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Jose Calderon made one of Toronto's nine turnovers in the period. Iman Shumpert would cut to the rack for a dunk, making it a 3-point game.

The White House has also come out in favour of a further cut to the corporate tax rate to be negotiated.

As a writer, Mr Montefiore has an elegant turn of phrase and an unerring ear for the anecdote that will cut to the heart of a story.

CUT TO BUTCH, eyes expertly flicking from place to place. Then he starts to walk around the bank again, and he isn't happy.

Prudhomme continued to cook with a hole in his chef's coat and a cut to his arm.

An old man dying at the time, hoping his best hope of earth cut to the heart of the lonely despair of travel, it is disrespectful of life.

All countries that have defaulted since the mid-1970shad their grade cut to junk by ratings agencies at least a year beforehand.

Cut to the chase by venturing out of familiar territory. Concert halls, theaters and museums are all good places for you to find love.

Sort of the equivalent of a 2D Londoner living on the surface of the globe taking a short cut to Sydney via the Earth's core.

Now when they heard this they were cut to the heart, and said to Peter and the rest of the apostles, "Brethren, what shall we do? "

This cut to the heart of an issue that had bedevilled the company under previous chief executives.

As he said "Taliban military, " the camera cut to someone in the audience in military dress, who winced.

We have no time to hear the rubbish, hurry up and cut to the point please.

She can cut to the heart of the matter like nobody's business when Jesus is involved.

Thoughtful Japanese, looking at their country's debt and wondering what might be cut to reduce it, may regard the coincidence as a bad omen.

Democrats and Republicans are still at odds over how much spending should be cut to fund the government for the next six months.

I'm sure the managers of such establishments welcome any Law of Attraction practitioner trying to take a short cut to wealth.

We're in rough agreement on how much spending we need to cut to reduce our deficit.

The biggest cut to education this year, of 13% per student, is taking place in Illinois, a state with a Democratic governor and legislature.

37 people heard this, they cut to the heart to the rest of the apostles Peter and said: "Brethren, what shall we do? "

CUT TO BUTCH AND SUNDANCE . BUTCH glances at MACON'S gun belt for a moment , then shakes his head .

Cut to inside. Monica , Joey and Phoebe are singing while outside, Ross and Rachel are trying to get the cat off of Ross' shoulder .

Cut to the other side of the apartment , Ross has gone over to straighten things out with Paolo .

CUT TO MACON standing there, his hands by his guns.

It imposes spending caps for the next 10 years, but leaves the details of what programs would be cut to congressional committees.

The audience knew that the event organizers liked to match boxers who would be cut to pieces to make a Roman holiday for the crowds.

you would have let old john be cut to bits , and never given it a thought , doctor.

Cut to the hallway, Joey is listening to Chandler and his mom's conversation through the door as Ross walks up.

Cut to the chase by checking out familiar area. Concert halls, theaters and museums are all good places for you to find love.

Chairing his first meeting of the Bank's monetary policy committee (MPC), interest rates were cut to a post-war low of 3. 5%.

blade just cut to the automatic paper, adhesive tape, are unable to be cut off due to close them.

It provides guide to decision-making, rules to employees'behavior and a short cut to introduce the company.

Barroso's comments cut to the heart of the standoff between industrialised countries and the emerging economies.

Once the paper is cut to the right size, place your gift face down in the middle of the paper.

It now seems that Palla is unwilling to take a pay cut to join Genoa and may opt to stay with the Bianconeri and fight for a place.

Bill Gates said his aim for the next 15 years is to see child deaths cut to 5 million per year.

When they heard these things , they were cut to the heart, and they gnashed on him with their teeth .

Barney knew that Lamb and John liked to match boxers who went in to be cut to pieces to make a Roman holiday for the crowds.

When I'm in a hurry, I cut to the front of the line too. No one says a thing.

The Federal Reserve restored some stability to dislocated credit markets without a cut to its key interest rate.

Finally, the president of the company said, "Cut to the chase. "

And I am convinced that there is no short cut to the end of a conflict that has endured for decades.

As a common people, and sincerely feel excited, so germination of a paper-cut to express his inner self with the excitement and joy.

Sod can be cut to fit a space. But small pieces should not be placed along the edges of an area as they can dry out more quickly.

Interest rates should be cut to bottom levels and the ECB should pledge to keep them low for quite a while.

