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When cutting thick masonry or metal, it is best to start with a shallow cut, then make several passes, increasing the depth of the cut each time.
He inserted the knife a few inches above Max's neck and tentatively moved it in a long, shallow cut along the spine.
In August, the lawyer went on vacation to the Philippines, where he was found dead in a room with a cup of sleeping pills, a set of box cutters, a glass of wine, and a shallow cut on his wrist.
The end would have come quickly, the forensic experts said, victims stumbling out of the vehicle, herded into the pit, then pushed forward into a shallow cut not much wider or longer than a stretch limousine.
Making a shallow cut gets product moving again, and sells more of it at 25% off, avoiding a greater amount of sales at 40% off.
I have always savoured the moment when you clear the shallow cut, push the throttles forward, and feel the hull of a fast boast rise up out of the water for the first time.
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The efficiency of the method is demonstrated with a numerical example, where the case of harmonic and transient point loading on the invert of a shallow cut-and-cover masonry tunnel in Paris is considered.
The first tunnel is a shallow cut-and-cover masonry tunnel on the Paris metro network, embedded in layers of sand, while the second tunnel is a deep bored tunnel of London Underground, with a cast iron lining and embedded in the London clay.
I would use very shallow cuts to remove any flowers that have gone to the brown stage.
Consequently, lunar missions should use a series of shallow cuts to reduce equipment size and power requirements.
Make shallow cuts in any large sections of turkey flesh that remain attached to the skin; this will help promote even cooking.
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