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Two lines just crossed on a chart, and they show why, by at least one prominent measure, the Republican tax plan is coming at a mighty strange time.
"Toughest part of the trial," said Frederick P. Hafetz, one of Mr. Marshall's lawyers, as he sat, legs crossed, on a bench in the hallway with paperwork splayed on either side of him and on his lap.
At a rushing mountain river, the linguists crossed on a bamboo raft and entered the tiny village of Kichang.
They walked for two days to reach the border and then crossed on a tiny boat on Saturday, he said.
Hotz tossed a wad of cash from his pocket to the ground and sat with his legs crossed on a desk chair before three giant computer monitors.
Then he heads north toward the Yangtze, the great divide the First Patriarch was said to have crossed on "a single blade of grass".
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The shield is divided into three sections a paddle and a maul crossed on a white background, a two-handed saw and an ax crossed on dark yellow, and a ship sailing over waves on blue.
Crossing elsewhere takes planning; at Ledra Street, you can cross on a whim.
The reduced pressure gradient results in fewer and weaker winter storms crossing on a more west-east pathway.
Travellers from the south must cross on a flat barge propelled by motor-powered canoes lashed alongside.
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