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The focus has been on greenhouse gas emissions, and on who bears responsibility for cutting them, by how much and when.

Until recently, scientists have been unable to devise a drill which would be capable of cutting through hard rock at great depths.

A piece of paper, a pair of scissors, cut several times after cutting can be a beautiful graphics.

Almost immediately, he began speaking about suing Hu for copyright violation, and made a number of very cutting remarks about him.

Processing: easy cutting, easy to stick receive, and the material of the soft, elastic, especially for easy installation applied.

Label justification and sizing were a bit different from under Windows (a few extra pixels would be needed to avoid cutting off words).

A computer program used for creating presentations, it is not sexy, not all over the news, not at the cutting edge.

The stop time of a thermal cutting machine (10) is only a time to exchange the grating pallets (13).

When he reached the fence, Georges detached a pair of heavy wire shears from his belt and began cutting.

That, indeed, is the main reason Opec decided this weekend against trying to force prices up by cutting back output.

Sokol: NetJets Co-Founder Jim Jacobs said Sokols cost cutting has cost the company customers and left it a ? tiny shadow of what it was.

Since the cope is usually made by flamed cutting, a high residual tensile stress exists along the burned edge.

Wireless signal transmission, with Human voice guide and easy to use, and don't fear for cutting wire by the intruders.

Wenger was surprised and disappointed by his team's lack of cutting edge and he does not want to see it happen again.

He said the government moved early on cutting the reserve requirement ratio to give it some breathing room.

That seems to be one risk in cutting students loose two years sooner.

In the most violent countries, cutting the murder rate by 10% could boost income growth per head by up to 1% a year, the bank reckons.

"And you! " said Mrs. Weasley, but it was with a slightly softened expression that she started cutting Harrybread and buttering it for him.

"If we just leave it to the developers of buildings, we cannot expect to see much in the way of cutting-edge, high-level art, " he said.

SKINNER: (knowing a trap is being laid) No, no. No, that's not what I said. I said he felt the X -Files were threatened by budget cutting.

Cost cutting during a downturn is often necessary to ensure a company's current profitability and future competitiveness.

I said that cutting it short might make it a less good film - there's always a balance.

As soon as she cut him open, a little kid stretched out his head, and then a second, and a third sprang out as she continued cutting.

I'm cutting off a huge part of myself, throwing half my heart into a dusty corner and telling it I'll try to reconnect with it later.

But the U. S. is holding back, out of concern of appearing to be cutting back-door deals with its European allies.

Nasser was not an Islamist: he was a secular pan-Arabist socialist, which in the 1950s seemed to put him on history's cutting edge.

But it's less symptomatic of India's ambition to unleash cutting-edge innovation, he says, as much as its desire to tap into a new market.

cuts a good flat piece of paper, the situation is much better, at least it has a certain storage after cutting.

Try logging your time spent on media for one day, without actually cutting back. Add it up in a spreadsheet at the end of the day.

Chiang Feng-shan of the paper-cutting works were generous with gifts and never make money, and he always said he is a little effort.

She revealed in her book that a bishop in Vilyuysk had given her a cutting of the herb, but she neither names nor describes it.

It would just make it worse if I focused on those eyes cutting everything else in the world out of my frame.

The Wall Street Journal praised him for providing cutting-edge fashion female, and he rapidly rises to fame as a fashion sector.

Cutting out harsh high frequency harmonics seems to be one of the underlying principles of the TS series.

After the heating cutting, the plackets of bags are easy to open, not conglutinated.

The drive system of road header's cutting unit is often impacted by impulsive load, arousing torsional vibration.

And you don't have to manage them, cutting out on some of the bureaucracy of your life.

The purpose of the Great Chain was to obstruct navigation on the Hudson River thereby cutting the British supply lines.

Before we begin cutting out the character I needed to replace his head with one from another picture where he looked more optimistic.

Trying to lower your cholesterol by eating more fruits and vegetables and cutting back on saturated fats? Well, you've got it partly right.

