| Despite friendly native Kuna Indians, the Spanish were angered by these upstart Scots broaching their main gold route out of South America. |
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| Short, stubby fingers alone can't account for Galen's broaching the second knuckle. |
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| Or was the bestowal of a glass of wine regarded as a necessary courtesy in broaching or sealing these unsentimental transactions? |
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| Shorter handgun-length barrels are rifled through a cutting process known as broaching. |
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| Ms. Arlette Rouleau: Allow us to open a second parenthesis before broaching the three conditions we cited earlier. |
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| All shapes and sizes of broaching tools and dies in the PX Tools range are characterized by high levels of precision and long service lives. |
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| Finally, a comparison between the productivity of HSS broaching, cemented carbide broaching and trochoidal milling was drawn. |
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| If a certain concentricity accuracy between outside contour and broached profile is required, the broaching process must occur first. |
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| Teachers and educators sometimes have inhibitions about broaching the subject of domestic violence. |
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| However, broaching this issue effectively would require ridding it of all taboos. |
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| This very loaded broaching, through the use of the word posthumanous, of the thought of an extreme posteriority finds itself sternly warned by Derrida's words, above. |
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| First, softly yet enticingly, he invites us to listen, almost monotonously setting the stage and barely even broaching his topic. |
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| We will be taking part in a public hearing next week and we will be broaching this subject. |
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| I would like to congratulate Mrs Theorin for broaching a subject at European level that we have rarely discussed. |
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| Before even broaching the topic of compensation, the company's objectives must be clarified. |
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| Given that there was no steering difficulty prior to the capsizing, it is less likely that broaching was involved. |
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| The shaded values indicate where vessel speed is within the range of the critical wave speed for surfing and broaching. |
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| Suitable for all 5-litre non-return kegs with integrated tap, activated by inductive switch, efficient and even recirculation air cooling, very hygienic: no need to clean broaching equipment or hoses inside the unit. |
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| We also hope that the Council, and where necessary the Commission, will be broaching this subject in dialogue with countries associated with us, and certainly with all candidate countries. |
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| For his part, Mr Matutes referred to the opportunity he had had of broaching with Mrs Ogata various aspects of their cooperation in operations in the former Yugoslavia. |
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| We are broaching here a theme which is both wideranging and essential, a theme which, as I said when I took office, is more central to my term of office at UNESCO than ever before. |
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| The final, and what seems to be the most important element, has to do with our plans to organize a highly thematic and editorialized program, broaching subjects from all angles in a multi-disciplinarian manner. |
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| This is called broaching and it can lead to capsize, possible crew injury and loss of crew into the water. |
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| In this Seminar we decided to tackle the issue of ressentiment by broaching frequently avoided questions concerning relations between a country and its people. |
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| They allow couples and families to refind the meaning of their life as a couple, of their marriage and of the family today, by broaching essential questions. |
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| Yet he was much too much scared of broaching any man, let alone one in a peaked cap, to dare to ask. |
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| Nor does he balk at broaching difficult issues. |
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| Thin broaching tools with automatic feeding may even break. |
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| The 15-ton horizontal broaching machine is capable of broaching splines, hexes, and keyways. |
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