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I took a section of lime, squeezed it over my drink, and stirred the ice cubes with my finger.
As the shape moved to the right, it took a section of the peak to the other side of the poverty mark.
After stopping the heart, Dr. Favaloro took a section of vein from the patient's leg and sewed one end to his aorta.
The transformation of "I Will Bear Witness" into a theatrical text began two years ago, when Ms. Malpede and Mr. Bartenieff took a section of Klemperer's description of Kristallnacht from the first volume of the diaries and Mr. Bartenieff performed it as part of an annual United Nations event that honors survivors of torture worldwide.
The process of extending my hair was relatively simple: Ed took a section about half a centimetre wide, placed it through a beader, threaded it through a metal micro-ring, and, using a pair of small pliers, squeezed the ring tightly shut.
Researchers led by Paolo Macchiarini of the Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm took a section of a rat's esophagus and removed the cells, leaving behind a scaffold of protein.
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You might just take a section of what I've written.
Tease: Take a section of hair above your forehead and hold it firmly toward the ceiling.
He particularly wants to take a section of the work to venues in the Midlands and the north of England.
From Bergen you could take a section of the Hurtigruten coastal steamer, take a bus to the art nouveau town of Alesund and explore Sunnmøre Alps and Geirangerfjord.
No one was killed or seriously hurt, but 1,000 tonnes of coach and train were derailed, taking a section of track with them.
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