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As I peered at my watch and looked up at my pal stuffing his face with chips — really good looking chips — conversation turned from the pre-Windows 95 period to the heady days of the superstar DJ.

The Romney campaign is looking to chip away at Mr. Obama's vaunted organizational advantage on the ground, as Republican-financed political groups blast the airwaves.

"It's a whole new way of looking at chip making," said Dr. Daniel Abrams, a research scientist at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory and a co-author of the research report.

"I am an attacking midfielder and I will certainly be looking to chip in with some goals," said Eagles on joining Bolton.

It is a valuable gauge of how well companies are controlling their costs and is particularly useful in looking at chip makers since their manufacturing expenses are substantial.

The governor is looking to chip away at Democrats' supermajority in the state legislature.

PRINCE: And Chip! Look at you! CHIP: I'm a real boy!

7.10pm GMT 70 min Quick ball off the top of the lineout for Wales and Priestland looks to chip over the top for himself.

It's spun left to Habana who looks to chip over the last defender but Scott Williams does well to sweep around and gather it, calling the mark as he does so.

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Sunni rivals, deeply divided over how to work with his government, and the premier's Shi'ite rivals, anti-U.S. cleric Moqtada al-Sadr and the ISCI movement, will look to chip away at Maliki's sway over provincial councils.