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No biggie, all he did was take a hike in the woods and came out five days later, missing an arm, which he had to cut off himself.

The ghetto had been established in October 1940 to cut off the city's Jews, with a high wall and wire, from the general population.

Of course, trying to get Manny to cut off his dreads is like telling Steve Jobs that the iPhone needs to have a keypad.

Finally, on the fifth day, Aron realized he had no other choice: to free himself, he would have to cut off his own hand.

But after years of U. S. cooperation with China, it is now clear that Beijing is not willing to cut off the North.

You must try to cut off the king's escape route with your pieces or make the king's own pieces get in his way.

And it has wrestled seriously in recent years with the tough question of whether or not to cut off funding when corruption is suspected.

Sometimes a busy storekeeper might try to guess how much material to cut off. But this would not be correct.

But it's crazy not to raise taxes for millionaires but to throw kids out of preschool or to cut off the supply of food aid to refugee camps.

then decided how much you need to cut off the top.

One negative outcome of this standardization was to cut off the main pipeline for enrolling and training women as physicians.

Three "advanced instrumentation panel(s)" take up quite a bit of space, and look to cut off some of the view outside the windshield.

take your scissors and cut off the bottom half of the jeans making sure to cut off the beginning of the crotch area.

Deliverance is to cut off all the influence, control, oppression and binding from the dark forces.

It was fun to cut off his head and see him disappear in a pile of dust.

Then, send to the second punch die to cut off the bottom end of the strip blade to the final product.

He looked at me like I had just asked him to cut off his right hand.

They use flower to be not able to as the gift , the knife sword generally , that means to cut off friendship.

The principal basis for this belief was the ability to cut off the heads of those who challenged it.

The Bismarck's mission was to cut off the lifeline of food, fuel and weapons from the United States to England.

She shook her head, tried to think of otherthings, to cut off the image that would surely come.

I was doubtful of the merits of such restrictions, but then this may have been the only way to cut off the power demand for money.

A-bing : Maybe to scare enemies. You know-when we were about to cut off their heads.

Meanwhile, other countries have placed far stronger restrictions on travel to Mexico, in an effort to cut off the spread of the disease.

When banks started to cut off the company's access to liquidity, he borrowed money against his personal wealth.

But if he tries to eat me, I will have to cut off his head with my sharp claws.

and a few of the young people were upset by efforts to cut off federal funds for art works deemed obscene.

But he shall not take it so, and his heart shall not think so: but his heart shall be set to destroy, and to cut off nations not a few.

If need be I can smash and destroy my way to cut off a fire's fuel, but I prefer to think of how the victims will feel the morning after.

The MPS says it will cooperate with phone operators and service providers to cut off the roots of these mobile network-based porn sites.

Our English teacher want to cut off his head because he is always so sleepy.

transmission: Measures should be taken to cut off the means of transmission of diseases.

Or if I also send the pestilence upon that land, and pour out my indignation upon it in blood, to cut off from it man and beast.

If it is still be nipped use scissors to cut off the fibre cord .

Stop jabbering ! We're going to cut off one of your fingers today. You choose! Come on over, Big Bear!

He is such a hick , he forgot to cut off the price tag on his new hat!

Drivers were dragged out of their vehicles by armed men and their cars used to cut off roads.

Concerted refusal to deal is a tool of commercial competition and a group action executed by several men to cut off commercial relationship.

However, when their noses were plugged to cut off the ability to smell, none of them could follow the path.

The militants, it was rumoured, meant to cut off the inky forefinger of anyone thus marked as having disobeyed their injunction.

If life is intertwine like this, rather to cut off the mortals.

Worse, they would make it easier for Russia to cut off gas to the eastern European countries through which existing pipelines pass.

You but make moves toward me since of words . . . . . . I malicious descend heart to cut off all emotions, become a real ninja.

It comes from when the french used to cut off the middle finger of english bowman so they couldn't fire any more arrows.

However, there are still gnash the teeth in anger to cut off the lure of human society, as the role of money like dirt.

Godmother saw me a couple of days ago and told me to cut off the dirty part and make pillow-ends with them.

Where a mains supply is used, there must be a readily accessible switch near to the transformer or rectifier to cut off the mains supply.

But they noted that carriers would retain their right to cut off any user who violated their terms of service.

She grabbed the knife and entered the bedroom where John was asleep; and she proceeded to cut off almost half of his penis.

