I've been stuck on the scratch, zigging and zagging with great effort through the past 4 or 5 days. |
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Hikers may however see leopard tracks in the sand and scratch marks on the trunks of old waboom trees. |
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They love to crunch numbers and scratch out mock drafts on legal pads at work. |
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We spent a while just watching them eat, scratch, yawn, stretch and go about their business. |
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He asked me to scratch his back and I just leaned over him and put my arms round him. |
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I lashed out, kicking at his shins, trying to scratch any area of skin that I could reach. |
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I had a scratch pack of twelve elephants, including some that had been sent forward from the keddahs. |
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I have never had any general fight training, so each time I have to wield a weapon I start from scratch. |
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There were difficulties in having qualifications recognised and for many it was a case of starting from scratch on arrival. |
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She simply reached for her textbooks and redrafted their work from scratch. |
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It's not a mere scratch disrupting the emulsion, but it's engraved on one side, and embossed on the reverse. |
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Despite noticeable speckles, nicks and the odd scratch, the first reel of the film looks quite good with excellent contrast and sharp images. |
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This is their chance to start from scratch, find their level and accept a few home truths. |
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Balzano coaches her kids, sews their outfits from scratch and even drives the tour bus. |
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A deep scratch exposing the alloyed metal can eventually cause measurable harm and be expensive to repair. |
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The most reliable way to sanitize a computer is to wipe the hard disk clean and then reinstall its operating system from scratch. |
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Pyongyang promised to reinvestigate the whereabouts of the 10 from scratch during summit talks in May in Pyongyang. |
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A new lancet is used for each scratch to prevent cross-contamination of allergens. |
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My barber said I should scratch my head vigorously every now and then and stop using shampoo altogether. |
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Douglas has suffered goodness knows how many strokes and almost had to learn speech and ambulatory skills over from scratch. |
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Cooking natural ingredients from scratch is far cheaper than living off processed foods. |
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Never use abrasives on either anodized or painted surfaces as they will scratch it. |
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Sophie called and let me down gently but I still wanted to scratch out her eyes. |
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Motorists will also be able to have their bodywork brought up to scratch by a team of car washers, in return for a donation. |
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We now operate fifteen coffeehouses, a roastery, and a scratch bakery and kitchen in Ottawa. |
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Do not use abrasive household cleaners on these surfaces because they may scratch. |
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We are not leaving the team as it is because it is pretty obvious it's not quite up to scratch. |
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A scratch golfer who mixes freely with professionals in that game, McGwire is a good judge of what he sees and hears around the circuit. |
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The two of them wrote the show from scratch, ensured they got all the best lines and threw in deft ad-libs as required. |
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To give the sweet peas a jump-start on the season, lightly scratch the seed coat with sandpaper and soak the seed in water overnight. |
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Er, well excuse me, but what's left if those areas of your game aren't up to scratch? |
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The more brittle a finish after it cures, no matter how hard, the easier it will scratch and therefore the easier it will be able to rub using fine abrasives. |
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She reaches her hand down to scratch her ankle, then straightens up again. |
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Using abrasives, such as steel wool or abrasive powders tends to permanently scratch the smooth glassy surface, and make it harder to clean thereafter. |
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The idea behind this goes back to you scratch my back I scratch yours. |
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It's a fast language for doing all sorts of text transformations, and you can pick up the simpler elements, I think, from scratch in a week or two. |
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Andre Torres, the former editor of scratch Magazine, which began as an imprint of XXL, remembers similar hostile situations. |
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There was a scratch or two, reddening the skin, but nothing more. |
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Looking closely, there's a hint of copper colouring in the larger scratch. |
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In some cases, inflamed lymph nodes may be a sign of more serious diseases, such as tuberculosis, rabbit fever, cat scratch disease and sexually transmitted diseases. |
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The actress even has the deliveryman scratch her back as she kicks her leg up in the air like a dog. |
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Imagine my horror when one day I glanced at the reverse side of some scratch work only to discover it was a letter of recommendation written for a student at Macalester. |
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But bamboo growers and promoters have their work cut out for them if they want to create a solid industry in Mexico, in part because they are starting almost from scratch. |
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Featuring an up to scratch all-star cast, it is Close who really shines, with a cracking quirky little performance, again demonstrating her range. |
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Officials and experts acknowledge that the plan to train and equip a new rebel army from scratch will take years. |
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But according to auditors with a worm's-eye view of what's actually going on in the depths of Siberia, such estimates may just scratch the surface of Russia's real potential. |