I was finding it a challenge to keep another campaign commitment: cutting the White House staff by 25 percent.

One of the best practices of getting most out of AOP is to use to metadata to capture join points for cross-cutting concerns.

They're coming down on the regular commercials. Some are driving in. You know, they're cutting corners.

Three autographs (smiling). I'm also cutting them down a little bit. So let's hurry up here, okay. We all got to go to bed and sleep.

Back in February G. O. P. legislators admitted frankly that they were trying to cripple financial reform by cutting off funding.

Corporate earnings have strengthened, but companies are still cutting spending, pointing to an unsustainable rebound, he said.

Care to explain? Because testing have been done and Zhang Ma Dao has no problem cutting right through the best plate armours of Europe.

Nonetheless, cutting benefits would not seem to be the scientifically recommended course of action against teenage pregnancy.

He admitted that he did not particularly enjoy food, sex, music, or social gatherings, cutting himself off from most of the joys of living.

"Even cutting the F-35 entirely would not yield" the kind of savings it takes to retrench to a $500 billion annual defense budget, he said.

The angle between the cutting edge of a tool and a plane perpendicular to the working surface to which the tool is applied.

Be diligent to present yourself approved to God , an unashamed workman, cutting straight the word of the truth .

Today, the aircraft trembling in the wind-flow from the giant fans represents cutting edge research of a very different kind.

Finally, with the handles of both her bags cutting into her hands, she said to the woman, "When is the next flight back to Panama? "

At the sight, fear seized upon Cheng Yuanzhi, and before he could defend himself, the great saber fell, cutting him in halves.

He never lost his enthusiasm for cutting taxes and expanding opportunities: virtues he had learnt as a not-so-dumb jock.

Mr Bush touted his handling of the economy and said he would meet his target, initiated in 2004, of cutting the deficit in half by 2009.

Cutting through all the B. S. , what you suggest is a simple trade: you bring your looks to the party and I bring my money.

If it had been an HIV chopping board or a cancer cutting board, there would be an outcry.

IMHO there is no way USA can get out of its present predicament except to raise new taxes or cutting expenditure including DEFENSE.

Adam Shepard wound up cutting his experiment short by three months: his mother had cancer and Shepard went home to help her.

Cutting corners can be a false economy; a cheap handbag, one expert argues, can drag down the rest of a woman's outfit.

This compares with $250bn a year the economists calculate would be the probable cost of cutting emissions.

Applied to the current crop of cutting edge web and mobile technologies, it looks like the next few years are going to be quite exciting.

It was one of these missions which carried that cutting of the Bo Tree, of which we have already told, to Ceylon.

But, he said, "the cable cutting is really unfriendly. "

We're going to simulate cutting out some of the costly operations, and see how much we save.

The U. S. is going to be cutting agricultural subsidies as part of its budget deal.

Best of all, the cutter is composed of a row of assembled rotary cutting discs and is protected by a plurality of protective covers.

There is all the new calico there that was bought last week, not touched yet. I almost broke my back by cutting it out.

Xavier Niel, the entrepreneur, lost patience and launched one of his former lieutenants on an expeditious cost-cutting operation.

He also said the trade imbalance could not be solved by cutting Chinese imports to the U. S.

She was impressed and started asking my advice on cutting and pasting and fancy framing for her digital pics.

Jiangsu fire earthquake rescue team trying to cut a layer of a layer of pressure and cutting him out of reinforced concrete precast panels.

This week, Beijing appeared to be cutting Pyongyang yet more slack by welcoming Kim Jong-il, North Korea's leader, for a secretive visit.

'Your hair wants cutting, ' said the Hatter. He had been looking at Alice for some time with great curiosity, and this was his first speech.

It's very easy to fix this hazard by simply cutting the chord and ending this plastic ends to the bottom.

The food cuts could be a harbinger to further cost-cutting; Deep Fried has heard that the building might be put up for sublease.

He said the failure of a recent voter registration drive in Ghazni showed how effectively the Taliban was cutting off the countryside.

and that our States are on the point of separation, only to meet hereafter for the purpose of cutting one another's throats.

