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| His father's actions resulted in Mehmed | cutting his head, which left him with a lifelong scar |
| Increasing the amount of time between | cutting and heating will increase both the final mois |
| Welding, | cutting and heating (hot work). |
| St Pancras to Glasgow express approached the | cutting a heavy landslip caused by a sudden thaw bloc |
| ork in the exhausting labor of picking up and | cutting the heavy cables, working even under heavy fi |
| tional Diploma in Design she produced ‘Mother | Cutting the Hedge' (1962) and ‘East Street, Brighton' |
| Ribbon | cutting was held in late April, 2009 and guest began |
| s adolescent mistress by strangling her, then | cutting open her stomach and pouring acid into her bo |
| We are shown flashes of Gemma crying and | cutting off her hair. |
| Moreover, | cutting off her relations with Dudley is part of the |
| enchanted sleeping Valkyrie whom he wakes by | cutting open her corslet with his sword. |
| scuttled and abandoned her at Algiers, after | cutting all her steam pipes. |
| Cutting short her cruise with damage to the parapet o | |
| Commercial peat | cutting ceased here altogether in 1991 and restoratio |
| ried out the first basic tests for plasma-arc | cutting of high-alloyed steel and aluminium with argo |
| ion in Cincinnati, Ohio and this led to their | cutting some high-charting records and appearing on t |
| a band whose brash teaming of glam rock with | cutting and highly satirical lyrics was very much the |
| Pistolling a man, | cutting at him, and emptying with deadly effect at ar |
| Ohio River as Braxton Bragg invaded Kentucky, | cutting off his supply routes. |
| scene, in which Johnny is given the option of | cutting off his own foot to escape, for inspiring the |
| canal was being built, would not allow a deep | cutting through his land, and insisted on a tunnel in |
| during a rendition of "Bullet the Blue Sky", | cutting open his chin. |
| 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 |
| , MIKE had a religious epiphany and repented, | cutting off his own arm to rid himself of a "Fire Wal |
| like a dictator and tortures Rick (including | cutting off his right hand) and other members of his |
| in the wreck of his chariot and the panicked | cutting of his hand with a knife while trying to cut |
| lIts northern end also includes the Wyche | Cutting, the historic salt route pass through the hil |
| nado of 1913 which passed through the railway | cutting and hit Edwardsville head-on causing devastat |
| steam-powered device that removes the spot by | cutting a hole in the fabric. |
| sheet metal in one operation, rather than by | cutting the hole or drilling. |
| n a chemistry laboratory, is a metal tool for | cutting a hole in a cork or rubber stopper to insert |
| e IRA unit began constructing the mortars and | cutting a hole in the roof of the van for the mortars |
| o the first floor offices of a travel agency, | cutting a hole in the floor and using an umbrella to |
| By | cutting a hole in the hat for the lens, Salomon snapp |
| ts suicide through seppuku/hara-kiri (stomach | cutting) in hope that his own death will bring the pe |
| need to be a tunnel at Bramshall and a major | cutting at Hopton, the latter being 60 feet deep in s |
| ness, also describes a near fatal incident of | cutting but Hornbacher herself seems unclear about wh |
| , Gamble lost reelection to Ross Heintzelman, | cutting his House tenure to a single term. |
| Afterwards the shallow | cutting that housed the station was filled in and the |
| efrost suggested increasing rates by 15%, and | cutting the housing programme. |
| vid image of the marriage is of her [Nazneen] | cutting her husband's corns, a task she seems require |
| essive in competing with other timber owners: | cutting wood illegally on their timber limits, destro |
| that she hanged herself in consequence of the | cutting speeches in which she had indulged, and other |
| the | cutting speed in m/s, (ft/min), |
| members of the U.S. Congress had committed to | cutting projects in their own districts to help offse |
| Mastered at | Cutting Room in Stockholm by Peter In De Betou, April |
| an War, Lycaon was captured by Achilles while | cutting branches in Priam's orchard. |
| ll motor oils usually make perfectly adequate | cutting fluids, in terms of their cutting performance |
