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It is in the nick of time, too, just at the crisis.
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Environment Minister Nick Smith said this approach had proved successful in Australia.
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Fisheries reporter, Nick Butcher took to the sea last year to investigate.
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I wish Nick Brown every success in his new role, she said.
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As a result, Stellies have a real chance of nicking a point.
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I'm sure we can just get the dent pounded out, no problem.
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And will the sale do much to dent the company's debt problem?
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Could trade wars and a stock market reversal dent that some more?
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But Agung has already put a dent in Bali's growth this year.
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That holy war made no dent in opium production and corruption blossomed.
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Another ding: The later you call, the more it will cost you.
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You start a company to create your own ding in the universe.
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It was a ding-dong finish before Lyng slotted home the final score.
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Something was happening-something more than the ding-dongslam of the guns.
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It proved a ding-dong affair with scores exchanged readily at both ends.
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Used a spoon to gouge out the eyes. Vin's hands stopped moving.
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The ground was sand, and easy to gouge up with the shingle.
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Them rods was the most ridicklus sham I ever see-a regular gouge.
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But that's as clear a cut an eye gouge I have seen.
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Where the diseased spot appeared, it was cut out with a gouge.
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He is gouging everybody and it is no sin to gouge him.
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Was that a gouge on the bark just above his eye level?
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A blackened gouge appeared in the steel hull of the lifter overhead.
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Moira appeared, her eyes moving from the gouge to the empty room.
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His fingers were trying to claw and gouge anything they could touch.
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With one finger, she traced the jagged gouge high on his arm.
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Still, they seemed to burn and gouge the insides of my head.
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The gouge can be placed in the brace the same as a bit.
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The chisel or gouge is the best tool to employ in this work.
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Slowly raise the handle to force the gouge into the wood.
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Place the gouge on the rest with the handle well down.