One way of cutting down on the vice, he said, is collection of taxes from the border entry points.

The US State Department did not put a dollar figure on just how much aid it was cutting from Honduras.

Working at home two or three days a week does not just mean cutting out some of the commute to work and saving money.

Rossy said he had watched passenger ferries cutting a path between the Britain and France as he tore through the air.

She grudgingly acknowledged cutting her daughter but quickly added that she had intended only a milder form of circumcision.

As the holes were now close enough to overlap, there was no need for additional tracing or cutting.

She stopped cutting long enough to lift her arm to her eyes in a tragic pose. Then she resumed, more tearfully.

The small feeding carriage on the lathe is usually used for cutting the taper surface on the work piece.

Customer: Your dog seems very fond of watching you cutting hair. Barber: It isn't that. Sometimes I snip off a bit of a customer's ear.

Cutting your losses is often better than the alternative.

The mosquito turned out to be a man with an electric saw cutting down a tree in my neighbor's yard. My sleep was over.

They say that without that assistance it would be very hard to increase the train speeds so much without cutting corners on safety.

Working at home two or three days a week does not just mean cutting out some of the commute to work and saving money.

Rossy said he had watched passenger ferries cutting a path between the Britain and France as he tore through the air.

She grudgingly acknowledged cutting her daughter but quickly added that she had intended only a milder form of circumcision.

As the holes were now close enough to overlap, there was no need for additional tracing or cutting.

She stopped cutting long enough to lift her arm to her eyes in a tragic pose. Then she resumed, more tearfully.

The small feeding carriage on the lathe is usually used for cutting the taper surface on the work piece.

Customer: Your dog seems very fond of watching you cutting hair. Barber: It isn't that. Sometimes I snip off a bit of a customer's ear.

Cutting your losses is often better than the alternative.

She stopped cutting long enough to lift her arm to her eyes in a tragic pose. Then she resumed, more tearfully.

The small feeding carriage on the lathe is usually used for cutting the taper surface on the work piece.

Customer: Your dog seems very fond of watching you cutting hair. Barber: It isn't that. Sometimes I snip off a bit of a customer's ear.

Cutting your losses is often better than the alternative.

Japanese manufacturers had been focused on cutting production and exports as inventories piled up in response to shrinking demand.

I suppose the question is to what extent China will be able to create the new cutting-edge technologies that these industries require.

Why let the Egyptians say, He took them out to an evil fate, to put them to death on the mountains, cutting them off from the earth?

They may have to take responsibility for that since the company is cutting personnel now.

She looked at him with tears in her eyes and told him before cutting communication that Lisa had left.

The trimmer is strong, easy to be installed and adjusted. It is good at cutting any specification of thread.

She looked at him with tears in her eyes and told him before cutting communication that Lisa had left.

The trimmer is strong, easy to be installed and adjusted. It is good at cutting any specification of thread.

Cutting corporate taxes is not the kind of idea that normally pops up in presidential campaigns.

The last good thing the boy did was to help a timid classmate fight against violence of bully, during which he died under a knife cutting.

It has nothing to do with trying to increase employment by cutting real wages in the hope that people will not notice.

Another is by cutting a path all the way across the leaves to hold the flow of chemicals. Then they simply eat between the veins of poison.

Only by cutting off all the air-borne supplies on which the troops in Suchow depended was Chiang able to get them to obey his orders.

British scientists are ready to turn female bone marrow into sperm, cutting men out of the process of creating life.

He said he heard from the village head who saw the body that the suspect had died by cutting his own throat.

Companies across Asia say they are cutting back on how much they spend on consultants, in response to head office demands to contain costs.

He used to wear it much fuller, much curlier . You know, so eventually, you know, we started cutting it lower and lower.

Companies across Asia say they are cutting back on how much they spend on consultants, in response to head office demands to contain costs.

At least the monetarists propose cutting rates and expanding the money supply and the Keynesians promote deficit spending.