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Granite can scratch and may have to be resurfaced every few years. |
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People will always scratch and save if a sudden burst of unrestrained pleasure can be purchased. |
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She also doesn't mind imperfection, the odd chip or scratch. |
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I tried to sneak in a quick scratch every time Bachardy looked down, but I must have looked like a crazy person with scabies. |
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Though he could brachiate well, he could not so much as scratch an itch with his right hand. |
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Archive film materials are particularly degraded by blotch, scratch, flicker and noise. |
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What should I bring to the exam? Are pens or bluebooks required? Is scratch paper supplied? |
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If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe. |
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He had no money and no rich friends, so he had to build his business from scratch. |
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When the writer finished writing his book, it was stolen and now he has to rewrite it from scratch. |
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There were so many errors in the program that the programmer decided to rewrite it from scratch. |
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Even young iguanas can scratch and claw pretty effectively. Keeping your iggie's claws trimmed makes life much more pleasant for both of you. |
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I'm not exactly in love with the idea of having to start again from scratch. |
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The 10 trailers, which look almost identical except for the lack of a pantograph tower, were built from scratch. |
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I've dug it all over and will manure it and rotovate it so it's all ready to start from scratch from January next year. |
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At Winchester, during the Norman period, an entire cathedral of unprecedented size was built from scratch in less than 20 years. |
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Vegetarian and vegan sausages are also available in some countries, or can be made from scratch at home. |
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In recording the guitar riff with the fuzzbox that drives the song, Richards had envisioned it as a scratch track to guide a horn section. |
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In 1932 Beecham lost patience and agreed with Sargent to set up a new orchestra from scratch. |
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So, the placement of hazards only affect par when considering how a scratch golfer would avoid them. |
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This scratch formation held up the British advance until 30 April and covered the evacuation of the Rangoon area. |
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The wildcat may also scratch trees, leaving visual markers, and leaving its scent through glands in its paws. |
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I used a nonabrasive cleanser to clean the porcelain fixtures because I didn't want to scratch them. |
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It was built from scratch by experts, using original Viking and experimental archaeological methods. |
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He refers to using one hard mineral to scratch another, presaging the Mohs hardness scale. |
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Diamond sits at the top of the series because, Pliny says, it will scratch all other minerals. |
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Thus the symbols and rituals of East Frankish kingship were created from scratch. |
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The ard, ard plough, or scratch plough is a simple light plough without a mouldboard. |
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Another way of doing this was to paint in white over a black layer, and scratch off the white with the end of the brush to show the pattern. |
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Games can be quicksaved at any time, so you won't be forced to start every mission from scratch after making a bad tactical decision. |
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The planned community of Oak Ridge was built from scratch to provide accommodations for the facilities and workers. |
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Because each vehicle was unique, replacement parts had to be manufactured from scratch or at least customized to fit a specific vehicle. |
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Beyond Shrewsbury, and especially beyond Llangollen, the work often involved building a highway from scratch. |
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A scratch force landed on the island on July 17, 1812, and mounted a gun overlooking Fort Mackinac. |
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Each day, the musicians started from scratch, often working on songs for 16 hours straight. |
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He and Bruce cooked up a script together, and Bruce flew home to raise the scratch. |
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I don't want to call him self-absorbed but he was more concerned with the scratch on his car than the people in the car he hit. |
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Hopefully, a representative of Sue, Grabit and Run, will not be standing by poised to take legal action should anyone scratch themselves. |
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We had a considerable tight scratch with about an equal number of the British. |
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The electronic book will take you by the hand and help you to configure any Cisco ASA firewall appliance from scratch. |
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That technique allows scientists to assemble genomes from scratch. |
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But is the zero option of razing the lot to the ground first to start from scratch again their only recourse to action? |
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If it is not toughened glass you might be able to remove the scratch youself by buffing it up with some jeweller's rouge. |
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He settled in Constantinople, where he had to start from scratch. |
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Everything, except the breads, are made from scratch at Lucky's, according to Armer, who has worked at restaurants in Sturbridge and Framingham. |
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Pauline was born in Corsica in 1780 with an itch to scratch. |
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Its excellent resolubility allows for clean running, while it's suitable for long press runs and has good rub and scratch resistance. |
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And his police mug shots showed there wasn't a scratch on him underneath the Band-Aids. |
