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In the 18th century glass cutting came into fashion.

But it sounded a bit flatter, and a bit less cutting, coming from her.

In the event the cutting came from Vogue where Robert Carrier once had a column.

Ricky Leacock's amazing fast direction gave "The Anatomy of Cindy Fink" its stylish life - it had the jumpy cutting of Goddard's "Breathless", whose jumpy cutting came by way of Jean Vigo's Àpropos de Nice -- but Larry gave it its narrative focus.

The latest round of cost-cutting comes after the £700m package of cuts instigated by Thompson.

The latest round of cost-cutting comes on top of $1 billion in previous cuts, which included plans to eliminate up to 8,000 jobs.

Unlike bail-outs, cutting rules comes cheap.

Moreover, the Bush administration's emphasis on cutting imports comes as steel imports have fallen steadily for three years.

The news heightened fears that advertising had not shaken off the effects of the world's economic slowdown and the aftermath of September 11th; a prolonged advertising recession seems inevitable.America's consumer boom, and a round of heavy cost-cutting, came to the aid of the American half of DaimlerChrysler.

The results of the experiment revealed that treatment with 250 ppm IBA and cuttings coming from the middle part of the cane yielded the highest rhizogenesis percentages.

The rate of penetration, neglecting the friction heat, has a direct effect on temperature profiles by considering the volume of rock (drill cuttings) coming into the annulus at the same unit time.