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

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

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

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? "

Cutting into halves was not an excruciation only in late Tang Dynasty or previous Dynasties, which had existed in the early Tang Dynasty.

First, their houses would be worth less and be harder to sell, thus cutting into their sense of security and liquidity.

My husband decided to install a light switch in our master bedroom. Cutting into the wall, he discovered a stash of bottles and boxes.

He had a collar around his neck that spun like a wheel, with five sharp blades cutting into his face, head, chest and back.

While cutting into the bones of the man, Zack accidentally releases a deadly fungus, that causes the team to be quarantined over Christmas.

So far, the questions surrounding the premier's personal life show no sign of cutting into his popularity among Italian voters.

The waistband of the jean should fit comfortably, and if it is cutting into your skin, the jean is probably too small.

Doing it with four other guys all intent on cutting into a corner tighter, faster and in front of you is nail-biting.

Preparation: Wash the sweet potatoes, slashing the skin, cutting into a ball.

Such falls have prompted some small and medium-sized mills in China to shut down in recent weeks, further cutting into iron ore prices.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Low interest rates are cutting into U. S. bank earnings, a problem that may be in only its infancy.

You can use a spoon or the back of your knife for the second sweep to avoid cutting into the cob, so you're only getting the milk and pulp.

But with all these new contenders cutting into its marketshare, it may never topple IE from its throne after all.

Production of ethanol made from corn has also ramped up dramatically in recent years, cutting into the need for other fuels.

The second one was to play line, is a book block and cover with good, then by a three-side cutting into light book hit four or six eyes.

Now they are thinking about cutting into real flesh as they debate the Strategic Defence and Security Review, due in October.

Public-opinion polls give Clinton the edge in Pennsylvania, though recent surveys show Obama cutting into her advantage.

Also, make sure that the waistband of the jean is not cutting into your flesh.

Also cutting into demand for traditional refined products are rising government mandates for biofuels.

They have also pumped pesticides into land that was already acidic, destroying the soil and cutting into the yield, foreign agronomists say.

The filing sheet can be detached for washing by a fingernail cutting into the pit (4).

Manufacturers complain that rising prices of raw materials are also cutting into profit margins.

Push the rose cutting into the planting mix, and place the pot in a sunny location.

They are cutting into their margins, but they really don't have another choice. If they don't discount, no one's coming into their store.

completely kneading in molten condition and extruding and cutting into granules.

China's central bank is likely to continue to trim the spread between lending and deposit rates in the future, cutting into bank margins.

The minks grow in cramped cages with lattice constantly cutting into their paws.

Development of urban areas is increasingly cutting into grassland habitat.

Plus, breaks at home are a great way to get stuff taken care of without cutting into your free time.

The argument is sometimes made that a stronger yuan would inhibit saving by cutting into enterprise profits.

b. Avoid cutting into the anal sphincter or the rectum. A short perineum may require a mediolateral episiotomy.

This is cutting into the cost advantage that cheap Chinese labor provided U. S. manufacturers.

Getclose to your image, but be careful when cutting into it.

Argh, that. . . that rope's cutting into my leg!

Do you feel the straps cutting into your shoulders? All those negotiations and arguments and secrets and compromises.

The security YiTian blow smoke sword, cutting into three cut?

Therefore, more and more media organizations begin cutting into and reporting politics news from economic perspective.

And it could be cutting into your life span.

Itwould end up like cutting into granite.

Do you feel the straps cutting into your shoulders?

Village Public Authority: A View Angle Cutting into Village Public Authority Study and Its Illustration Pattern

"Would drain the appropriation's fat without cutting into education's muscle" (New York Times)

Copper pipe cutting into the system;

On Postal Business Letter Service Cutting into Direct Marketing