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"The Egyptian street does not want them," said Sherif Diab, 26, a thin, intense, unemployed lyricist who started the Web site, which is fashioned as the Ghostbusters of the regime remnant world.

Interruptions Repeated, which is fashioned by two bisected L-shaped sculptures of raw plywood, inhabits the Greek Revival parlor room like a giant beached whale.

The CP stent comprises six rows of circumferential struts, each of which is fashioned from a length of platinum iridium wire that is welded at the ends and formed to have eight crowns ("zigs").

Venture capitalists are engaged in a bidding war to invest in Tellme (www.tellme.com), which is fashioning an unspecified breakthrough in telecommunications technology.

Its earliest application was as an alloy with copper to form bronze, which was fashioned into tools and weapons.

The characters and story lines change every year, as do the elaborate costumes, which are fashioned by professional prop and makeup artists.

The shimmering, curtainlike wall pieces by the Ghanaian-born, Nigeria-based artist, which are fashioned from bottle caps, collapse distinctions between painting and sculpture.

The results indicate that the taxing physical examination, which was fashioned after legal challenges to previous tests, remains a significant hurdle for many female firefighter candidates.

We walked down along the beach to the red smokestacks of the North Avenue Beach House, which was fashioned after an Art Deco luxury liner.

Some carry special hooks, which are fashioned out of sawed-off golf clubs, to make it easier on the back to fetch the horseshoes off the ground.

That is in contrast to alligators' skins, which are fashioned into wallets, belts and shoes, or their meat, which is commercially available and which shows up on restaurant menus, often as a deep-fried appetizer.