All at once there was a terrible crash and the bricks of the blacksmith's forge fell away. |
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We must do what we can to forge a society that is cohesive, stable, and caring of its members. |
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Even in the midst of retrenchment, he recommends that companies forge ahead. |
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They tune in to the soft voice of an instructor, gently urging them to forge a union between mind and body. |
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She will tell universities they must forge closer links with their local communities and schools. |
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What is the University doing to forge closer links with the local community? |
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The status has enabled the school to forge ahead with innovation and cutting-edge educational developments. |
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Music and dance helped forge a common bond among listeners, and everyone was enraptured. |
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Is it actually possible to forge corporate documents simply by cutting and pasting them on a computer? |
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He urged the taxi industry to forge close links with the police so that these elements could be rooted out once and for all. |
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The steel was needed to forge weld a cutting edge to the wrought iron body of the tool. |
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Long runs forge the physical strength and mental fortitude you need to endure the final stretches of the triathlon. |
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Belgium was founded 175 years ago, when the Walloons and the Flemish decided to forge a common national identity. |
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And because it is an unsigned copy, they don't even have to forge a signature. |
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This shaft powered a bandsaw, a lawn mower sharpener, an emery wheel grinder, a disc sharpener, a forge blower, and a trip hammer. |
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He showed how to fire up the forge in the smithy and produce coke from the soft coal. |
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Just last year, after decades of frostiness, there were indications from Beijing that it may forge diplomatic ties with the Vatican. |
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The midtempo drum hits are ridged as drop forge steel, never deviating even slightly for the beat, never pausing for a fill, never laying out. |
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This could, with considerable effort, be used to forge certificates and signatures. |
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You have to forge along, carefully treading a new way, trusting that your sense of direction has you going toward the right destination. |
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Other times I sought refuge in the safe haven of grandfather's forge and helped him to make sickles or horseshoes by manning the big bellows. |
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Before noon of the same day, that forge was blessed by the monastic priests of nearby Kadavul Temple. |
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Do not target those who are coming up behind you and are blamelessly attempting to forge careers in an increasingly hostile environment. |
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We forge new media today as we have always done as part of the unfolding of God's Creation. |
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Unfortunately, we must forge on, following the path along this more luxuriant, sheltered coast, through ferns and sweet-smelling woods. |
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Council agreed Monday to forge ahead with a proposal to select a third sister city, this time in the Shanghai area of China. |
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We have a large building complex on the old Donnelleys site, several flats built on the site of the old forge and more on the Ainsty bakery site. |
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A smithy was often just outside the wall because of the fire risk a forge represented. |
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It is the religious duty of Indian Muslims to forge the bond of love in all sincerity with Hindus of India and become one nation along with them. |
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Attempts so far to forge a compromise have come to naught, leaving the upcoming session disturbingly unsettled. |
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The format permits structured and unstructured time to explore common ground and forge shared solutions to tough challenges. |
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Gifford also had an interest in the family water-powered iron forge and hoe factory on the opposite side of the street from these mills. |
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Seres started to forge a chant and the flower was concealed within a spire of red light. |
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Using long-handled tongs, he holds the metal in the forge until it heats to a dull red or straw color, then quickly moves it to the anvil. |
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Back in 1698, the mill was used to forge copper blacks for the Royal Mint to strike farthings and halfpennies. |
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But till this very day, the forge and anvil are used by blacksmiths to mold and carve the general shape and desired balance of a weathervane. |
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Another was their ability to forge illusory stylistic coherence despite their records' actual heterogeneousness. |
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These actors forge a nice bridge between the two shows and their appearances never feel like gimmicks or stunt casting. |
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Genetic variables and years of experience forge a wide chasm between an average athlete and a top professional. |
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She is one of the best players of the Celtic harp, the clarsach, in the country and is trying to forge a career in music. |
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His downfall came only when he made a clumsy and inept attempt to forge her will, to claim her legacy for himself. |
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I hated this time of year as the young colts or filly used to be brought to the forge to have something done to their feet. |
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They forge a relationship based on their common sense of helplessness in the face of the overwhelming power of fate. |
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Rationalist architects similarly looked abroad to forge an innately Italian style for mass culture exhibitions. |