But the larger the cut, the greater the amount of time it would take for a scab to form, and for the cut to heal.

They dance around a bit, and we cut to a shot of B using that dating website that Gaga loves so much.

At time that he daze, the high guy gets down to use to make a clean break to cut to split toward river's bridge in the sky.

Easy to cut to desired length , no hemming needed .

There are only two ways to make the cut: to be totally cynical or to be totally clueless.

Cut to Chandler and a woman, Andrea, reaching for the same slice of meat.

Or, instead of a tree, some people have a small, sweet-smelling rosemary plant, cut to look like a little Christmas tree.

This seems to cut to the quick of what Wikipedia is about.

Once rolled, the cigars are stored in wooden forms as they dry, in which their uncapped ends are cut to a uniform size.

The lack of targets with sufficient scale means that multi-nationals have no short-cut to national prominence through a big acquisition.

The men escaped, leaving Xu Lai on the ground with a cut to his stomach.

CUT TO THE MOUSTACHED MAN. He sits almost sadly, slumped in his chair. His head is down.

The cut to Fernando Alonso's 2009 retainer represents more than a third of his originally contracted pay, it has emerged.

Leaked drafts of the Greek rescue package imply the country's credit rating is likely to be cut to selective default.

Tom: I'll cut to the chase. We think you've been stealing from the company.

Interest rates were cut to historic lows across Europe yesterday as central banks struggled to drag the region's economies out of recession.

Yes, because as we all know, if ANY funding gets cut to the military it will instantly collapse into a chaotic and ineffective mess.

When they heard that, they were cut to the heart, and took counsel to slay them.

France has not touched the legal retirement age since the early 1980s, when it was cut to 60 years.

"You need a cut to force the institution to make changes to the system, " says Berkson, who coordinated the budget deliberations.

Cigarette paper, whether or not cut to size or in the form of booklets or tubes.

Now the men's and women's lines of undershirts and leggings are cut to cling to the body.

Our company customised machine with NEW material. Same as used for US company. Please remember sizes cut to 1 above label size.

When the tubing string must be cut to enable recovery, the free point should be known to ensure retrieval of the cut tubing.

Farmar, however, didn't run hard on his cut to the basket and wasn't in position to do anything with the ball.

China is forcing them self to be friend with Pakistan to irreate USA but at he end of the day when the aid is cut to Pakistan.

I wanted to be cut to the pattern of the kids around me, in the neighborhood, at school.

CUT TO CLOUDS. They are white, just like clouds ought to be, and they are fluffy enough and they hang there in the sky and then.

Once your dowels are cut to size, spread a thin layer of glue in all the dowel holes and along the edges of the mating boards.

Their efforts cut to the core of what economics is supposed to be about: What makes us better off?

'When managers cut to the bone, one of the things they stifle is innovation, ' says Dr. Robinson.

She was cut to the quick by his insults.

Her son cut to the heart to let her go.

That was cut to 44 per cent if he did not exercise.

Take the little trail turning off to the right. It's the short cut to her house.

Some of them have the idea that this is a short cut to a fast expatriate package.

Contestants must keep their hair clean and cut to a length that does not obstruct smooth bout conduct.

CUT TO A GUN IN A HOLSTER, belonging to a MAN in a guard's uniform.

Levels of galanin in the nerve increase by at least 100-fold after an injury or cut to the nervous system.

Cut to after the movie. My date decided to take me the way home. He started talking about himself -- again not letting me get a word in.

Each layer should be separated by a cardboard divider, cut to fit the inside dimensions of the shipping cases.

Cut to Rachel staring out of her window.

The canal produced an immediate effect. Freight costs were cut to about one tenth of what they had been.

Stimulus should be continued and indeed expanded by providing the payroll tax cut to employers as well as employees.

jump cut n. A cut to slightly later action in the course of a filmed scene, creating an effect of discontinuity or acceleration.

Each end of this tube should be cut to an exact flush, right angle.

The legislature's budget conference committee has opted for a $70 million cut to Healthy Families, rather than eliminating it.

CUT TO THE MOUSTACHED MAN, doing his best to ignore what has just been said. He continues to carefully stack his winnings into even piles.

But so much is at stake, what the fu*k does it take, let's cut to the chase.

A piece of glass cut to the dimensions and edge condition characteristics to satisfy fabrication or end use needs.

Last fall, the IMF and the EU determined that Greece's debt would have to be cut to 120 percent of GDP to be sustainable.