I don't advocate living in ignorance of what's going on in the world, but try cutting out news for 30 days and see how much you really miss.

Cutting the rate to 25 percent would seem to cost the Treasury about $100 billion a year.

A variously shaped hand tool having a pair of pivoted jaws, used for holding, bending, or cutting.

Once the elderly exercises left, the only sounds on the Forbidden City moat were the scratches of my skates cutting into the ice.

It is the result of a cutting-edge computational process and people's responses to it are just as improbable.

Just by cutting back on small expenses each week you can save a nice bit of money by the end of the year.

He had pushed his straw hat hard down on his head before he hooked the fish and it was cutting his forehead.

He had pushed his straw hat hard down on his head before he hooked the fish and it was cutting his forehead.

But the cartel has a mixed record in trying to stop sliding prices by cutting supply, especially in the face of a strong recession.

For that to happen, China would have to make big strides in improving energy efficiency, cutting out a lot of wasteful energy consumption.

He got profits soaring, only to encounter a historic recession in which Americans said the first expense they were cutting was eating out.

In this paper, we give a method for cutting out a maximal equilateral triangle from a square and a strict proof of this method.

The project will transform the area, with fly ways and a massive concrete structure cutting through the heart of our neighborhood.

Paradise! You can find the latest fashions, cutting edge, electronics, and beautiful jewelry. But be ready to spend. In the city.

The improved, easy-to-use design protects better and eliminates gasket rupture, cutting or shearing when plugs are tightened.

He said the suspect appeared to be methodically cutting into the victim's body.

Feeling poorer and with fewer people prepared to lend them money, consumers are cutting back: witness the slump in car sales.

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And he appealed to virtue. Virtue is an old-fashioned word. It seems a little out of place in a cutting-edge environment like this one.

They are "rapidly deploying very easy to use tools for cutting edge exploits, " Smith said at a Black Hat presentation last week.

He was terribly frightened. He had no gun in the shop. His only weapon was the pair of scissors he used for cutting cloth.

So on the front edge of the teeth there is always a thin cutting edge of hard enamel, a little longer than the rest of the tooth.

"A global slump would drive widespread position cutting, " he said. "Today's favourite trades would be tomorrow's dogs. "

But the main effects of his cutting loose from global obligations may be felt not so much by the West as by opponents at home.

it's not as simple as using less salt or sugar as though you were cutting down on your kilowatt hours.

Cutting down on aerosols by improving air quality means that the Earth will in future be less shielded against the sun's rays.

It is built using cutting edge technology and a brand new platform and it has got to be delivered right now.

His head fell downward once more until he could feel his sharp chin cutting into his chest.

A few days ago, I read in such a cartoon: a man sitting on the treetops, is cutting down he sat the branch.

The construction worker's daughter had managed to purchase a small cutting board and a used pair of khaki pants.

countenance, and with tears in her eyes, she got a pair of scissors, and began mercilessly cutting off the LONG. locks of her hair.

His only weapon was the pair of scissors he used for cutting cloth.

Cutting the deficit would force her to scrap some of the social promises she had made to voters.

BHP warned on Monday that China was slowing down but it said that it had no intention of cutting back any production or capital spending.

By cutting storage and distribution costs, the internet was overturning the tyranny of the shop shelf, which had limited consumers' choices.

Reduction of contact area between cohesive soil and the surface of dredging tools is able to decrease soil adhesion and cutting resistance.

It was a vivid display of how Jobs would go on rebuild the company on a union of compelling design and cutting edge technology.

"Your cough does not sound good and you've had it for a while. Maybe cutting down on your cigarettes might help you recover faster . . . "

They were only too eager to build Nixon up and relishing the bonus of cutting me to size after years of riding so high.

a mechanical drawing of an object as if made by a plane cutting through it horizontally.

She ran out in her pyjamas to tell men who were cutting trees nearby.

Do not give scissors, knives or other cutting utensils as they indicate the severing of the relationship.

The irony is that Greece is in a position similar to that of Germany in the early 1930s, where cutting costs makes the debt load heavier.

