Last October Cuba published a tax code for workers in its 181 newly authorised occupations, ranging from furniture repairer to professional clown.
Her mother was not only a spider a reference to her career as a weaver and repairer of tapestries but a "She-Fox", a huge-breasted creature of enduring stone squatting on haunches under which Louise tried to burrow, like a worm.
I have never seen an iPhone repairer.
Daines and Hathaway golf wallet Get a hole in one for the golfing man with this wallet which contains six golf tees, a pitch mark repairer and ball markets.
In the WAAF, Bader trained as an instrument repairer, one of the new trades open to women.
Bader trained as an instrument repairer, became a Leading Aircraftwoman and soon gained the rank of Acting Corporal.
Despotism often presents itself as the repairer of all the ills suffered, the support of just rights, defender of the oppressed, and founder of order.
Talk story about Joel Levine, New York's one full-time professional repairer of music boses, and his colleague, Marion R. Frazier, the city's one full-time repairer of reproducing grand pianos and reproducing pipe organs.
His lowly position of bike repairer on a "noisy street of Chinese shophouses with the unlikely name of Jalan Campbell" has been achieved at the end of a long chain of heated events having to do with printed words.
On fight nights, he makes a mental switch, from repairer of torn ligaments and busted knees to caretaker of battered faces, from central figure in the operating room to anonymous face at ringside.
He was a repairer of cars, including those of his friends; a creative cook, a fixit man, a proficient gardener, an early environmentalist who taught many to garden without pesticides and to start compost heaps (he gave away many cuttings, some to strangers passing by).