When actual wiretaps emerged this March, the firm decided to cut off relations with Gupta entirely.

The face of the LORD is against them that do evil, to cut off the remembrance of them from the earth.

The automatic cut-off controller is one device to cut off gas range automatically in case of gas leakage.

Meade followed cautiously and failed to cut off the Confederates before they recrossed the Potomac.

MasterCard side said that the decision to cut off the payment transaction as "WikiLeaks" has violated the law.

The conflict in Gaza and Lebanon has failed to cut off collaboration between Palestinian and Israeli researchers.

If I'd tried to cut off a few minutes for myself, then he'd have a case.

And, besides being absurd, to cut off the retreat of Napoleon's army was also impossible.

He says the letter threatened to cut off supplies flowing through a pipeline that supplies Western Europe with 25 percent of its gas.

Since the terror attacks of September 2001, the Bush administration has tried hard to cut off funding for terrorists.

Duplicate that image to the left and on top. Select around the ramp to cut off any excess.

Some in Israel threaten to annex settlements in the occupied West Bank and to cut off the Palestinians' customs revenues.

Ask me to cut off my arm before you ask me for loan.

The unusual solution to the condition is to cut off the solidified mass of hair.

Yes. It is. One way to stop countries fighting is to cut off their financial support. Wars are very expensive.

Philippine Government is determined to cut off the chain of drug-related crimes.

Don't forget to cut off the electricity supply before discharging the reefer containers.

He failed to convince: the Senate this week voted to cut off funding, following a similar House vote in July.

It may be more effective to cut off the regime's access to foreign sources of finance.

Please help me to cut off the rinds of lemons .

Demonstrate you are able to listen without being too eager to cut off dialog.

Draw the curtain to cut off the sun.

The word decide comes from Latin and means to cut off.

You had to cut off their head, he said, or they would come back to life and bite you.

Sometimes one will forget to cut off the power before mending a lamp or something else .

I jumped into the water to cut off the sound and mechanically began my stroke.

It would have been suicidal for their manufacturers to cut off supplies to customers, just to please the US.

Mr. Cheney criticized Russia's decision to cut off natural gas supplies to Ukraine earlier this year, during a pricing dispute.

The doctors had to cut off most of his right leg to save his life.

Occasionally heard "creak" A snow pressure to cut off the branches.

I can ask the contractor to cut off the end (closing part ) for the rest?

The most powerful thing we have going for the people is Neil Keenan with his ability to cut off the Cabal's money.

Turkey threatened to cut off the electricity supply to Syria.

As Mr Halberstam died, suddenly in a car crash near San Francisco, Congress was voting to cut off money for the Iraq war.

Pour the tea through the tea strainer to cut off the tea leaves.

Clients wanted the ability to cut off the project if funding changed.

These higher-priced commodities are fueling China's growth, but they also have the potential to cut off its lifeline.

From the weeks move to the Wei emperor, for Cold Food practices are all opposed, and the action taken measures to cut off.

Captain: I ordered to cut off the anchor chains immediately.

Lord Mandelson has proposed to cut off broadband access for offenders, a plan that has divided the music industry.

In addition to mugging Yukos, it has often intimidated its neighbours with threats to cut off their oil or gas supplies.

Exposure to natural light in the am signals your body to cut off production of melatonin, a hormone that makes you sleepy.

The bill aims to cut off Americans' access to foreign pirate websites by squeezing intermediaries.

After all, more than two hours of film shear Association inevitable lot of directors was reluctant to cut off part.

Spring break can be removed, the two turn to cut off installed, you can use.

A hydraulic device is used, so that the tools can be pressed into the roots to cut off the lateral roots of trees.

Seoul is expected to cut off its few remaining economic partnerships with the North.

If you stick to cut off the dirty can affect the quality of products.

Then in May, 1917, they were pushed to Dodoma to cut off a German contingent making for Portuguese territory.

The US has made some concessions , but has also threatened to cut off economic and military support.

A: It's really necessary to cut off his leg, doctor?

I did not keep track of how often I was told to cut off all aid to Israel.

Therefore thus saith the LORD of hosts, the God of Israel; Behold, I will set my face against you for evil, and to cut off all Judah.

According to friends who spoke to him afterward, the men threatened to cut off his hand.

material to cut off blade material is of high-speed tool steel.

It is very painful and difficult to cut off an old customer, especially when you need the business.

It is important to cut off the interest chain behind porn websites and remove the roots of porn content.