As well, there are parts of Quantum that feel incomplete, as if they were left on the cutting room floor.

Better discipline and aggressive cost-cutting seem to be helping Starbucks recover from the hit it took at the onset of the recession.

If it's like most offices, amid the hodgepodge of cutting-edge technology are quite a few dinosaurs that seem pulled from yesteryear.

He said it was inevitable that some cutting-edge firms would fail but that over all, the investments would prove worthwhile.

Afterwards, we knew it is called Puja. Later, we have found a new method of eliminating the leiomyomas without cutting the body.

Unfortunately, you're now tasked with cutting and pasting all of that good content into a more formal document.

The schoolboy is often cutting classes and playing hooky.

The child fell , striking his head against the door and cutting it .

Cutting against the grain of a staunchly patriarchal society, Mr. Soong expected big things from his daughters as well as from his sons.

Also, for accurate force measurements, the force sensors need to be mounted as close to the point of cutting as possible.

He insulted me, cutting me to the core with a comparison to a person who had caused me a great deal of pain and anguish.

This is often the result of a lack of proper water being applied to the cutting area .

And he warned it would be "suicidal" to put recovery at risk by cutting spending now, as Conservatives advocate.

When a pencil is sharpened, the pencil needs to be contacted with the cutting edge and broached back and forth along the guiding groove.

Under a heavy attack from Congress, the old aggressive IRS retreated into a kinder, gentler IRS , cutting back on audits and enforcement.

To prove our point we are enclosing one of these samples and a cutting of the material received yesterday.

The disaster may also put some pressure on the Bank of Japan, which said it was cutting its two-day meeting short next week to just Monday.

One of the most obvious changes is expected to be a less intense pursuit of cost-cutting, which the unions also blamed for the suicides.

Once cutting off the lifeblood of the culture, knowledge tends to become boring, empty and abstract, and even dogma.

Cutting 100 calories may not seem like a lot, but over a year's time, this will result in the loss of a decent amount of weight.

Phil Davis, a building contractor, has no work at all, despite cutting his margins by ten percentage points.

The nation is cutting back exports amid growing demand to the point where some metals are fetching thousands of dollars a kilogram.

And it's okay to break it here and there. After all, cutting five days a week is cutting 70 percent of your meat intake.

A weapon consisting typically of a long, straight or slightly curved, pointed blade having one or two cutting edges and set into a hilt.

As long as well die-cutting machine maintenance and mechanical parts of the regulation will prevent mechanical fault-feeding difficulties.

But that would allow Mr Ahmadinejad to blame outsiders just as he is about to incur the people's wrath by cutting petrol subsidies.

The inventions of modern technology seem to be cutting us off from contact with our fellow human beings.

It is said, he each time attends the ribbon cutting ceremony, all must leave behind section of colored ribbons to take the commemoration.

The only way out for civilians was a 260-mile road cutting across the desert and leading to Tobruq and the Egyptian border.

If it is necessary, the service center can immobilize a taxi remotely by 'cutting off the oil or electric supply, ' the company adds.

The kind of grip is a little curved. Thick back, sharp blade, fitting length. It's fit for cutting, and is a practical shape.

The Kuomintang tried to strangle us by cutting off the funds due to us and imposing an economic blockade; we were indeed in dire straits.

The basic concept of the advanced lubricating technology at present, the MQL cutting, and its development were introduced.

After tying his wife up and cutting characters into her face, Wei rubbed ashes into the injury, tattooing her.

Word got around because he bragged about cutting the wings off and taking out the small pilot and breaking off his head.

9-processing any other cutting mechanism might be required by the basic design of chalk production line.

Paper cutting Wang Fu at his house that day was the work of the platform to enjoy his paper-cut, like a gourmet chew anything.

That decision so enraged Palaniappan Chidambaram, finance minister, that he considered cutting ties with the bank, Indian officials say.

On its definition of deficit-cutting, the fund finds that fiscal contraction tends to reduce GDP and increase unemployment.

