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121. Wash the pork, cut into 3 cm square block, with some back - up water Cuan.

122. I’m not opposed to taking a year or two off to debrief after high school or college, provided it doesn’t cut into a parent’s retirement plans.

123. We fought these untoward events with and conquered, but it cut into our provision reserve.

124. They also think it might cut into evaporated milk's market because it, too, may prove to be more easily digested than fresh milk.

125. They have a powerful sting to quickly immobilise their victims, so they can be cut into portions.

126. "We've never seen natural gas cut into coal like this," says Maura Shaughnessy, manager of the MFS Utilities fund.

127. Calumny , even from the mouth of a fool, will sometimes cut into unguarded feelings.

128. In the groove cut into numerical control technology in cutting, its main is numerical control system (control) and groove cut set of material programming software.

129. Sink the Jelly Fish in water for one day and night, then cut into julienne.

130. Wash lettuce and cut into thin shreds. Place at bottom of glass.

131. The impacted triaxial samples made from silty clay were cut into five different sections along length.

132. Cabbage cut into spoon-shaped bulbs into the ice water, about 20 minutes.

133. To cut into a ham in mid-winter, when food supplies dwindled and green goods were scarce, was to witness the beginning of the end—the end being, of course, starvation.

134. Frequent work stoppage has greatly cut into the efficiency of the plant operations.

135. China and India all the paper tape was cut into narrow tape.

136. Methods 102 cases were cut into two groups. Patients in experiment group were treated by fistulation with rubber tissue[Sentencedict.com], and other patients in controlled group were treated by classical fistulation.

137. Japan lost their battle for runner-up bragging rights to South Korea, who managed 76 golds to their rivals' 48 and cut into Japan's traditional strongholds of judo, wrestling and swimming.

138. The team of researchers, led by Fuhua Yang at Wuhan University, China, modified hepatitis delta to carry 'molecular scissors' that cut into the genetic material of hepatitis B.

139. Rinse beef short ribs. Scald and cut into small sections.

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140. Carlyle pledged that can let Kyd ball control in the half-court attack, and passes a ball the member score which with own field of vision ability helps to cut into.

141. Wipe well. If canned straw mushroom is used, rinse, wipe and cut into halves.

142. After selecting potatoes, washed, peeled, cut into small diamond-shaped in an appropriate amount of boiling water.

143. Sanqi roots, stem, leaf, flowers may be used as medicine, The dry Sanqi roots cut into slice, Takes after grinds to powder, If can with the meat, chicken pot-roast soup, its effect is doubly.

144. Wash peanuts. Peel and pit papaya. Cut into thick pieces.

145. The rings of slewing bearings with a diameter of several metres are frequently cut into segments for ease of transport or installation.

146. Peel and wash the carrot and turnip, then cut into sections.

147. Use big size potatoes. Peel and cut into French fries.

148. The electronics company expects a second straight year of losses, battered by weak global demand for consumer electronics while a strong yen has cut into profits earned overseas.

149. She moaned as a sharp pebble cut into her blistered foot.

150. The pie of society's total income should be cut into more equal pieces.