After placing this basic space to plan, lamplight had real possibility to cut off ability.

Schmidt said that Iranian and Syrian measures to cut off internet access were "desperate moves" .

More recently Turkey has threatened to cut off electricity to northern Syria.

Few vainglorious governors will now want to cut off credit to a half-finished project.

To cut off the outer leaves of (growing sugar cane).

To cut off a piece of my beautiful beard.

Why did God tell Israelites to cut off horse's hamstrings and destroy enemies chariots?

Rick: Unless you do so by next week, I'm afraid we're going to cut off your power supply.

How to cut off the air flow to make a good breath?

Today, I found out that my wife gave me head lice on purpose so I would have to cut off the ponytail that I've been growing since '99.

This valve is the reliable equipment to cut off gas medium in accord with GB6222 Industry Coal gas Safety Regulation.

Separately, Tunisia has moved to cut off relations with Assad's regime.

It's better to cut off the old branches.

As the executioner , i'm afraid it's impossible to cut off a head unless there is a body from which to cut it off .

In attempts to cut off parents their children's schooling , schools have often cut off parents from their children.

Before the exposure, it is fastened up so as to cut off all light from entering the camera part of the telescope.

What the hell for? |-(? ? ? ) We'll have to cut off your supplies.

Carl agrees to cut off whatever source is making up these lies so that Palmer can win the California Primary.

A vote to cut off debate was scheduled for late Monday afternoon.

In doing so, the government would have the option to "cut off" China's Internet from the outside world entirely.

Lincoln and Bellick go to the water station to cut off the main conduit water.

Many kiss the hand they wish to cut off.

For example, worries that the Venezuelan leader can hold the United States to ransom by threatening to cut off its oil sales are overdone.

Because I am going to cut off the righteous and the wicked, my sword will be unsheathed against everyone from south to north.

The sale of $6. 4 billion- worth of American arms to Taiwan in January 2010 caused China to cut off military ties for months.

If you have cancer in your arm, you have to have the guts to cut off your arm.

They need 60 Senate votes on Tuesday to cut off debate and proceed to the bill .

The previously contract despired on Dec 31 prompting Russian to cut off gas to Ukraine on New Years day.

And these are from the power company and the phone company. They're going to cut off your services if you don't pay now.

When there is a fire, the first thing you do is to cut off electricity.

First you have to cut off the water.

First hand car decorations, such as: auto foil to cut off ultraviolet rays, heat insulation.

She is going to cut off her long hair.

I'm not prepared at this time to cut off aid to Pakistan.

But, once get together with a red line, is it possible to cut off?

They have the right, obviously, if they want, to cut off funding.

I hear the swish of the sword that is being sharpened to cut off a suitor's head.

How to cut off the tone when playing harmonica fast? Is it to use the tongue? So what is the right method?

"If you have to cut off my legs, I want to die, " he said.

If the traditional method of simply want to cut off tumors, radiation death, it can destroy the cancer. This is a one-sided view.

I want to cut off your sideburns , trim the sides and back, and make the top a bit spiky.

To cut off or trim (hair, horns, or wool, for example); clip.

boys so pleased hing to cut off her branches to build a house tree go away.

When the assembly line process in the abnormal operation of the need to cut off the power, as long as you can turn off power switch

to cut off the children from without,

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A Simulation Study of Stratosphere-Troposphere Exchange due to Cut-off-low over Eastern Asia

Like a sword to cut off the poor,

take emergency measures to cut off the power supply, fire quarters, on-site protection;

On the one hand Lixilie controlled in Henan lands along the canal to cut off the supply of material for Tang Court;

Neither shouldest thou have stood in the crossway , to cut off those of his that did escape;

Unplug the plug pressure, solenoid valve to cut off the minimum power level;

Application of Cement-Soil Mixing Piles to Cut off Wall for Reservoir at Sandy Foundation

members of Congress who have tried to cut off funding for the memorial

Water cleaning step is divided into: to cut off power supply drinking water machine;

For you I even be a sunflower Do you hear my enlightening laughter? Another reason to cut off an ear

local switch for motor not provided to cut off all live conductors

After that, to cut off the supply

to cut off the split ends

Zipper slide face to cut off corner side

To cut off the edge of

How to cut off the perinatal blemish

To cut off one's nose to spite one's face

And to cut off their locks of hair

But it is okay to cut off

to cut off a loose end