymaking and | cutting rough vegetation encourage flowers and wetlan |
| Republicans regain a majority, said he favors | cutting spending and lowering taxes. |
| He started | cutting discs for members of the public, as well as f |
| get comfortable at his new desk, so he starts | cutting off parts of the legs, but eventually shorten |
| European settler to the area when he started | cutting cedar at Narrawallee Creek near Milton. |
| or a family audience," and as a result he was | cutting a close-up of Becky, in which her hysteria wa |
| A K6 can have up to 18 engraving heads each | cutting 8.000 cells per second to an accuracy of .1 µ |
| Relying heavily on | cutting in kills from professional marksmen, numerous |
| of the Roman road known as Sarn Helen before | cutting off west through the Ogof Ffynnon Ddu nationa |
| blunt tip on the bottom blade, which helps in | cutting bandages without gouging the skin. |
| tially because of the low ratings - hence the | cutting of series three and four midway through their |
| g the world's trade at Panama and hence under | cutting England. |
| helter" by The Rolling Stones - When Henry is | cutting cocaine at Sandy's place. |
| ge in Peak Practice (1993), Allie Henshall in | Cutting It (2002), Annie Naylor in Trust and Natalie |
| was to expedite the process, with her office | cutting the red tape that had deterred many producers |
| vid image of the marriage is of her [Nazneen] | cutting her husband's corns, a task she seems require |
| he stress and waiting at home and her journey | cutting through Washington red tape and publicizing t |
| im Teng Zui (Gurmit Singh confronts her about | cutting his bonus due to his incompetence and poor wo |
| s adolescent mistress by strangling her, then | cutting open her stomach and pouring acid into her bo |
| nages the reedbed for this secretive heron by | cutting glades through the reeds to allow better feed |
| Bill Hicks (The | Cutting Edge series) ~David Quantick (Editor) (MQ Pub |
| In 2000, the new HiFocus plasma | cutting technology, with laser-like precision, was pl |
| today in the hand manufacture of high quality | cutting blades. |
| Haitian inmate who exacted revenge on him by | cutting out his tongue preventing him from being able |
| They murdered and double-scalped him before | cutting open his stomach and placing pieces of his ri |
| a in a sword duel, comically finishing him by | cutting his hair (a disgrace to his status as a samur |
| nder of Easy, Herbert Sobel, fooling him into | cutting an English farmer's fence and letting loose a |
| hermitage; Corentin would nourish himself by | cutting a piece of this fish, which would then regrow |
| His late | cutting is quite beautiful and there is a certain eas |
| o starts wing-flapping motions with his arms, | cutting back into the animation from the title sequen |
| He received his hair | cutting ceremony at age thirteen from Thubten Gyatso, |
| with the Dayton Bombers of the ECHL his last, | cutting his promising career short at the age of 28. |
| In May of 1980, Price Jr. re-wrote his will, | cutting Vickie out. |
| er, with perfectionist attitudes to his work, | cutting yields severely to achieve greater ripeness. |
| habit of missing easy chances but his speed, | cutting passes, and incisive runs into the box more t |
| hogs teeth are dubbed to prevent the hog from | cutting the dog. |
| The basics of the method involves holding the | cutting area of the chisel or plane iron flat to the |
| clude the usual nursery "seed-grown" and the " | cutting grown", which can easily be grown at home by |
| b develop its later reputation as the home of | cutting edge new music. |
| by night and started breaking into homes and | cutting the residents' throats, killing men, women, a |
| e miles/kilometers inland, flooding homes and | cutting off escape routes. |
| ce is a cork borer sharpener used to hone the | cutting edge to more easily slice the cork. |
| southern rim, and a short, hook-shaped valley | cutting across the northwest rim. |
| reduce government expenditures in the hope of | cutting the debt. |
| at weekends, patient choice of hospital, and | cutting NHS waiting list times; introducing foundatio |
| love of a lady by following a white hound and | cutting off the head of a white stag. |
| Matsubara tortured the cat for four hours by | cutting off its ear and tail before strangling the ca |
| elgian main stream media such as HUMO (****), | Cutting Edge (*****), Focus Knack (***), Goddeau and |
| ouse was in the community as was an ice house | cutting and storing ice from Aldrich Pond. |
| n the 70s, several new releases by iconic and | cutting edge artists have been released by the label, |
| One of them included the idea of | cutting the top off the tower and placing a large sta |