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Sam Sarkar, 36, built Glasgowbased Sarkar Defence Solutions from scratch and exports protective clothing to armies and police worldwide. |
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Earlier this month the PSNI launched scratch and sniff cards to help the public recognise the smell of growing cannabis. |
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The common factor that links GT2, Katy and the crime fighters together is, actually, that they all scratch and sniff. |
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They are big sellers among clubbers and it's hoped that the scratch and sniff idea will soon be ahead by a nose on the dance floor too. |
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We made our own scratchboards the previous year and sometimes students didn't scratch out enough color. |
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The researcher took notes about the students' physical responses, including use of manipulatives, and collected scratch paper used by students. |
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Material not normally shredded under this policy includes obsolete forms, manuals, logs, proof tapes, and scratch paper. |
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A literary sensation, not unlike the racing scratch sheet in the Chronicle for next day's fixtures. |
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They defeated fellow scratch team Almondbury BC A by 148-147 at Lindley Liberal Club. |
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Boss Gerry Francis sent a scratch team to Germany and suffered an eightgoal battering. |
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The scratch team player has been putting steady scores in of late and this was a very steady round with 13 pars and a birdie. |
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This scratch team, several of whom are definitely at the veteran stage of their careers, proved too much for England. |
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I was a member here for couple of years and played quite a few matches for the scratch team. |
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These examples just scratch the surface of the full range of available options. |
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But the question is whether they'll improve enough to scratch together six wins, and get back to a bowl game. |
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If I can scratch together the pounds 50 she wants I shall spoof her for it double or quits and teach her a salutary lesson. |
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Carduus will be the third time that Stewart and MacDonald have started a business from scratch together. |
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This specimen is so spectacular that none of his body doubles come up to scratch and he has to do his nude scenes himself. |
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Boondoggles like to scratch around in the public troughs that hold large public projects. |
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A pair of giant green sea turtles have given new meaning to the term creature comfort after a masseuse was employed to scratch their backs. |
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And although Danny had been sober for a long stretch, you only had to scratch the surface to find that crazy, dramatic, addictlike behavior. |
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We have so much scratch paper in our house now, with Mom back in school. |
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This was a scratch team, and this display left me scratching my head. |
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They concluded that yield stress and coefficient of adhesive friction are the two most important parameters that can significantly influence the scratch depth of a polymer. |
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Anyway, years later Johnny, played by Cage, becomes the Evel Knievel of his generation, miraculously surviving the hairiest wipeouts without a scratch. |
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As she heard him sousing heartily in cold water, heard the eager scratch of the steel comb on the side of the bowl, as he wetted his hair, she closed her eyes in disgust. |
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I'll have eggs and sausage. No, scratch that. I'll have eggs and bacon. |
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Faced with a box full of hundreds of small parts and forty pages worth of assembly instructions, he could do little more than stand there and scratch his head. |
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This is scratch paper, so go ahead and scribble whatever you want on it. |
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They also have considerable retro appeal to many hobbyist machinists, who are happy to obtain a used shaper or, in some cases, even to build a new one from scratch. |
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Those who left forfeited livings, manses and pulpits, and had, without the aid of the establishment, to found and finance a national Church from scratch. |
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The newness of the ship meant every prop had to be made from scratch. |
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Many applications, however, require the use of mediary, or scratch files. |
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Paxton was able to design and build the largest glass structure yet created, from scratch, in less than a year, and complete it on schedule and on budget. |
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In contrast to the lymphadenopathy associated with cat scratch disease and lymphogranuloma venereum, no palisading of histiocytes around the abscesses was noted. |
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But the two of them are just beginning to scratch the surface of a lethal conspiracy between greedy corporate executives, the Russian Mafia, and Afghani terrorists. |
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Jim said it took him 12 years to scratch together the money to have the roof re-slated but the following year he managed to have the stucco replaced too. |
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He sat there Friday night and built an entire model ship from scratch. |
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Britain is not the first country to produce scratch and sniff stamps. |
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He was out of pancake mix so he had to make the batter from scratch. |
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The council is still looking at whether to close some outright, or whether it can limit opening hours across the board as it tries to scratch together a pounds 500,000 cut. |
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After that is finished you will submit your scratch paper to the proctor. |
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Troy Leveron, and I were given GPS coordinates on a piece of scratch paper by the EA-6B squadron XO, who was coordinating helicopter HADR operations. |
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The itching is so intense that many patients, especially children, will scratch or rub themselves until they bleed, increasing the risk of secondary infection. |
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