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Julian Barnes: 'Do you expect Europe to cut us a good deal?
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That study, which was published last year, used standard Crispr cut-and-paste technology.
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Olmert cut short a visit to Europe on Wednesday and returned home.
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The job cut will likely affect mainly foreign plants, the paper said.
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Results: Radiologically, these three second tumors were clearly cut-end scar area recurrences.
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China also joined the effort, cutting its key rate 27 basis points.
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The outcome was inevitable: cost-cutting measures were introduced, which mean job losses.
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Such consolidation would help firms to develop new products while cutting costs.
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This is cutting into oil industry revenues, and consequently oil industry royalties.
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The same would be true for any future deficit-cutting agreement, he said.
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Cars passing along a roadcutting through coarse desert are thoroughly checked.
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The service roadcutting the block was narrow and badly maintained, pocked with holes.
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Some young fellows were sitting about the roadcutting above the gate, apparently idle.
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Fifteen minutes after crossing the Ashley River, Gullet veered onto a small roadcutting through marsh.
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He drove to the dirt roadcutting across King's farm and swung left toward the tarred road.
Usage of railway cutting in English
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The reach was narrow, straight, with high sides like a railwaycutting.
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They did not mean much more than an alley or a railwaycutting.
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He was curious, too, to look down into the railwaycutting.
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Finally he took it out and scattered it along the grass-grown slope of a railwaycutting.
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A Roman tessellated pavement was discovered in making the railwaycutting, and was removed to Bristol.
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Soon he led them to a clearing running, straight as a railwaycutting, through the forest.
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That was what they called the Frenchy railwaycutting, and it overlooked the ruined village of Athies.
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That bally railwaycutting at Cook's Wall!
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Charles Dickens's signalman leads a lonely, haunted life pushing levers in a box in a remote railwaycutting.
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Outside a railwaycutting, filled with misty rain-many persons walking up and down, and a babel of talk-
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It had been these awful mutant dogs that Jack had seen on the banks of the railwaycutting.
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The right of this trench was on the railwaycutting, the enemy being on the other side of the cutting.
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You see a great stack of stones heaped up by the side of a railwaycutting, they are all tombs.
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The attack was to be carried out by C Company, starting from the railwaycutting, so far as this had been established by A Company.
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It is a fine telescopic object, and, under some conditions, the wider portion of it resembles a railwaycutting traversing rising ground, seen from above.
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The wounded were taken into the RailwayCutting and there cared for.