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Mrs Merkel let it be known that she might cut her visit short.
The good witch was not approachable, because even in her beneficence she had a certain unpredictability; hold her close, and she might cut you.
Ms. Rusher, who has worked for Walmart for five years, said she planned to retire in two years, when her 401(k) plan fully vests — although she said she might cut back to part time, instead of retiring.
And for dinner, on a blustery night after a long day, she might cut a piece of crusty bread, add a nice schmear of blue and pour a glass of red.
Last month, the mayor suggested that she might cut as many as 500 of the 1,100 jobs in the city's work force, including nearly half of its Police and Fire Departments, but officials now say the figure proposed to the state is lower.
For a nutritious side dish rich in fiber, beta-carotene and potassium, she might cut sweet potatoes into wedges and bake them with a little vegetable oil and cinnamon.
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"One [song's] a little rusty, so we might cut it," she said with a laugh.
Liz Alex, who heads the immigrant aid group Casa de Maryland, told The Washington Post she thinks these new IDs might cut down false arrests due to mistaken identity.
As Steele turned the page of illustrated gastropods, she worried the satin ribbon page marker might cut it.
"I might cut coronally, might cut horizontally," he said, thoughtfully.
I might cut off, my battery's low.
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