| dside between her conning tower and deck gun, | cutting C-4 in two. |
| reeds registered Black Angus cattle and rides | cutting horses in American Quarter Horse Association |
| picture to the left is of a rural, commercial | cutting operation in Thailand. |
| e also had a role in the BBC's popular drama ” | Cutting It” in 2005. |
| The final section opened with a ribbon | cutting ceremony in May 2001. |
| m boiler, which powered the complex's massive | cutting machinery in the years before cheap electrici |
| performed for the Ten O'Clock Classics at The | Cutting Room in New York City . |
| elers prepare cuttlebone for use as a mold by | cutting it in half and rubbing the two sides together |
| Literature, Film and Virtuality: Technology's | Cutting Edge," in Extreme Beauty: Aesthetics, Politic |
| e, which lacked the parts needed to guide the | cutting tool in the precise path needed to produce an |
| et to meet the Millennium Development Goal of | cutting hunger in half by 2015. |
| side of London Road, adjacent to the railway | cutting and, in 1932, Morden Cinema was built next to |
| Acacia senegal is tapped for gum by | cutting holes in the bark, from which a product calle |
| Inositol has been used as an adulterant (or | cutting agent) in many illegal drugs, such as cocaine |
| Laffey credits this to confronting unions and | cutting excesses in school spending. |
| He married in 1916 Lady Sybil | Cutting, widowed in 1910 (who later married Percy Lub |
| his ship to ram the submarine at full speed, | cutting it in half and killing all 23 members of its |
| he one Matilda's school bus will be crossing, | cutting it in half. |
| about to be crushed by a tree the latter was | cutting down in the grounds of Yester Castle. |
| ere re-used in the new double track bridge by | cutting them in half and re-welding to form wider str |
| Arab armies would then attack, effectively | cutting Israel in half with an armored thrust from no |
| She first started | cutting films in 1933. |
| prepared by baking a small cylindrical loaf, | cutting it in half and baking a second time. |
| as carried out and the ship was lengthened by | cutting it in half and plating between the two halves |
| factoring challenge was intended to track the | cutting edge in integer factorization. |
| Cutting is in great demand as a session musician and | |
| hich was recorded at Abraham Moss Studio (The | Cutting Rooms) in Manchester, England in the winter o |
| Man powered diamond | cutting mill in 18th century |
| immediately begun attempting to penetrate it, | cutting gaps in the fence and clearing lanes through |
| round however he rallied and pushed Sylvester | cutting him in the tenth round however the fight was |
| Asia Pacific: the leading shoe repair and key | cutting provider in Japan; and |
| e danger, and struck City of Brussels, almost | cutting her in two. |
| Rogers purchased a sawmill and | cutting rights in New Brunswick. |
| Rotary | cutting tools include drill bits, countersinks and co |
| Linear | cutting tools include tool bits (single-point cutting |
| Welding and | cutting processes, including arc welding and cutting, |
| e closure of the Padiham site as part of cost | cutting measures, increasing the unsuitability of the |
| EcoRI recognition site with | cutting pattern indicated by a green line |
| foods in its diet with very poorly developed | cutting edges indicating a diet of fruit. |
| the tools bear use wear traces indicative of | cutting meat, indicating that the site was used for b |
| n additive in industrial lubricants, greases, | cutting fluids, industrial coatings, and corrosion in |
| In colored diamonds, | cutting can influence the color grade of the diamond, |
| of photovoltaic cells from silicon ingots by | cutting the ingot into flats, known as wafers. |
| ples or it can be friction-fit which involves | cutting the insulation slightly bigger than the space |
| A compound die allows the | cutting of internal and external part features on a s |
| de for Christ, and James O. Davis, Founder of | Cutting Edge International. |
| unit interval, and the transformation acts by | cutting the interval into several subintervals, and t |
| o starts wing-flapping motions with his arms, | cutting back into the animation from the title sequen |
| It is produced by | cutting tofu into thin slices and deep frying first a |
| Both systems were designed for | cutting reels into sheets for use by converters, prin |
