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Bandsaws operate with an exposed blade capable of cutting through almost any common metal from soft copper to cast iron and steel, and will cut fingers with no discretion.
I was clearly naïve in thinking subtlety capable of cutting through the torrent of bile on social media.
What sound is more primal, more wrenching, more vivid, more capable of cutting through the noise to connect us to something deeper?
He's no longer playing with a mute, that last vestige of his cool period, and his tone is ripe and tart, capable of cutting through the churn.
But Torres and Gerrard still looked capable of cutting through United's central defence at will, and Vidic's dismissal, by no means a turning point in the match and with Gerrard clear to shoot, looked like a blessing for him.
The allure of a Mueller report lies in its imagined promise of a single, definitive truth capable of cutting through the haze of lies, confusion and "alternative facts". But Mr. Corsi's and Mr. Papadopoulos's antics are a warning that this hope will inevitably fall short.
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"It's just a matter of cutting through the clutter".
Earnings have a way of cutting through the bullshit.
The water jet cutter is capable of cleanly cutting through glass, metal and ceramic pieces up to an inch thick.
You could drill multiple holes then push out the cutting, use tin snips to cut the hole, or use a jigsaw with a blade capable of cutting metal.
Other types of these enzymes are capable of cutting one DNA helix and then passing a second strand of DNA through this break, before rejoining the helix.
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