According to one study, the risk of a fatal heart attack can be cut in half by switching to a Mediterranean diet. |
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The surgeon will make a cut in your lower abdomen and remove your appendix. |
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This involves the removal of the gallbladder under general anaesthetic through a larger cut in the abdomen. |
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It was a tight dress that reached my ankles, it had slits up the side that reached just above my knee and the top of it was cut in a v neck. |
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Ivan Denisovich's quick eye allows him to cut in front of another prisoner for a serving tray. |
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Since he quit Labour in 1997 he has been working in public relations and will take a significant cut in income to take up the new job. |
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Try a biscuit crust, tortillas, flatbread such as pita, bun halves or a baguette cut in half lengthwise as bases for pizza toppings. |
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Briefly, the femurs were cut in half at the middle of diaphysis and the proximal halves were discarded. |
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It did the job, but requires an extra hole being cut in your boat, plus cumbersome additional steps during fueling. |
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The union is campaigning for an increase in pay and a cut in the working week to 32 hours. |
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Here, corruption has become the most effective short cut in the journey from rags to riches. |
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He was wearing a long, ragged shirt with a cut in the sleeve and a frayed edge. |
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The primary care organisations are required to deliver a 15 percent cut in administration costs almost immediately. |
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Derek cut in, he leaned closer taking a whiff of her breath then stepped back, the stench was very unpleasant. |
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His hair was raven black, and swayed lightly in the wind, reaching his shoulders and cut in a slight upward curve. |
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The foam or filling material can be mounted on the cutting mechanism either lengthwise or widthwise, and cut in either direction. |
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A hole had been cut in her windpipe and the main artery in her neck had been severed almost all the way through. |
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The aitchbone may be cut in a fully automatic operation performed when the carcass is suspended on overhead rails. |
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There will be no knee-jerk cut in interest rates when the Bank's monetary policy committee meets next month. |
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Of course, it is worth asking whether a cut in Superfund money would be so bad. |
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The woman was described as being aged in her thirties, with mousy brown hair cut in a bowl style and a spotty complexion. |
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Most gallbladder surgery is performed laparoscopically, but a small number of people need open surgery through a 12-20 cm cut in the abdomen. |
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What the big media needs is a cut in columnists and leaders, and a lot more of the reporting that can only be done while wearing clothes. |
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The specimens are quite attractive when cut in half and coated with an acrylic resin. |
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Was there actual evidence from your client that the tobacco leaf was cut in order to enable it to fit into bags for easy transportation? |
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The lean meat was cut in slivers, arranged on crisp falafel cake, and crowned with a spoonful of tangy green-pepper relish. |
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Each terrace represents a fan of younger pyroclastic deposits infilling valleys cut in older fans. |
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Mackay then cut in from the right and smashed a powerful drive off the underside of the crossbar. |
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Doors and windows were made from local larch and robinia cut in small sections and relatively short lengths, using wood which is normally wasted. |
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Nearly all the stones were cut in perfect spheres each with a rune that marked the element that they represented. |
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My favorite, though, was a simple foie gras terrine, cut in velvet pink slabs, with dense deposits of artichoke and rutabaga in the middle. |
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I've got two tangerines, a baguette cut in two, and a bottle of water in my side-bag. |
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Scott can dazzle but has missed the cut in eight of the 15 majors he has played, including last year's Masters. |
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He made the cut in his first six tournaments, finishing among the top 20 in three of them. |
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Small stones step cut in an elongate rectangular shape are known as baguettes. |
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The Ballerina setting consists of center stone that is surrounded by a series of diamonds that are cut in a tapered Baguette style. |
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We can be cut in half and our pink flesh scooped out or removed with a melon baller. |
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A garniture of turnips, carrots and potatoes cut in a tournage are cooked in a marmite till tender and served with the beef and sauces. |
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Homemade marshmallows are dusted with confectioner's sugar and cut in squares. |
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I was going on twenty-one years of age and just banging the balls around trying to cut in hard shots. |
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He led the Masters that year as well, but so far this season has missed the cut in both the Masters and US Open. |
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A gouge auger is similar, but instead of a screw thread there is a sharp-ended tube with a slot cut in the side. |
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The pork in the tonkatsu is dry and cut in chunks rather than in even slices. |
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Combined with a cut in big donations from private supporters the Labour party is facing a financial crisis, with debts totalling 12 million. |
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Their teeth, which cut in both directions, are like razor blades, perfectly evolved for cutting through turtle shells and bone. |
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The stones may be faceted or cut in cabochon and set either in bezel mountings or with prongs. |
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Constraining the wage would affect thousands of workers on minimum wages and lead to a real cut in living standards. |
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A big cut in the dividend is inevitable, further undermining the case for holding the shares. |
