selling strips of her flayed flesh.
Real Madrid gets nearly half of its revenues from selling strips and other team goodies.
As Searle himself emphasized, 'cut the grass' can pick out one sort of thing if we are using it in a context of selling strips of grass turf and another it we are using in a context of selling lawn mowers.
That's a big shift from the hundreds of suppliers who used to sell strips to Medicare recipients.
The company has also signed licensing deals to sell strips under brands like Hello Kitty, Nascar and Strawberry Shortcake, Ms. Goldberg said.
Now, after a successful experiment in nine metropolitan areas, Medicare has instituted competitive bidding for mail-order firms that want to sell strips; it has signed contracts with just 18 carefully vetted companies nationwide.
Opened last year by Ricciarda and Bettina Corallo — whose family owns cocoa fields and coffee plantations on the West African islands of São Tome and Príncipe — the boutique sells strips of dark chocolate, chocolate-covered coffee beans and raw 100percentt pure cocoa powder.
If that happens, we shouldn't be surprised if itinerant scientists start popping up on street corners selling copper stripped from solenoids and offering to read your fortune with multi-dimensional Myers-Briggs matrices.
(In it, as the cop aims his rifle in front of a lit-up booth selling chicken strips, you can hear a woman weeping and hyperventilating, while a male voice tells people to stay down).
Meters go for about $20, but the real money is in selling replacement strips.