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Our task now is to update that tradition, to forge a bold progressive internationalism for the global age. |
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Some saw opportunities to forge new, internationalist alliances designed to break the chains of imperialism. |
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By reaching out and protecting each other from intolerance and injustice, we hope to forge a better future for our children. |
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He was an ancient, withered man, wrinkled and creased but corded like a whip, tempered hard in the forge of the Wilds. |
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Many universities already have flourishing programmes to help forge links with local schools. |
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There was knowledge a plenty in the area about how to mine, refine, and forge the metal. |
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I wasn't sure I knew how to forge a metal like that, let alone how to make the synthetic compounds that made the stock and foregrip. |
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She taught me to forge iron bells out of nails hammered into the shape of feathers. |
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While at Arthur Leek, he used his skills as a tool-maker to forge the hammers and chisels he still uses today. |
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Yet quality serves not only to forge successful interconnections within the industry, but also to create points of disconnection. |
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Twenty years ago there was talk about using our five stations and new satellite technology to forge a strong, national, progressive voice. |
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These and other factors have helped forge a strong and enduring bond of good will and friendship between our two countries. |
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At one stage it was a place of great industry, with a mill at Ballypierce, a forge near the Ball-ally, a corn store, sand-pits and a wool store. |
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There are many political parties, and prime ministers must forge coalitions. |
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The resulting acrimony helped ensure that it would take a while to forge working alliances on the new council. |
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In this study, memoirs and diaries, account books and statistics are used to forge an image of the life that went on in these houses. |
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A police officer urged shop managers to check any suspicious notes using forge pens or machine readers that can help detect counterfeits. |
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Government has reaffirmed its commitment to forge strong ties with the private sector in order to create employment and reduce poverty. |
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They forge them, or steal them or plant false records or reanimate the dead, their papers anyway. |
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Inquiring for the blacksmith, they found him in the forge not far from the house. |
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But it will be ingenious people at the tactical level will who will iron out the kinks and forge bonds of multinational cooperation. |
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The organisation wants to forge alliances with different groups to raise awareness about animal rights. |
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Once more, he will forge a character by alloying his own inner stuff with whatever the audience members bring into the theatre. |
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This means Kim will have to forge a new coalition if he is not to serve out the remaining three years as a lame-duck president. |
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One thing I can't do is forge his signature, largely because he's left-handed and I'm not. |
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He later abandoned his collegial pursuits and set out to forge a career as a full-time artist, as a means of providing for his, then unborn, child. |
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All too often, what that means is levelling skills down rather than encouraging the most talented players to forge ahead and realise their potential. |
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He describes the Safavid, Qajar, and Pehlavi dynasties and how they sought to balance the three ethnic tribes within Iran to try to forge a nationalist identity. |
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By working constantly to forge strong links to a number of local industries, it is hoped that the Institute's innovations can be rapidly commercialised. |
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With time, the shutdown ended and the two parties continue trying to forge agreements, with varying success. |
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The forge at Coppenagh was used as a store and later as a cowshed. |
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In other states, unusual circumstances have left the Democrats hesitating while Republicans forge ahead with runs. |
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Let's forge together energy, scarce resources and every second available to put the existing golden opportunities to good use in our mutual interest. |
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Even the US, which has no embassy there, is beginning to forge contacts. |
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If we wondered where a forger would get the materials to forge a text like this, we need look no further than eBay. |
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After this brief meeting, we were fortified with some basic knowledge about our surroundings, and we were able to forge ahead to explore on our own. |
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He remembers putting nails on a railroad track so the train could forge them into flat blades that he could sharpen into some semblance of a cutting implement. |
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In the following pages, five leaders show how they build teams, forge consensus and measure performance to make security far more than a cost center. |
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He is able to forge an indigenous style of presentation and writing skill, which has earned him appreciation from prominent personalities in literary circles. |
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Six stainless steel flues vent forge smoke through the corrugated iron roof which is cut away at the ridge for a skylight that runs the length of the studio. |
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The forge was occupied by blacksmith Richard Tarrant when it was painted. |
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I couldn't forge the metal or work the lathes, even the basic woodworking tools were far enough removed from the convenience of power tools that I had trouble with them. |