Quantitative easing is an attractive policy tool after short-term rates have been cut to zero.

The immediate impact of [the] cut to the required reserve ratio (RRR) is to ease constraints on bank lending.

At the second step, boundary can be obtain in each rectangular by use the Isoperimetric cut to divided each rectangular into two parts.

By stitching them and rolling them they have created a simple carpet system that can be cut to length and fit to a space.

Small talk's a bitch, so let's cut to the chase: Sometimes pleasantries are necessary, especially over the telephone.

CUT TO A SMALL HERD OF DEER , startled and scared , veering wildly off as BUTCH and SUNDANCE come riding along .

Synchronous Cutter means the applications in which continuous material is cut to length in defined cutting lengths.

News of other nations than Italy must be cut to a skeletonized resume.

In Germany, the best overall macro-policy instrument would be a big tax cut to boost domestic demand.

As seen here, some sapphires, when cut to a convex shape, exhibit a striking six-pointed star in direct sunlight.

Cut to the chase, tell the exciting part, get to the point, George, please.

Today, I suggested that we cut to the chase and talk on the phone to set up a date.

Beijing will restore bike lanes that had been cut to make room for cars and buses.

This led it to decline to offer an effective cut to its subsidies.

CUT TO SUNDANCE. The man does not make unnecessary motions: He stands now as before, silent and staring, eyes bright, ready.

Heading 48. 20 does not cover loose sheets or cards, cut to size, whether or not printed, embossed or perforated.

In the meantime, some within the LDP call for rates to be cut to zero again.

We envision that users will initially use imaginary phones as a short-cut to operate the physical phones in their pockets.

Cut to 2010, and group intelligence is fast emerging as the next frontier in this field.

These peddlers can't make big money, for the prices of their goods are often cut to bones.

Many Chinese companies see European deals as a "short cut to a customer base" , he adds.

Cut to four hours from now, when I'm gibbering in the corner of the men's room.

The snap - on lid is produced by Solo Cup Co. from two pieces of thermoformed polystyrene that are die-cut to create individual parts.

He'd made a vest, a shirt and the pants that were in vogue, with the crotch cut to the knees.

Then, mount the roll onto the machine for self folding, inserting nose piece, ultra-sonic cut to standard size of the mask.

The bracket covers the edge of the shelf; this can be cut to desired width and the cut edge will be concealed.

Our Stone Warehouse at the Port. . . ? All cut-to-size orders, tiles and slabs, after standard grading, are put in wooden pallets.

Metal Detectable Silicone sheet is an FDA compliant Silicone rubber which contains metal detectable iron powder cut to 300 fine mesh.

Such a technique could take around 16 months but could be cut to four months if a nuclear rocket was used.

When father lost his job, our living expenses had to be cut to the bone.

There need not be a crisis: deals might yet be cut to make this collision less violent.

To cut to the chase, if you read old books you get a sense for how thin the searchable veneer of the web is on our world.

No one believes that budgets should have been cut to offset this revenue loss.

At first, the parameters of plumbum are acquired from the experimentation of milling and line-cut to ensure that the plumbum can be milled.

Open players cut to the hoop, and Rondo runs the offense and hits Ray off the curls on time.

Today's jacket has more natural, minimally padded shoulders and is cut to create a far slimmer shape.

Without moving parts, maintenance requirements are cut to a minimum.

Francesca: " I don't know , maybe I'm not cut to be a world citizen where experience is everything and nothing at the same time. "

Cut to shots of her in the big white dress again.

Cut to Joey watching TV in the corner. He makes an extravagant gesture of disappointment.

CUT TO MACON'S HANDS. Still close to his guns.

While much appreciative of your order, we must point out that our price has been cut to a minimum.

He throws down a piece of plywood the guys had earlier cut to fit the hole and pours the concrete over it.

It's completely healed with no scar and virtually no redness. I had to search for the cut to even find it.

Within the zone, water levels are lowered and bund vegetation cut to create a secure roosting area.

straight from the hip, cut to the chase, I tell a mutha bitch in'slut, to her face.

They had already been cut to the heart (v. 3).

It is the main Christmas ornaments, with cut to the cedar, cypress was a kind of evergreen tree decorated pyramid formed.

Some people cut to express strong feelings of rage, sorrow, rejection, desperation, longing, or emptiness.

