Markovics has a hatchet face, aggressive but guarded, even closed off, but with a glint in his eyes.
His provisions included a gun, a hatchet, a knife and enough quince marmalade and cheese for three meals.
It moved forward, thin as a hatchet blade in front and then widening like the furrow from the plow.
Their chair was ready for its first victim: William Kemmler, a Buffalo man who had murdered his wife with a hatchet.
It was a hatchet that helped give McGillvary a brief taste of fame in February when he gave a rambling, profanity-laced interview to a Fresno, Calif.
McGillivary gained a dose of fame in February when he was interviewed after he intervened with a hatchet in an apparently unprovoked attack on a Fresno, Calif.
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Its spicy tang floods the air, mixing with the scent of roasted nuts being stirred by an elderly woman and the sweetly rotting smell of a spiky durian fruit being cut with a hatchet.
Mars-Jones's prize included a golden hatchet buried in a book-shaped cake.
Mr Gallagher has accused Sinn Fein of carrying out a "hatchet job" and a "political assassination" on the basis of the word of a convicted fuel smuggler.
The biggest reasons people gave for applying the hatchet to a contact on Facebook included too-frequent or unimportant posts, polarizing posts usually about politics or religion, inappropriate posts involving sexist or racist remarks, and boring or drab posts about kids, food, etc.
Buy another company, and rationalisation is simply a matter of aiming the hatchet in the right place.
His lawyer, Tim Herman, has described the Usada report as a "one-sided hatchet job" and the cyclist himself has accused the agency of offering "corrupt inducements" to other riders to speak out against him.
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Imagine how much better we would be at burying the hatchet if we made a conscious effort to address the situation constructively rather than ignoring the elephant in the room.
Former Britpop rivals Noel Gallagher and Damon Albarn have buried the hatchet and performed together at a charity concert.
Not that we were ever that optimistic about peace breaking out in the war between HD-DVD and Blu-ray, the two rival high-def disc formats that are duking it out over which one is going to succeed the DVD, but you can forget about whatever Sony was saying in recent weeks about being open to burying the hatchet and working to develop a single standard.
The Hatchet and the Scalpel clashed Wednesday night at a debate over kitchen table issues.
And picking the hatchet back up, he dealt the piece of wood a heavy blow.
Once the two have finally and officially buried the hatchet, Chamberlain can get to work re-establishing himself as a top bullpen option after two years cut short by injuries.
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With long hair sweeping out of a bandana, McGillvary provided a dramatic account of the rescue for the station, demonstrating how he wielded the hatchet against the rampaging motorist.
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