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1 At Fortis, the challenge was to cut a swathe through the bank's balance sheet.
2 Everyone looks to cut a swathe through their forwards, but few manage the task.
3 He cut a swathe through the crawling man, through head and neck and back.
4 He had cut a swathe through them as they came.
5 It cut a swathe of devastation ten kilometres long.
6 The devastating twister was caught on camera as it cut a swathe through three counties.
7 Yet he now seems prepared to allow the motorway to cut a swathe through that landscape.
8 The Government's controversial cuts to adult education funding have cut a swathe through adult community education classes.
9 Using spears and swords, they proceeded to cut a swathe through the dense thicket of enemy troops.
10 He had cut a swathe through the social circuses of school, then university, and then adult life.
11 Even then he cut a swathe through the inanity, probably rolling his eyes as he did so.
12 So it was he looked on as his carefree young Ulster team-mates cut a swathe through the November window.
13 It was equipped with a superbeam too, which cut a swathe nearly a hundred feet wide wherever it played.
14 The storm also cut a swathe through Mozambique and Zimbabwe, leaving nearly 1,000 dead.
15 Early in the second half Shane Brosnahan cut a swathe through Glenstal Abbey's midfield from possession inside his own half.
16 The storm cut a swathe of destruction through southern Vietnam and Thailand, capsizing fishing fleets and destroying homes and crops.
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