Cut to our honeymoon and one of my favorite settings in the world--Ireland, the Emerald Isle.

Curve based on the human body a reasonable cut to suture the cut pieces, we play a division of purposes, and as a link between the role.

Do want to be scalded by its fervent point but broiling hot by it, otherwise be ice-cold cut to the bone sometimes?

Patterns are cut to the standard measurements and turnings are allowed outside these measurements.

A method to calibrate the relative position of patient's cut to the basic coordinate system of the robot was propose in this paper.

Labels, badges and similar articles in the piece, in strips or cut to shape or size, not embroidered, of other textile materials.

A child's sweatshirt from a thrift shop cut to fit and bundled under a dog's belly with a zip tie can do the trick.

Cut to the present, and I feel like I'm running a nursery.

And sweet-smelling rosemary plants are hung on doors or cut to look like little Christmas trees.

Periodically, the story was to cut to Anakin making preparations.

CUT TO SUNDANCE. He says nothing. His eyes are on MACON's hands now.

From those exclusive pictures let us cut to the folks that are eager to watch the movie.

Bridesmaids' gowns are in-variably cut to the knee and mostly chosen in innocuous shades of lilac and mint green.

The "short cut" to California had cost them many wasted days, and the Donner party crossed the Sierra Nevada Mountains late in the season.

You've told me many details of your story, but what I want to know is the final consequence, so please, cut to the chase.

But you can't ask people who can't pay their grocery bills to, in effect, [take a] pay cut to solve this problem.

Beijing traffic management board came on stage to implement the new measure that cut to discharge of urban part traffic.

Some pairs are cut to expose the tips of the toes, to give increased tactile sensation during, say, the tree pose and the triangle.

Labels, badges and similar articles of textile materials, in the piece, in strips or cut to shape or size, not embroidered.

A free movie you buy may be cut to reflect the rating you desire (no violence, dirty language okay).

The cut to throat competition to complete the tasks and achieve the higher positions, often makes people tell a lie.

But others, such as Iran and Venezuela, are pushing for an output cut to support the price later in the year when demand is expected to dip.

Cut to the chase. Don't waste time with a whole bunch of text that doesn't tell the recipient anything new. Look at this message.

Can we just cut to it ? i donot wanna take a lot of your time.

The most profitable securities firm in Wall Street history was cut to "neutral" from "overweight" by JPMorgan.

Almost cut to his own hands!

peel off potato and eggplant, cut to thcik slices, green bell pepper as well.

If she didn't want her son "cut to ribbons" she had better keep him at home.

Now he is more likely to advise on a new version: Mr Obama has suggested extending the payroll-tax cut to employers who hire new workers.

Should my co-workers and I accept a pay cut to preserve our jobs?

Fringe benefits goes a long way and can be a short cut to Govt and Business approvals.

It is fit for break and rebirth heterotypic materia . There is no use for cut to the heterotypic material .

We're running out of time, folks. Let's cut to the chase.

With costs already cut to the bone, sales growth is critical for firms to boost earnings going forward.

It lasted long enough in the cut to be fully scored by John Williams.

Cut to shots of B looking mental behind the circle of microphones- she really does look AMAZING.

As part of the deal, Standard Life's holding would be cut to 25 per cent.

Store content box practice is very simple, any side cut a cut, to put things in is ok!

Lambchop was cut to the quick, but he tried not to show it.

Logs cut to thin the Deschutes National Forest in Oregon, an effort to promote sustainability.

The nurse applied some ointment to the cut to stop the bleeding.

CUT TO MACON. A brave man doing his best, he stands still and does not look away.

Before installing the valve, be sure that the pipe ends are reamed and threads are cut to size.

Hedges in parks are cut to resemble him, and people have their pictures taken next to giant Haibao statues.

If Congress fails to raise the ceiling by August 2nd, U. S. sovereign debt could be cut to the lowest level ever.

Canes can be stretched, rolled and cut to the artist's liking.

According to my knowledge it's been cut to one day in Lhasa, Li Lizhi said by telephone from Jiangsu province.

Short cut to what? - Mushrooms!

But in a world where executive downtime has been cut to the bone, it makes good sense.

CUT TO: The X-Files office. REYES is watching the video footage. She looks up as DOGGETT walks in.

Some might now be raised; there will be calls for Europe to go from a 20% cut to a 30% cut.