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The din of the forge grows louder, hammer clangs on anvil as more and more people arrive weary of war, drawn by the light, ready for a new day of peace. |
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Therefore, there is a greater sense of urgency to forge ahead with deals. |
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Failing to forge lasting stability would leave us, this author and his like-minded aides, to call for a Transitional Council. |
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Like Tomas and Ebba, sometimes the best way to handle the situation is to put your head down and forge ahead. |
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The forger then seized the blank in a pair of tongs and reheated it in his forge or furnace to as high a temperature as the metal could stand without burning up. |
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In seeking to forge a global, US-led coalition to prosecute an all-out war on terrorism, officials are saying, in effect, that there are no neutrals any more. |
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A small boy operating the bellows in the blacksmith's forge cost the rider an extra time delay in addition to the hours he had lost making the repair. |
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Through a window, visitors can look down from the newly renovated gallery, with its white walls and Persian carpet, into the glowing forge of the sooty blacksmith shop. |
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You were commended after the avian flu pandemic for your ability to forge such close friendships with international leaders. |
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He is a former champagne socialist who survived the excesses of the 1980's and 90's working in The City to forge a career as a struggling freelancer in Frankfurt, Germany. |
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The rare forge in the village that is much commented upon by visitors needed repairing and the surviving village pump in its alcove still charms observers. |
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In early medieval Europe, waterwheels powered olive presses, crushed mash, drove pumps, and operated the bellows of the blacksmith's furnace and forge. |
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Their shops ware on Main Street and on the Milldam, along with a brass foundry, an iron forge with a trip-hammer and wiredrawing mill and several cabinetmakers. |
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But his efforts for hatch have been notable and have helped forge a relationship between the two men. |
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Though imitation should forge some mimetic relation between Ladies and Belphebe, her absolute exceptionality denies the possibility of this relation. |
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It will take leadership and vision to forge an enduring peace between two viable states, coexisting as peaceful neighbors. |
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Butter making, crochet, patchwork quilts, the traditional spinning wheel and a mobile forge are but a few of the items and sideshows that will feature at the rally. |
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Perhaps the best known episode in the life of O'Donohoe was when he killed a Yeoman captain in his forge after he had been forced to shoe his horse. |
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He further succeeded in re-opening the old forge for this production. |
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The boffins also came to the conclusion that the armour was made in a low temperature bush fire and not in a blacksmith's forge as originally thought. |
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The effort is not all a loss, though, as successive pieces forge a springily malleable array of wiry patchworks that tug at and tease expectations. |
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Cash, an intensely introspective son of a mill manager, was obsessed with how the alchemy of class, race, and gender combined to forge the southern character. |
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Bitter rivalries inside and between the three major parties worsened when Asquith was unable to forge the coalition into a harmonious team. |
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The Irish bards use to forge and falsify everything as they list, to please or displease any man. |
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In this Carlyle tried to show how a heroic leader can forge a state, and help create a new moral culture for a nation. |
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In the greater bodies the forge was easy, the matter being ductile and sequacious. |
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But if a Papist priest should be unduly ordained, or forge his own Orders, sobeit the church think him truly ordained, he can do the miracle. |
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His still, Vulcanic face hiding its burning brightness like a forge, he moved with ostentatious deference towards the scuttle. |
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He'd bought a ton of silver to forge magic swords that would slay the Stark wargs. |
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And it does seem true that Bitcoins are very hard to forge or duplicate. |
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Seeds, Soup and Sarnies is an initiative by the Eden Project which encourages people to grow their own food and forge community links. |
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But could the myth be strong enough to forge an independent country? |
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When her sesamoid bone exploded, she guaranteed her demise by trying to forge on through the fracture. |
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Wales has to stop all this inward navel gazing and forge renewed alliances with our natural friends across western Europe. |
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I made a plea to my fellow Nobel laureate that we should forge a friendship to put end to child labour and make the world a safer place children. |
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They also called on each sister ministry to forge regulations criminalizing cybernetic piracy. |
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Will is trying to forge his own identity while competing with overachieving sister Anna. |
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The partnership will help Ramius forge strategic co-branding relationships for Vicinities. |
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We must now unite and work together to forge a more peaceful future free of genocides. |
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Melvin Gess, from Cresswell, has been named as sales director for Pennine, which is now set to forge ahead under new ownership. |
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On the green itself, a forge planishing hammer from the Isaac Nash factory serves as a reminder of the village's industrial heritage. |
