• My foster parents would talk about it with me and the pain was so deep inside I just had to do something to feel something else so I began to cut.
• When I could no longer stand to utter one more word in the world, I began to cut myself.
• At least she's stopped cutting, but she really needs us more than ever.

• For more than 50 years, raising, training, cutting and showing horses has been a way of life for him.
• At two, many stallions are gentle (I had one I kept until he was 5 then had him cut).

• Draw a 4-inch square on the piece of paper, and cut it out.
• The back panel was easier, since I will be making an acrylic motherboard tray with a square back panel, I just cut it out with my jigsaw.
• Finally, the individual leaves would be cut out and then ready to hang from the classroom lights, or be displayed on the classroom windows.

• Why, you try cutting them out, stop eating them, avoiding temptation.
• Cut down on sodium the week before, then cut it out entirely the last three days before the shoot.
• The usual migraine triggers were cut out from Harriet's diet: chocolate, cheese, orange juice: but to no avail, says Nicky.

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• Sneaking up on a huge animal, and cutting it out of a herd was always treacherous business.
• Just as Diego almost cut the cow out of the herd it lashed out kicking furiously and howling.
• I had been grinning all morning, especially when Mesa and I succeeded in cutting some difficult cows from the herd.

• Lafayette street was added years later after the land had been cut up and sold to developers.
• Heaps of snow had been cut up by vehicles into mushy mud.
• Even Ethiopia, situated on a high plateau, which was cut up by mountains and vast canyons that made internal travel difficult, was accessible only from an exceptionally hot and unpleasant desert coast.

• That is rewriting history, and cutting your anchor rope, and should be resisted.
• Some were lost through storms or when their marking float lines were cut by boat props or otherwise severed.
• An inline fuel separator is installed by cutting the vent hose that runs from the fuel tank to the tank vent on the outside of the boat.

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• So you're saying someone purposely cut this tree down to fall on me, then ran away just a few minutes ago?
• Whenever a massive sequoia tree or branch threatened to fall on a structure, the tree was cut down.
• He told the hearing that between 50-100 oak trees on his land would be cut down because of the Bypass project.

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• The woman, whose 17-year-old daughter was cut down by four 9mm bullets fired from a sub-machine gun, also called for an end to the violence associated with gang culture.
• Just as this associate is about to divulge more, a hail of bullets cuts him down, cutting short the protagonist's convalescence and paving the way for another narrative-driven, gunplay-heavy escapade.
• If your attempt fails, the enemy will use the weapon he carries to cut you down.

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• I had a low cut polo shirt along with a denim mini skirt and silver pumps.
• Sara struggled into tight jeans and a low cut shirt that was also too tight.
• He also knows how to cut a killer coat, while still remaining true to his vision.

• A new road had been cut through the quarry wall to a tidy waterside quay.
• He had found the path, cut through the forest, followed the trail of pebbles and watched the signs leading to nowhere.
• They followed riverbeds and paths cut through the mountainous terrain for the Indonesian army.

• Many singers and music directors are being roped in to cut the albums for political parties and potential candidates.
• From what I’ve been able to dig up Turner cut the album in his home studio.
• The performers posed for a photocall after cutting the single.

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• Scenes with a mechanical shark had to be cut, because it did not look believable enough.
• You lot do know that one of the key scenes was cut from the theatrical release, right?
• These excerpts were ultimately cut from the final script.

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• Pressing the cut or copy button will allow you to cut or copy any highlighted text or image.
• There are stage-by-stage file copies too, so cutting and pasting from the next stage of the process into your working file makes things a lot simpler.

• It was used by Hitler during World War II when Germany had most of its oil supplies cut.
• Libya has also supported British policy, cutting off oil supplies to the beleaguered regime.
• They would react by cutting off oil supplies to the West.

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• Finally, he cut the two remaining engines, and they rolled silently to a stop.
• After about 10 minutes, we would gather at the stern, the engines would be cut and the service would commence.
• He was sixth for a long time, but lost the place after accidentally cutting off the engine whilst trying to de-mist his windscreen.

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• Girls showed up for the photography workshop without fail, even when they cut school.
• One problem is that after cutting class, the teenager faces powerful temptations to misbehave.
• I got in trouble for cutting school, staying out late, lying about detention and lying about homework.

• To calm myself, I'd taken the scenic route and cut across the park to reach school.
• They stayed away from the trail, cutting across country, following animal tracks where they could to avoid unseen obstacles.
• Instead of going up to the front gate with the throng, we cut across and joined up with the other guards coming on duty with the brass band.

• The challenge is to find global solutions for a problem that cuts across national boundaries, cultures, societies and socio - economic strata.
• Many organisations will have soft power of their own as they attract citizens into coalitions that cut across national boundaries.
• That this same complaint is made by legions of girls in small towns and suburbs across America is just one of the reasons this film cuts across national and cultural boundaries so well.

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• Cut along now. There's no time to lose.
• ‘Cut along now to bed,’ he added gruffly; ‘we'll have to be up like larks to-morrow.’
• I think we better be cutting along because we gotta be in Chicago by tomorrow night.

