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The edges of the osteotomy were all sharp to the edge, there was no need to split the bone with a chisel, nor was there the danger of a break out.
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He was, after all, sharp enough to have realised that the consumer boom of the 1960s was a lucrative time for offering credit.
Then a third adviser arrives and asks, "have you two kissed?" It's all a little too sharp to be believable.
Sharp to the point.
Logistic regression, including clinic as a random effect to control for clustering in each model, was used to examine univariable associations between ready availability of an approved sharps disposal container and each of the following: recapping of a needle, a bare sharp being left out, and disposal of all sharps prior to the end of the appointment.
Make sure you sand all sharp corners back to prevent accidental injuries.
The caseworker said he had "provided practical support and advice to [the father], including advising him to remove all sharp objects from the home in an attempt to minimise further risk of harm".
This is all a sharp contrast to six years ago, when the legendary product expert Robert A. Lutz arrived at G.M. to take charge of vehicle development.
The guidelines add that "nylon slings should never be used unless softening mechanisms have been applied to all sharp edges".
Also, the katydids often temporarily responded to all sharp ambient sounds (coin clicks, keyboard taps, etc).
Mr. Kerry's aides acknowledge he will need to be at his sharpest all the time to persuade voters that he is adept and fiery enough as a candidate to beat Mr. Bush.
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