| filming, the team disposed of the "bodies" by | cutting them into small pieces and placing them in ru |
| During World War II, he invented a device for | cutting tinfoil into chaff to confuse enemy radar tra |
| They even recycled | cutting tables into benches for the audience. |
| Basi is produced by first | cutting sugarcane into small pieces. |
| t allowed him a number of abilities including | cutting rifts into other dimensions and control over |
| egraph reported the invention of a device for | cutting bread into soldiers. |
| d to be made as robust as possible due to the | cutting forces involved, which can distort a lightly |
| Due to cost | cutting measures involving staff and infrastructure t |
| This | cutting tool is composed by several cutting blades (r |
| The | cutting action is performed by an abrasive disc, simi |
| single flat grind from stock thickness to the | cutting edge is known as a 'full flat ground' blade. |
| , at this point on the line, the line is in a | cutting which is spanned by a bridge carrying Shoreha |
| d, metal, plastic, or stone) is rotated and a | cutting tool is traversed along 2 axes of motion to p |
| Diplotomodon (meaning "double | cutting tooth") is a dubious genus of dinosaur from N |
| Larch Wood (Railway | Cutting) Cemetery is a Commonwealth War Graves Commis |
| The | Cutting Edge is a live album by jazz saxophonist Sonn |
| Cutting Boulevard is a major east-west arterial trunk | |
| Caedocyon ("fit for | cutting dog") is an extinct genus of bone crushing om |
| A | cutting edge is created on the blade at the point at |
| A special | cutting tool is run over the dough just before baking |
| The site is an exposed area of a road | cutting that is of geological interest. |
| epends on, among other things, whether a keen | cutting edge is necessary, as in stamping dies, or wh |
| The | cutting tool is also gear shaped having the same pitc |
| nion Canal, which passes through a tunnel and | cutting which is a SSSI, London Marylebone to Birming |
| ion opened on 5 December 1845 but due to cost | cutting measures it was closed, along with Dog Lane, |
| lm as a whole, there was a bit too much flash | cutting [and] it was just like a commercial of the ac |
| rain is mostly mountainous, with deep valleys | cutting into it. |
| Mumbai | Cutting had its world premier on April 27, 2008 at Ar |
| Matsubara tortured the cat for four hours by | cutting off its ear and tail before strangling the ca |
| inton Hall Road where it comes out and into a | cutting on its way towards Swinton. |
| jigs were fundamentally a way to expedite the | cutting process itself, for which the jig was just a |
| Up to the present time, the expression | cutting in jazz sometimes is used, somewhat facetious |
| tion and performance projects in the field of | cutting edge jazz. |
| ribed as a "severe attrition policy" in 1982, | cutting 19 jobs to save $500,000 at city hall. |
| est owner of U.S. radio stations, said it was | cutting 590 jobs, including some on-air personalities |
| s high unemployment rate while simultaneously | cutting municipal jobs. |
| deep incision with a sharp knife on the neck, | cutting the jugular veins and carotid arteries of bot |
| leaves the main line at Roade, north of Roade | cutting and just south of Blisworth, taking trains on |
| One Roof Under - Andy | Cutting & Karen Tweed (2002) |
| Negative | Cutting: Alice Keillor |
| ratigraphical importance make Laycock Railway | Cutting a key British Bathonian locality. |
| more and more martial artists practicing the ' | cutting roundhouse kick', this is where the practitio |
| Relying heavily on | cutting in kills from professional marksmen, numerous |
| At 13 Abram almost died of tetanus after | cutting his knee in an accident. |
| testing device is adjustable along the X-axis | cutting the knife edge across the optical axis and mu |
| Secret | Cutting (also known as Painful Secrets) is a 2000 Mad |
| Air carbon arc | cutting, previously known as air arc cutting, is an a |
| is Olivia Lufkin's 9th solo single under the | Cutting Edge label. |
| reased the share of the vote from 23% to 30%, | cutting the Labour Party's majority to 1,326. |
| n Rhodopes was to prevent the Bulgarians from | cutting the land communications between the Ottoman a |
| The Beringia land mass began submerging, | cutting off land routes. |
| ns continued to throw objects onto the pitch, | cutting the lap of honour short. |
