It's not outside the realm of possibility, but she'll have to confront the skeptics who are snipping at the heels of Sen.

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"The city had the same attitude that got everybody in trouble around the country, " says owner Joe Veillette, snipping the white hair of a customer who has been coming since the late 1960s.

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He or an untrained staffer would induce labor, deliver the baby alive, and then perform the procedure they called by the chilling euphemism "snipping" slashing the infant to death with scissors to the neck and spine.

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Rather than snipping the ends, carve-and-slice involves cutting at the curvature of each curl, which Ms. Fowler said removes some of the weight and puffiness associated with curly hair.

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One is it increases the proportion of the nutrients in the food that can be digested, and it does that basically by opening them up to be accessible to enzymes, it denatures proteins for instances, unraveling them and exposing them to the action of snipping enzymes.

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The DIs wore their hair long and pinned up in "sock buns, " a Marine Corps specialty that required snipping off the toe line of a sock, rolling the fabric into a doughnut shape, and wrapping and winding a ponytail's worth of hair around it.

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This time the target is a high-profile one: LeRoy Carhart, whose name will forever be linked with partial-birth abortion--the barely prenatal version of Kermit Gosnell's "snipping"--through a pair of Supreme Court cases: Stenberg v.

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This painstaking, largely unsung work of snipping out defunct bits of legislation, and improving the rest, was probably his greatest achievement.

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The scene is like something from Soviet propaganda: a brigade of women working quickly along acres of vines, snipping bunches of grapes with secateurs.

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