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He said, you'll have to take a big cut in salary and you'll have to start at the bottom. |
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During Ronald Reagan's first term, the misery index was effectively cut in half, guaranteeing his landslide re-election 20 years ago. |
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Hosein is appealing to drivers not to drive on the shoulder of the highways and not to cut in and out of moving traffic. |
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In those days, a tradesman who wanted a sign on his van either had to have it cut in vinyl by hand or have it painted on by a signwriter. |
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Now farmers cut grass for silage, two or three cuts a year with the first cut in mid-May. |
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On the debit side of the ledger, my main frustration is that the film was cut in two. |
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The tree was first cut in two, then the centre of the tree was removed and the outer part shaped to act as a boat. |
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The good news was that it was neatly cut in two, so only another wall had to be built to make it usable. |
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When they tried to get him to take a pay cut in 1887 to reflect his diminished ability, he took umbrage at the perceived insult and retired. |
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Miss Hall was white, slim, 5ft 5in tall, with two protruding front teeth and recently dyed red hair cut in a bob. |
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Now 50, Atkinson looks much younger, with her hair cut in a fashionable bob. |
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Suddenly, a girl with her blonde hair cut in a short bob cut and a round face came running out of the salon. |
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Jady turned towards the tall muse, seeing him in loose fitting slacks, bright red hair cut in short spikes. |
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Just behind him, a deep trench has been cut in the pristine lawns and a team of archaeologists are busy scraping at the exposed soil. |
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On slippery surfaces, a very smooth traction and skid control system will cut in to ensure that things never get out of hand. |
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Warren, who needed a birdie at the last to make the cut in Wales and got it, admits his move into the professional ranks came not a moment too soon. |
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Medicare solvency would require an immediate 21 percent tax increase, or an immediate 17 percent cut in benefits. |
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Thread a short ribbon through slits cut in two sides to make a handle. |
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Although he wears a crisp button-down shirt, it is cut in the current baggy urban fashion and his hair has been shaved and styled in a slick hip-hop update of the punk Mohawk. |
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They cut in and out were generally so reckless that lien became one of 200 citizens who called 911 about bikers that day. |
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De Vries cut in from the left inside the penalty box, Freddy Dindeleux slipped going into the challenge, but even then the striker's shot was eminently saveable. |
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The underskirt is cut in a circle, with a machine-stitched hem. |
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But without a relative increase in the top band of income tax, a cut in fuel duty will only enhance the poverty gap, a gap that Labour is yet to decrease. |
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Our food supply is running low so rations have nearly been cut in half. |
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He took hold of the gauze he had placed over the cut in his palm and held it in place while he unrolled several inches of gauze strip and some tape. |
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We cannot go up into the upper atmosphere and pump ozone back in the ozone holes, neither can we plant a sapling for every tree cut in the past ten years. |
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David noticed that square holes had been cut in the hull to allow oarsmen to row the ship despite the fact that it possessed a single mast with a sail. |
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Notice how much finer detail you get from the laser cut in the clay on the left as opposed to the rubber stamp embossed into the clay on the right! |
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A similar number of posts were cut in 2003 when the company, losing money heavily at the time, announced it was off-shoring some operations to India. |
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He loves cut in the ground and coming round a bend and showed he's far from a back number when third behind his two opponents in the Rockingham at the Curragh. |
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A long pass from Tommy Fitzgerald was taken on the run by Darren Dunphy and he cut in along the end line to punch a point and leave the sides level after 12 minutes. |
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Southerners are the most likely to put their elbows on the table at mealtime, but they are the least likely to cut in line and the most likely to use courtesy titles. |
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A pair of the triangular vegetable pastries, each cut in half with the whole thing covered in a big mess of tomato, yogurt and chickpeas, this is quite an addictive dish. |
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The walls resemble weatherboard, but cut in irregular widths so as to look even more archaic, as if these lapped boards were sawn from un-squared logs. |
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Any cut in interest rates next month, which is looking increasingly likely, will be too late to stimulate an end-of-year lift in consumer spending. |
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The report recommends a cut in the number of full-time paid staff. |
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In one experiment that compared zinc to a placebo, participants who sucked on zinc lozenges every couple of hours found that the length of their cold was cut in half. |
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If a log were a perfect cylinder with uniformly thick growth layers, the figure on the surfaces of boards cut in tangential planes would be parallel markings. |
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He wore pressed slacks and a collared shirt, and his hair was cut in a smart fade. |
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While the cut in interest rates should alleviate some of the most acute pressures facing the economy, the UK economic climate has worsened and we are facing new dangers. |
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The Scotland World Cup player has now made the cut in his past 18 tournaments and is beginning to attain the air of a serious contender at every event in which he plays. |
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Can you imagine seeing that familiar bunch of florid-faced twits gathering outside a rural bus operator's office to protest about the cut in regular services? |