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Those who forge ahead with a disciplined, self-taught program are the most successful in producing heraldically correct and engaging designs. |
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On touring the various craft shops, he felt an immediate affinity for the heat of the forge and the artistry of the ironsmith. |
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The very hot gas is then under very high pressure such that it acts like a hot forge isostatically. |
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The forgeman would take a white-hot rivet out of the forge with tongs and toss it 50 feet to the rivet crew. |
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We decided to forge ahead with our plans even though our biggest underwriter backed out. |
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To forge over is to force a ship violently over a shoal by the effort of a great quantity of sail. |
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Wrought iron for smiths to forge into consumer goods was still made in finery forges, as it long had been. |
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Two hobbledehoys were standing by the forge staring in a bovine way at the proceedings. |
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Processes for the second stage include fining in a finery forge and, from the Industrial Revolution, puddling. |
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Cultural discrimination also prevailed, causing the eastern wing to forge a distinct political identity. |
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He said the EU supported the mediatory efforts of Zuma to forge agreement between the squabbling political parties. |
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His time working in the blacksmith's forge helped to develop his upper body, particularly his arms and shoulders. |
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The trade relations fostered by the Marshall Plan helped forge the North Atlantic alliance that would persist throughout the Cold War. |
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It made a military alliance with Japan, and buried old controversies to forge a close relationship with the United States. |
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When humans could smelt metal and forge metal implements, this enabled them to make new tools and weapons. |
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In the meantime, Plymouth ironworks was leased to provide pig iron for the forge. |
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Earlier processes for this included the finery forge, the puddling furnace, the Bessemer process, and the open hearth furnace. |
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Wrought iron was taken from the forge to Llanfoist on the Brecknock and Abergavenny Canal for transport to other parts of Britain and the world. |
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The museum holds displays of traditional crafts with a working blacksmith forge, a pottery, a weaver, miller, and clog maker. |
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In particular, a large engineering works was constructed, including a foundry and pattern shop, a forge, and an engine shop. |
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Oceanic ports can help forge trading relationships with other parts of the world easily. |
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Since 2008, the City of Rotterdam doesn't forge new sister or partner connections. |
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His son, Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck, was elected as Druk Gyalpo of Bhutan, which helped forge the Bhutanese democracy. |
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Another method was to simply forge down an iron billet into a rod and then proceed to draw it out into wire. |
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From 1720, the Company operated a forge at Coalbrookdale but this was not profitable. |
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Meteoric iron was highly regarded due to its origin in the heavens and was often used to forge weapons and tools. |
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Dark and smoky from the coal vapours, it resembles a huge forge or workshop. |
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The Catalan forge was invented in Catalonia, Spain, during the 8th century. |
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The bars were the usual product of the finery forge, but not necessarily made by that process. |
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Amongst its other properties, wrought iron becomes soft at red heat, and can be easily forged and forge welded. |
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In Europe, the concept of the finery forge may have been evident as early as the 13th century. |
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The dominant type in Sweden was the German forge, which had a single hearth that was used for all processes. |
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The resultant bloom was then drawn out under a forge hammer in the usual way. |
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Narrowest manufacturing tolerances can only partially be achieved by forge rolling. |
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This is the main reason why forge rolling is rarely used for finishing, but mainly for preforming. |
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To help homogenize the steel, it was pounded into flat plates, which were stacked and forge welded together. |
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The bars were then shortened, bound, heated and forge welded together to become shear steel. |
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He seems to have specialised in the lighter, more complex kind of forge work. |
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Also around this time Oziel Wilkinson and his family set up an iron forge making anchors, nails, screws, farm implements, and even canons. |
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In particular, a large engineering works was constructed including a foundry and pattern shop, a forge, and an engine shop. |
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Charcoal is the traditional fuel of a blacksmith's forge and other applications where an intense heat is required. |
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He added efforts to forge stronger links with the black community were working but there was still an atmosphere of fear created by the Yardies. |
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Wadsley Bridge corn mill, which became a forge around 1800, originally took its water supply from the head goit of the paper mill, but was later connected to the tail goit. |
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The Walloon forge was virtually the only kind used in Great Britain. |
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Furthermore, the usage of paper makes the card easy to forge, and foreign countries outside the EU sometimes refuse to accept it as a valid document. |