| travel directly to Ryde from Binstead Estate, | cutting a large amount off the overall journey time. |
| tect the forest from the devastation of clear | cutting and large scale damming projects. |
| nsists of a rectangular face, and is used for | cutting away large portions of material at a time. |
| used by the general public to mean "ahead of | cutting edge" largely without the negative, risk-asso |
| ed lines of General Lee's Confederate forces, | cutting the last rail line supporting Petersburg, cau |
| nd Prix but was given a 25 second penalty for | cutting the last corner on lap 42. |
| ew a 31 yard touchdown pass to George Cooper, | cutting Utah's lead to 20-7. |
| y Patterson scored on a 21 yard touchdown run | cutting the lead to 7-6. |
| oner, and then made the two-point conversion, | cutting the lead to 21-14. |
| 8 yard touchdown pass from Gideon to Roberts | cutting the lead to 35-28. |
| r Chris Chambers for a 3 yard touchdown pass, | cutting the lead to 20-14. |
| the years, rapid commercialization, and cost | cutting moves lead to local shopkeeper replacing the |
| th University of Arizona Rookie TE Mark Keel, | cutting the lead to 29-20. |
| it Grantis Bell for a 17 yard touchdown pass, | cutting the lead to 26-13. |
| et muscles are sometimes separated for retail | cutting: the lean "first cut" or "flat cut" is the de |
| o the Academy was edited down to 120 minutes, | cutting at least 40 minutes from the film for the ben |
| he 2006 season, he suffered a freak accident, | cutting his left wrist whilst trying to open a window |
| racles' arrows, but accidentally dropped one, | cutting his leg and killing himself. |
| Cutting a leg-break is always dangerous, and cutting | |
| Rookie Contracts: Murray Bragg, Ben | Cutting, Ryan LeLoux, Nathan Reardon |
| Series editor of The | Cutting Edge: Lesbian Life and Literature |
| year, he stood in the resulting by-election, | cutting the Liberal majority. |
| s not inflicted with drugs, but is allowed by | cutting off life support. |
| esting requires multiple functions, including | cutting and lifting the vines, then separating the to |
| nt under new owners in 2008, which included a | cutting edge lighting system called a "Disco Panel", |
| markable study of working-class angst, with a | cutting style like no other British feature before it |
| On emerging from the tunnel in a | cutting the line then ran under a bridge carrying Sta |
| h-voltage transmission line to short circuit, | cutting the line and automatically causing the comple |
| "I don't want to see anybody | cutting in line, but I do think that people should be |
| is a scene where Frank nearly kills a man for | cutting in line. |
| nd sheath tied to a boot for emergency use in | cutting parachute lines or close-quarters defense. |
| luded blowing up bridges, securing airfields, | cutting communication lines, and other clandestine op |
| eases in the inherent dangers associated with | cutting those lines. |
| rom Staines Road and the Beavers Farm Estate, | cutting the link between Hounslow Heath and Southall |
| st one braid; such a braid can be obtained by | cutting the link. |
| l published many books: Sphinx and Commissar, | Cutting the Lion's Tale: Suez Through Egyptian Eyes, |
| e plan proves a total failure, as they end up | cutting off Lister's right arm instead of the left on |
| June Stein as Carol, a | Cutting Edge Live assistant |
| was shortened, the anvil (the grandmother) to | cutting the lock on the flask and ground wz.29 bayone |
| Patent Number 19,626: In 1858, James Ambrose | Cutting & Lodowick H. Bradford of Boston, Massachuset |
| t 2009, staying at the top for one week, thus | cutting the long streak at the top position of The Bl |
| Ji-hyeon's ex and beaten by a group of teens, | cutting his long hair out. |
| He also forbade them from | cutting their long hair short. |
| r, until I heard the latest offering from the | cutting edge Loose label” - The Guardian |
| ns plant, where a female survivor assisted in | cutting off loose portions of skin and rubbed machine |
| material into two suitable sections and also | cutting a lot of material that filled up the article |
| to Windmill Lane Studios in Dublin and began | cutting Voodoo Lounge. |
| y in half; arriving at the Five Locks Estate, | cutting the Lowlands and South Pontnewydd area into t |
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