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This was due to a rise in costs and substantial cut in payments for free travel by the Isle of Wight Council. |
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The police have received complaints from local bodies that dacoit gangs were seeking a cut in the funds allocated for development schemes. |
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Prime Minister Naoto Kan said Sunday he wants to consider expanding the corporate tax base in parallel with a proposed cut in corporate taxes. |
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George Osborne's weekend gift of a 5p cut in the top income tax rate is the ConDem scoundrels feather-bedding the overclass. |
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And he may need to beat current world champion Gary Anderson to survive the unkindest cut in darts. |
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We have mercifully left out some bottom feeders that did not make the cut in terms of minimum quality. |
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You can cut in around stained trim or into another color free-handed like a painter or with painter's tape. |
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The state estimates the one-day-a-month furlough spread over the 18 months of the plan would amount to a 5 percent cut in pay. |
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After the Norse settled in what is now Yorkshire, Northumbria was effectively cut in two. |
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Hospital services could be cut in nearly two thirds of England and some hospitals will be completely closed. |
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The fight was stopped towards the end of the fifth round due to Barrera suffering a cut in the first round, which resulted from a clash of heads. |
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Dividends on common shares had already been suspended for the first quarter of 2008, after being cut in half the previous quarter. |
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Consequently, stones cut in rectangular shapes were used for the foundation, inner and outer brims, and gateways of the wall. |
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In 1890, the United States imposed a tariff on foreign cloth which led to a general cut in wages throughout the British textile industry. |
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The TUC called off the strike just nine days later, without resolving the miners' cut in wages. |
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This station is in addition to the existing station at Ashford International, which has suffered a massive cut in service as a result. |
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Gunports cut in the hull of ships had been introduced as early as 1501, only about a decade before the Mary Rose was built. |
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Hardwoods cut for furniture are cut in the fall and winter, after the sap has stopped running in the trees. |
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If hardwoods are cut in the spring or summer the sap ruins the natural color of the timber and decreases the value of the timber for furniture. |
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Inflate that tire too much and the tube may pooch out of the cut in the sidewall. |
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Larch forests cleared for the reservoir were cut in winter when the trunks are frozen and easily snapped. |
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As the sals were cut in the lower foothill districts the loggers looked towards the mountains in their search for other hardwood timber. |
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The smart money is on a half percent cut in the basic bank lending rates before the end of the week. |
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The fat, butter or shortening called for in muffin, biscuit or quickbread recipes can be cut in half or eliminated altogether. |
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Even the big houses are shifting, here today and gone tomorrow, cut in half, jacked up on a truck and carted off to the country. |
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In vertigo there's a strange cut in the first bell-tower sequence. |
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Barclays Plc has said that it was expecting a cut in the refi rate or refinancing rate in Europe. |
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A cut in whiskey taxes after the Civil War gives a nice example of the Laffer curve. |
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Bohs were ahead 1 as Paddy Kavanagh cut in from the right to rifle a left-footer to the net from distance. |
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Moreover, Prima Donna leggero is now even tastier, creamier and easier to cut in slices thanks to its improved quality. |
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The turkey cut in front of me and then berated me for running into him. |
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The character was cut in beech wood, which was then pressed into a soft clay to form a mould, and bronze poured into the mould, and finally the type was polished. |
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In 1986, scientists did a review of calculations and data after which they determined, in order to conserve cod fishing the total allowable catch rate had to be cut in half. |
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Cured resin blocks were cut in the middle of buccopalatal and mesiodistal directions using linear precision saw referring to four reference points. |
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The connection with the Apprentice Boys was cut in a 1975 review of the party's structure as they had not taken up their delegates for several years beforehand. |
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Typical preparation involves covering the leg of lamb with butter and rosemary sprigs pushed inside incisions cut in the leg, and rosemary leaves sprinkled on top. |
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Five main rail lines were cut in London and rolling stock damaged. |
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It is the central bank's second rate cut in less than six weeks. |
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I became aware of the figure of a youth about my own height, and habited in a white kerseymere morning frock, cut in the novel fashion of the one I myself wore at the moment. |
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Out now MIXED BRUSCHETTA PLATE1 loaf of sour dough orcountry bread whole garlic cloves, cut in half extra virgin olive oil First prepare the toppings. |
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Ag is allowed to diffuse from wells cut in the gel in which the antiserum is uniformly distributed and the formed ring is measure to calculate the unknown concentration. |
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He doesn't wany any cut in the ground, so we're hoping for no rain. |
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Wooden whales, or whales cut in profile out of the small dark slabs of the noble South Sea warwood, are frequently met with in the forecastles of American whalers. |
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The sinner of the first half cut in from the left wing, losing his marker to take a gentle pass from Ceri Sweeney and leave Bristol's Craig Morgan frozen in his tracks. |
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