| nsterwalde began selling the WSH III-M plasma | cutting system with 50 KW - the first industry-ready |
| ernment's failure in curbing the illegal hill | cutting taking place in Chittagong. |
| 1, 1986 Albert Lee died suddenly of illness - | cutting short what was a rapidly rising artistic star |
| The example pictured also illustrates a | cutting tool at the other end of the hammer. |
| he sher figure that is thought to imitate the | cutting action of scissors. |
| e the convoy arrived, and immediately started | cutting down the tree while standing on the roof of t |
| range of issues, including immigration, Iraq, | cutting health care costs, abortion, and Social Secur |
| gle, but due to angular limitations in common | cutting implements (hand circular saws, table saws) a |
| It was built in a | cutting with an overbridge for the roadway, with the |
| nvironment that it occurs in is in pegmatites | cutting a changed zinc orebody. |
| was at first only a temporary building in the | cutting. |
| The ECR passes through in a | cutting below an interchange roundabout whilst the A1 |
| On emerging from the tunnel in a | cutting the line then ran under a bridge carrying Sta |
| motorway climbs the Chiltern escarpment in a | cutting up to 150 feet (46 m) deep with steep chalk f |
| He co-starred in The | Cutting Edge: Going for the Gold, the sequel to the 1 |
| Rake angle is a parameter used in various | cutting and machining processes, describing the angle |
| rk with scenes of a sad girl dressed in black | cutting in. |
| the surface at the Ellis Portal, running in a | cutting through Rosedale station. |
| sidered a worthy alternative to laser in many | cutting applications. |
| The site was in a | cutting, which now part of a footpath and bridleway. |
| In orthogonal | cutting this typically occurs where the tool temperat |
| sharp-edged metal dust particles freed in the | cutting, which fill the atmosphere, and are necessari |
| brasive due to the sharp edges created in the | cutting process. |
| Although Flow was involved in waterjet | cutting, it wasn't until Hashish invented a technique |
| The retaining wall in the | cutting east of Central Croydon Station, now part of |
| Set in a | cutting and with a tunnel at the east end of the stat |
| YLE, the militia participated in effectively | cutting off through traffic. |
| The site was in a | cutting, which has now been filled in and is the gard |
| h means that the metallurgical powders in the | cutting segments of the blade wear fast enough to exp |
| , at this point on the line, the line is in a | cutting which is spanned by a bridge carrying Shoreha |
| stations, Rosherville Halt was situated in a | cutting near a road overbridge from which a footbridg |
| he Grand Junction Canal with the railway in a | cutting beneath the two. |
| e fringe of Withington, the stop will be in a | cutting. |
| ctive and popular recording artists in blues, | cutting about 180 sides between 1930 and 1952, severa |
| ay on its line to Derby and was situated in a | cutting to the east of Meir tunnel. |
| decided to use the Canadians over in Europe, | cutting down forests in the UK and France. |
| rather unusual, being a single platform in a | cutting through the village. |
| built on a sharp curve (8 chains radius) in a | cutting below Trinity Street. |
| slimmed down in the 1980s, 1990s, and in 2004 | cutting from 10 to 5 flights a day when US Airways cu |
| rtance in the electronics industry and in the | cutting of gemstones. |
| His father's actions resulted in Mehmed | cutting his head, which left him with a lifelong scar |
| was formerly the A5, but the A5 now runs in a | cutting north of the village. |
| s located ¼ mile from the centre of town in a | cutting around 40 feet below street level. |
| ble as the site of the station platforms in a | cutting has been infilled and now covered by housing. |
| The station was located in a | cutting underneath the Stoke to Uttoxeter turnpike ro |
| nning track passes under the depot track in a | cutting. |
| m the Old English meaning the settlement in a | cutting. |
| In 1854, | Cutting took out three patents relating to the proces |
| lt on a bridge over the railway situated in a | cutting, it was built for the 1889 Exposition Univers |
| fter screen-testing for the lead role in "The | Cutting Edge 2". |
| vel of greenhouse emissions starting in 2020, | cutting them to about half of the 2003 levels by 2050 |
| ghtly; the station is therefore situated in a | cutting, under the centre of the elevated roundabout, |
| scend by stairs to the platform situated in a | cutting. |
| ing is above ground with the 6 platforms in a | cutting. |
| In "The | Cutting Edge: Fire & Ice," Francia Raisa reprises her |
| ribed as a "severe attrition policy" in 1982, | cutting 19 jobs to save $500,000 at city hall. |
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