Cut to the chase, we're tired of the story already. Please tell the exciting part, George.

trousers cut to resemble a skirt. Often used in the plural.

Soft and comfortable cotton, Slim Fit cut to posture completely unfolded.

When I talk to a group, I usually try to cut to the chase.

A victory came on July 22nd, when the House passed a bill requiring any new spending or tax cut to be offset elsewhere.

CUT TO: The office of ASSISTANT DIRECTOR BRAD FOLLMER.

The central bank's meeting will be held, as scheduled, on Monday, but will be cut to one day.

Method: Via the incision on the upper eyelid skin, orbicular muscle was cut to show the tarsi.

Sooner or later though, you always have to wake up. . . CUT TO: EXT.

Our hoop earrings are diamond-cut to reflect lots of light!

I was, indeed: the hole that has been surgically cut to drain urine had changed size and the connection to my urine bag was leaking.

It then cut to factory workers and engineers praising North Korean leader Kim Jong Il.

CUT TO the clearcutting operation, out at the edge of the safety zone.

Scene transitions are typically FADE TO, FADE IN, CUT TO, DISSOLVE TO, or FADE TO BLACK.

Many of them fly, and a great number are cut to pieces.

This year marks the 60th anniversary of New China, Ma Kam-yee want to use paper-cut to express their good wishes to the motherland.

Taking a 15 percent pay cut to stay on at the restaurant that just went bust might make sense.

The number has now been cut to 225, but the target is one ERP per country, and ultimately one ERP platform per region for all of ABB .

When the road is fully constructed in spring of 2012, the first 10 days of the trip will be cut to a two-day dusty drive.

The volume is cut to form "sharp volumes" allowing daylight to enter deep into the centre.

CUT TO: SCULLY entering SKINNER's office. SKINNER is on the phone. He is not happy with the conversation.

It thickens the blood around a cut to stop bleeding.

Artest compared joining the Jets to taking a pay cut to play for the Lakers two years ago.

You can check thrift stores for baby quilts or fleece or wool blankets you can cut to fit, too.

Rolls of corrugated carton, cut to size, are excellent for low cost padding.

He typically keeps the sides, back, and top cut to about the same length.

Trailers are almost always cut to fit with the director's first-choice song.

This kind of fabric cannot elongate, so must cut to the very fit.

Leverage becomes associated with hubris and ruin, rather than a short-cut to growth.

He just happened to fall in with the newly defeated rebels whom he cut to pieces.

Can be cut to desired size to fit in different spaces.

2 End plugs included, so the rail can be cut to desired length to fit your wall space.

shells of molluscs, crustaceans or echinoderms and cuttle-bone, unworked or simply prepared but not cut to shape, powder and waste thereof.

Former first lady Wu Shu-chen's conviction on graft charges also was upheld, but her life sentence was cut to 14 years.

And the Spirit chose to do his piercing work in an awesome way, so that 3, 000 people were cut to the heart.

So instead of showing you an example script, I'm just going to cut to the chase and talk about Products and base classes.

Court day brings disorderly, 's laid tuo, a uniquely wind cut to fame from on high.

From local let us cut to the international scene.

The flat saw is pushed or propelled along a flat surface while the diamond blade makes the vertical cut to the required depth.

a lens, Ben with her finger KaDa timing starts out loud, then cut to Ben for his friend open the door lens.

And that's why in the short-term, Congress must act to prevent this pay cut to doctors.

Each crystal is hand-cut to enhance every piece's unique colour and sparkle.

The orchestras, the choruses , the drama and opera casts, will be cut to pieces.

Or place a layer of gorgeous tissue, cut to measure inside the envelope.

'Paul, why don't you cut to the chase and tell us what happened after dinner.

The solid oak beams of state are being cut to pieces and the roof will come crashing down.

well, like the short cut, to write out these 3 equations. But it's the picture that I'm looking for today.

The doctor will put some stitches in that cut to prevent it from scarring over.

The rate now stands at 1%, and economists expect a half-percentage-point cut to 0. 5% at next week's rate-setting meeting.

If the difference can be cut to 5-10 per cent, western groups can compete in emerging markets.

You can cut to the chase and simply download the complete guide here.

The final material cut to the widths noted above must be on 3 inch diameter cores with total roll diameters of 30 - 35 inches.

Click the "Read Article" link below to keep reading or cut to the chase.

If a story runs longer than expected, the producer has to decide what to cut to make up for it.