• For example, if a character is tracking the inward flight of an asteroid on a radar screen, we cut to a shot of the radar screen.
• Then, in a remarkable shot, we cut to her point of view of Ray sitting in the driver's seat.
• I really hadn't been paying attention to the news, until they cut to a shot from the news chopper.

• As we speak he is cutting his 18th feature film.
• Frankly, when I was cutting the movie, it was so great to be able to cut from good fun stuff with Eva and Will and then jump to scenes with Kevin and Will.
• They cut all these pieces together and made it look like a big orgy.

• You might end up slicing and cutting the ball all over the place.
• After the 8th hole, Barney is ahead by 1 stroke, but cuts his ball into the rough on the 9th.

• Wayne Phillips cut a ball from spinner Phil Edmonds that hit Allan Lamb's boot as he turned to take evasive action.
• The elegant right-hander cut the ball beautifully.

• The ball cuts back sharply and misses his bat by miles.
• You can't depend on the ball cutting in off the pitch.

• I was first introduced to Reiki some eight years ago, sitting in the hairdressers having a cut and blow dry.
• A cut, shampoo and set would take about an hour, and a perm would take two hours.
• I went along to the spacious Studio in Edinburgh for a cut and colour to find out.

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• And people joked about it, used to add up how many cuts of the cane they got as a mark of honour and so on, but I was scared.
• The log books show that in those days impertinence was punished by one or two cuts with the cane - or a slap with an open hand.
• Often the horse does his work with panting sides and trembling knees, and not seldom gets a cut of the whip from his rider.

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• Sarah was his friend and being unable to help her was the most cruel cut of all.
• It is true to say that Palace conspired in their own downfall, but it was nevertheless a cruel cut for their coach after he had briefly picked up the scent of his side's first win since their return to the top flight.

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• The law ordered striking hospital employees back to work with a 15 per cent pay cut.
• Soaring debt - which at one stage was predicted to reach £11m - has led to a series of cuts ranging from ward closures to stopping snacks for patients.
• For a health care system already on life support due to extreme budget cuts, the extraction of $500,000,000 dollars would be the death knell.

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• She said the cut happened shortly after 1pm this afternoon but by 2.30 everyone had been reconnected.

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• Since then, they have reached a compromise, wherein the director agreed to make cuts but was allowed several days of reshoots to make the flow to his satisfaction.
• This is also down to the editing style of Walter Murch who prefers to only make cuts when absolutely necessary.
• After the film has been edited and completed for release in India it has to go through the censor board, where they can also make cuts.

• Jewison allows the actors to set the tone through long takes rather than forcing the scene through rapid cuts.
• Harris' use of unconventional camera angles and quick cuts invigorates these scenes.
• There aren't many cuts - often a scene will take place before us in one shot, with the camera serenely gliding from one side of a room to the other.

• Although none of them feature on the leaderboard, it was a productive day for eight of the nine Scots who made the halfway cut.
• Since making several radical changes to clubs and his mental preparation, he has barely missed a tournament cut.

• He played some elegant straight bat drives, and he also played some beautiful horizontal bat cuts.
• Martin seemed in more trouble when he dropped short and Gilchrist aimed a cut.
• They adapted to the variable bounce, and then launched into the bowlers in a flurry of cuts, sweeps, drives and lofts over the infield.

• Scars on the skin appear when a cut or other injury is healing.
• In her terror, the woman instinctively put her hand up to protect her neck and suffered a cut from the blade.
• Vitamin B9 assists the body in forming red blood cells, and vitamin C promotes healthy skin and allows our cuts and scrapes to heal quickly.

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• This causes the dough to expand rapidly, the cuts on top opening to give the leaf-shaped scars typical of these loaves.
• Score the surface with shallow cuts to makes six or eight wedges each.
• Also, if cuts are present in the tyre wall, the tyre can be weakened, making it dangerous.

• For example, add lean cuts of red meat or dark poultry to your meals on a regular basis.
• There is even a full-time butcher, preparing the cuts of meat from carcass.
• If you've got the time, foods such as eggs, poultry, fish, and lean cuts of red meat are excellent sources of complete protein.

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• More likely they'd drive me to the recycling center to cash in my cans, and then demand a cut of the profit.
• When Kev and Mike come bearing gifts, they want to flog them down their local, promising the barmaid a cut of the profits.
• The stars also get a cut of the profits from the show being re-sold and from the sale of videos and DVDs.

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• You've mentioned that recording the band's cuts was a stop and start process.
• Soul Jazz operates both as a label and a retail outlet, sourcing rare reggae and funk cuts and pressing them up on a series of acclaimed albums.
• This being a tribute record, all the cuts don't work.

• Get the extended director's cut with original German dialogue, if you can.
• The director's cut of the film, on the other hand, leaves little room for laughter.
• And all that's left is an early director's cut of a promising movie that desperately needs editing.

• I had assumed that the Broads would be broad - so was unprepared for far too many of the cuts, dykes and rivers having the dimensions and floorplan of supermarket aisles.
• The aqueduct begins at Chadwell Spring, near Ware in Hertfordshire, and is soon joined by a cut from the River Lea.
• Operations in the 1940s consisted of a large open pit with smaller cuts and several tunnels.