But even the IRS raised an eyebrow at cutting him a check for the total amount of the refunds: more than $14 trillion.

The company said in a statement Tuesday that it was cutting its dividend again to a penny a share from 15 cents.

That makes it a tempting target for deficit-cutting finance ministers.

With modern printing and cutting techniques, virtually any size and shape can be used for your business cards.

But it is justified in this cause: bribery of foreign officials must be addressed by cutting off the supply since demand is out of control.

Canada might also take a look at countries like Britain, which have had some success in cutting their waiting times, he suggested.

The labeling strips have to be cut exactly on the indicated cutting edge. If the labeling strip is cut too large, it cannot be inserted.

Finally, we add a simple animation to make the majority of paper-cutting patterns of the background image to swing like in the wind.

Cutting tools made of it are of high smoothness and are suitable for making bits for geological drilling purposes.

Lotito has always maintained that his cost-cutting measures were necessary to help the club out of their dire fiscal position.

When I mill multiple parts out of a single plate I usually set the cutting depth so as to leave approx.

By cutting down on the number of employees, the company will save much money.

'I could look out over a fishing harbor, ' she says. 'It was the best view I've ever had from a cutting room.

Let's son, school paper-cutting, he did not want, like sports, said his son does not like to do the work as a paper-cutting.

As a result of the indentation is made of cardboard cutting (jewel case) manufacturing process for one of the key process.

The invention relates to a method and a device for circularly utilizing washing water of a multi-line cutting machine.

That program has been a target of Bush administration budget - cutting for several years , but Congress has always stepped in to save it .

Its performance, easy to operate, the maintenance, the vertical and horizontal cutting machine. Recydling is good, no pollution!

Their defenders are very good and ours as well, I hope I can be useful for the team, maybe just cutting space for the others to break.

He added that even cutting the length of the tourist visa would make it even less "cost effective" for relatives to visit.

Rival Ashok Leyland is also cutting production to three days a week for the next month.

Oxygen gas cutting can be used for carbon steel and low alloy steel, thickness can be up to several FenMi.

The interest level in cutting food waste "has just skyrocketed in the last six to nine months, " he said.

By cutting down on the number of employees, the company will save money.

All these surgeries were done blind, which is to say they rarely opened up a person's skull to see where they were cutting.

He said it would reduce taxes for corporations and the wealthy by cutting funds to clean energy programs and transportation.

She said that taking advantage of a good light now, we should accelerate the completion of this huge paper-cutting.

But in comparison, die-cutting in the application of the corrugated box industry but there is only a short period of a few years.

We see that your firm specializes in welding and cutting machines , and we are willing to establish business relationship with you .

You could say that the quality of the die cutting indentation, directly affects the entire product performance and market identity.

Lenders are trying to recuperate by dumping peripheral businesses and cutting back even in core areas.

Running stitches used to assist in placement of an applique or in the placement of a die for cutting of emblems, also called a cut line.

The blade continues to work as its cutting action is taken over by the next layer of diamonds that are interspersed throughout the segment .

Cutting down on new purchases by learning how to cross-examine yourself for whether or not you need the items is a useful skill to have.

You asked me in your last letter to buy a cutting for your little girl with which you are going to make a new dress for the New Year.

Last winter Gazprom appeared to blackmail Ukraine's new pro-Western government by cutting off the country's gas amid a dispute over prices.

Cutting ties with Alibaba therefore appears to have been ruled out for the foreseeable future.

cutting off the two bottom corners for her legs and then padding the inside with cotton.

Or , if you need to cut costs to meet your budget , you might have to decrease scope by cutting tasks or reducing task durations .

Cutting you off from your support systems helps him gain dominance over you - and you think it's your decision.

The length of the wick is limited. Do not cut it too often. We suggest cutting it every three month.

In spite of these cost-cutting measures, Mr Potter knows that, without help, the service could run out of cash by the end of the year.

"You've a cold in the head, " he said as they walked. "That comes of cutting off your hair. "

One day when he was cutting wood in the forest, he saw a large number of men coming towards him.

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