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This mode of detection cuts out the defects of the previous method; it is justified by the actual nature of the breakdown phenomena.

The emerging economies' desire to squeeze more subsidy cuts out of the Americans is understandable.

I know someone who always cuts out from newspapers sketches of model clothes that she would like to buy, if she had the money.

A surgeon cuts out a chunk of skull that's the diameter of an orange or grapefruit, to give the brain room to swell.

In an incisional biopsy, a surgeon cuts out a sample of a lump or suspicious area.

Coffee CSA is a new website that cuts out the middleman and lets you buy your coffee from farmers from all over the world.

Philips has produced a cheap cooking stove, the Chulha, that cuts out the soot that kills 1. 6m people a year worldwide.

Using this rule immediately cuts out all the system and application owner accounts and should leave just normal users.

This diet cuts out healthy foods like fruit, and adopts a limited list of foods that are often high in fat and otherwise unhealthy.

Fourth stage of operation in the cage department. Simultaneously cuts out all pockets required in blank, maintaining proper top dimensions.

The Internet allows direct access to information, products, and services, which cuts out middlemen and causes economic deflation.

This article in detail introduced the computer line segment cuts out the technology and the computer animation technology.

Watch less television (or watch it in a way that cuts out commercials).

Cremation cuts out the three most expensive pieces of a funeral: the casket, the embalming process and the grave plot.

Before he harvests the seeds, he cuts out the hearts and puts them in the refrigerator to eat.

Like indexing, caching improves the end user experience: it cuts out the roundtrip to the datastore and back, thus making reads faster.

Imagination cuts out a path for itself.

All in all, I don't wear dresses [laughs again] which really cuts out a lot of stuff!

Using his trusty precision tools, he cuts out unwanted content stabilizing what's left with layers of varnish.

'This cuts out all the hard stuff, like setting up cable and getting furniture, ' he says.

Pot-holes in the capital have not been filled in. Electric power cuts out more often.

This cuts out the need for a Web server such as Apache - a nice feature for workstations or servers with limited memory.

People using it have to lean close to each other so they can talk and listen to each other. The design cuts out most of the ambient noise.

He hides this cuts out, discovered that just just enough made a shoe.

As with CM3 on the search screen you can refine your search by creating a filter which cuts out players who fail to fit your requirements.

Fuel and medicine are running short. Electricity often cuts out.

Income support cuts out the middleman.

When the upper is ready it is fixed in another machine that cuts out an inside in the same way.

eg: The teacher cuts out the improper words in his thesis.

As the power cuts out, officials drift outside to play cricket in the dust.

Again, a biologist cuts out an eyeball.

When you are doing logic it's good to use the same words because it cuts out one area of complication.

When the temperature of the room reaches 20' C, the convector heater cuts out.

A shop staff said "It's good for lazy people. I've been using it since I bought it, it's effective and cuts out cooking smells. "