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The blacksmith's forge shone bright on the opposite side of the way, and the proprietor had the hind-leg of a carthorse in his leather-coated lap. |
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Once again remote number-crunchers have displayed a callous lack of loyalty to the people whose hard work and skills helped forge a company's success and reputation. |
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Kirklees mayor Clr Paul Kane hosted the second in a series of business lunch and guest lecture events as part his pledge to forge stronger links with local firms. |
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Whereas the Sublime Porte initially turned a deaf ear to Mgr Hubaysh's Lebanism, the Maronite Church used the latter to skillfully forge an alliance with France. |
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Luke Snyder and David Van Wyk, of Bloodroot Blades in Arnoldsville, Georgia, forge their blades and work with a variety of materials that may have otherwise been discarded. |
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Chrysler vice chairman and president Tom Lasorda said the automaker was moving ahead with plans to forge alliances, especially in emerging markets. |
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In larger works, up to 16 tons of iron was treated in each cycle,though it can be done on a small scale, such as in a small furnace or blacksmith's forge. |
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The forge had two kinds of hearths, the finery to finish the product and the chafery to reheat the bloom that was the raw material of the process. |
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Another was planted in an iron forge near the castle but failed to go off. |
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It will mean that work can be carried out to make the roof weathertight and enable parishioners to forge ahead with plans to make more use of the building. |
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You waste your education in burglary. You should do one of two things. Either you should forge or you should embezzle. For my own part, I embezzle. |
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While the bloomery process produced wrought iron directly from ore, cast iron or pig iron were the starting materials used in the finery forge and puddling furnace. |
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They attempted to forge an agreement with the populares party. |
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Principal objectives of the NYSC are to forge national cohesion, encourage students to apply their obtained knowledge to solving problems of rural Nigeria, and others. |
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They settled in Timaru, a town just along the coast from Lyttelton populated mainly by Cornish immigrants, and James Fitzsimmons established a blacksmith's forge in the town. |
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The political system that was set up however, slowly but surely failed to forge a true union between the northern and the southern parts of the Kingdom. |
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But they stuck it out, and come spring, the survivors marched out of Valley Forge eager to fight the British. |
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The Constitution Party held its national convention last week in Valley Forge. |
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We think of Washington at Valley Forge, or we think of Washington with his ragtag band of militia men beating the British. |
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Surmounting the whole structure will be the staff for the flag, and the tower and flag will form one of the landmarks at Valley Forge. |
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The family later moved to Wheldrake, where they bought The Forge and specialised in wrought ironwork. |
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Forge welds made by blacksmiths were made by heating the parts to be joined to a red heat considerably below the molten temperature. |
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Summers at Valley Forge are miserably hot and sticky, not at all like the breezy cool of the Kenyan highlands. |
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The Old Forge is their pride and joy and to witness the detail around their house, it is easy to understand why they are so comfortable at this beautiful spot. |
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Indeed the sort of commitment that permits soldiers to endure the suffering and miseries of Valley Forge or Gettysburg has to be ideologically prepared and tempered. |
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The ragged and dispirited Americans made camp at Valley Forge. |
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Blombach, who has been working and teaching the craft for 41 years at his Trip Hammer Forge in Westminster. |
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In 1974, GKN acquired Kirkstall Forge Engineering, a manufacturer of truck axles in Leeds. |
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They were known to have gained their wealth and position from the oldest iron works in Sheffield, named the Attercliffe Forge. |
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He renewed the lease in 1696, letting the Great Forge and Plate Forge to Wellington. |
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European schoolchildren learn about the Battle of Tours in much the same way that American students learn about Valley Forge and Gettysburg. |
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In the following years they would play at Newhall Athletic ground, Old Forge ground and a ground near Hunters Bar on Ecclesall Road. |
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There is a skate park in the south of the park with walks along the river Arrow through the Country Park to the Forge Mill Museum in the north. |
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The International Open and World Matchplay Championship bowls tournaments have both been held at Ponds Forge. |
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Ponds Forge is also the home of Sheffield City Swimming Club, a local swimming club competing in the Speedo league. |
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No detail was too small for this client, who worked with Kreissle Forge to design a fire screen of iron and glass in Art Deco geometric forms. |
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On December 19, Washington's army entered winter quarters at Valley Forge. |
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Tenders are invited for Rail Allignment Of Eot Crane In Shell Forge Shop. |
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Forge into the thick stuff with quick and efficient tactics. |
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When Sands, SugarHouse, and Valley Forge opened in Pennsylvania during the following year, there was no additional significant effect to Atlantic City casinos' slot coin-in. |
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