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Idiom
From stem to stern.
(USA) Thorough, complete.
Exact(2)
Use a chef's knife to cut it in half, from stem to end.
On a cutting board, use a chef's knife to cut the acorn squash in half, from stem to end.
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Flames swept it from stem to stern.
Aquila's loss stemmed from $105.5 million in expenses to end a 20-year electricity-sales contract and $20.8 million for restructuring.
But what about people who didn't want to vote for any of the candidates for a particular office?The second, larger, problem stems from the Supreme Court's decision to end the Florida recount on grounds of "equal protection".
But on a host of issues, from energy, to stem cell research, to ending bombing exercises on the island of Vieques in Puerto Rico, Mr. Bush has second-guessed his C.E.O.'s and swept decisions back into the White House.
The officials said that the Justice Department would announce as early as this week that BP had agreed to a settlement to end criminal investigations stemming from an explosion at a giant BP oil refinery in Texas City, Tex., two years ago.
Slide your fingers gently from the stem to the petal ends.
[C4.] Auction Case Moves Closer to End With a federal judge's acceptance of a deal in which the auction house Sotheby's admitted its guilt in a price-fixing conspiracy and agreed to pay a $45 million fine, the Justice Department investigation and the civil suits that have stemmed from the case are ending.
A better interference fit, however, may be a problem during revision surgery, as multiple attempts at dislodging the femoral head from the stem may end up damaging the trunnion, or the head may not disengage from the stem, necessitating revision of a (well-fixed) stem [ 50].
Cut a slit down the side of each pepper, from the stem end to the bottom.
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