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Friendly service, good wines by the glass and fine value for money.
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Ahead of the glass roof is a glass windscreen; nothing new there.
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Cork and Kerry through the looking glass: what did the result mean?
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The sign next to it read: Break glass in case of profit.
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The weaker market has led to price cuts among LCD glass makers.
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This year, the team had an ice free area to work in.
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However, the 2008 winter ice extent was near the year long-term average.
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For most of the year these groups are connected by sea ice.
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TREND Researchers agree that summer sea ice is disappearing faster than expected.
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Also, Arctic sea ice has melted to its thinnest state in June.
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This trash-talking African-American style has rubbed many Australians up the wrong way.
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Never mind if it is trash now; their tastes will insensibly alter.
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He saw mounds of dirt and trash that were in this street.
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Women now have the opportunity to sweep them into the trash heap.
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Dodsworth is not the only one rebutting Jobs' strange trash-talking of Android.
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For he recognized the hollow in the chalk-thegnarled thorn-thewide outlook.
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The face of the Southern leader was chalk white in its pallor.
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On the chalk lie-especially in the Blackheath and Woolwich district-sandsand clays.
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However, it's just alcohol and chalk, so you can make your own.
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Anyway, here's your time line.' He tapped the blackboard with his chalk.
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Last year's debut model could crank through 600 billion operations per second.
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Needless to say, Bennewitz was treated by many as simply a crank.
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He had attempted in vain to take the pedal off the crank.
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Of course, I may also have persuaded them that I'm a crank.
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He only hoped the article wouldn't increase the rate of crank visits.
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A new study shows methamphetamine is far easier to get than cannabis.
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He said it was obvious that violent crimes were associated with methamphetamine.
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He suffered depression and anxiety and started using controlled drugs, including methamphetamine.
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Iodine is a material used in the manufacture of methamphetamine, Shields said.
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McKinley also supplied methamphetamine in the Wellington region more than 90 times.
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She said meth was a factor in a number of those cases.
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Good money, and with a meth habit to support I needed that.
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However, she was adamant the issue of meth shouldn't define the country.
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I've seen the damage meth has done to Australia and New Zealand.
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So I decided to stop -notmeth, of course, but photo shoots.
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Arcmeal segment is involved in the management of steak and shabu-shabu restaurants.
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Police said they found a .22 revolver and three sachets of shabu on Celestino.
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Writer spoke with him at a Japanese shabu-shabu restaurant.
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He became addicted to shabu as a young man, he says, while working as a casual labourer.
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Take some of the raw beef, pork and vegetables and become a master of shabu-shabu or barbecue grill.
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With this thought dangling in her mind, she brought out her cache of Methedrine and prepared to go flying.
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The first wave felt like a combination of mescaline and methedrine.
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Methedrine is almost as rare, on the 1971 market, as pure acid or DMT.
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The stuff they gave you was an MDA derivative-veryhigh on mescaline and methedrine both.
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At the present time a corrupt and probably insane military junta, desperate for hard currency, sells the jade in parallel with opium and methedrine.
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Like the decision he made to buy chicken feed futures in China.
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This stuff is chicken feed compared to SDI and the Stealth Bomber.
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She fed him on chicken feed and mice when there were any.
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Poultry dust is composed of dander, chicken feed, litter bedding and microbes.
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The potential business upside for such a sensor isn't chicken feed.