It also had a blowtorch effect.
A street in the al-Jdeida ("New Baghdad") area of Baghdad, the Iraqi capital Source: All images by Dylan Roberts A young boy cooks the head and limbs of a sheep with a blowtorch.
One boy uses a homemade blowtorch to cook the head and limbs.
But if the merger talks falter, other buyers will be keen to take a blowtorch to the Dutch champion.That may be the choice of the Children's Investment Fund (TCI), a hedge fund that has just raised its stake in ABN AMRO to over 2%, and which last month called for the bank's annual general meeting on April 26th to consider a sale of divisions or the entire bank.
As a nursing sister in my hospital once said, "You need a blowtorch to separate them".Dr Dermot KennedyGlasgow.
Some criminals have morphed into legitimate security firms, others focus on private debt collection (bring your own blowtorch).Western companies still need safeguarding against petty crime, drunks and so on.
IN AN ENORMOUS shed on the banks of the Yangtze, China's longest river, a remote-controlled blowtorch cuts through a thick sheet of steel.
However, in Vietnam there is another twist: before they are eaten, the dogs might be beaten to death over several hours, or have their fur burnt off with a blowtorch while they are still alive.
REMEMBER the final days before the Texas and Ohio Democratic primaries, when Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama squared off on which candidate could take a hotter blowtorch to the North American Free Trade Agreement?
But for a period, notably around New Hampshire's primary, wild hopes were pinned on Wesley Clark, a retired four-star general with no political experience.The myth of the heroic outsiderA decade on, Republicans seem equally unconvinced by their likely presidential contenders, and Dr Carson has the makings of a new Wesley Clark: a successful man, unready for the blowtorch scrutiny of politics.
But the immensity of the task still ahead loomed over the discussions.And then, in the penultimate session of the event, a metaphorical blowtorch appeared.
