The Mirror branded the audition process a stitch-up and the Daily Mail was equally sceptical.
It's about becoming a stitch in the American fabric and about joining the American community.
Her most recent novel A Stitch in Time was published in August 2005.
Mr HAGUE : (Something dull about funding) ... and the wording of the question will be a stitch up.
Mr Zelaya has declined to co-operate with the commission, labelling it a stitch-up.
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She disrobes right there, in front of everyone, without a stitch of self-consciousness.
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Yet the real fear is that today's furious price-cutting is not so much real liberalisation as the start of a stitch-up.
The fact that his son recently bumped into Lord Mandelson, Britain's powerful first secretary, on holiday in Corfu, has fuelled speculation about a stitch-up.
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Films featuring Wisdom will be screened on October 31 and November , including favourites such as A Stitch In Time, plus rarities from American TV and an exclusive British premiere.
And Conservative MP Peter Bone, who sits on the panel, decried the move as "a stitch-up", claiming it was an attempt by the executive "to ignore Parliament and impose its will on the House".
Once it's digitized, you can flip it into a positive, stitch together a panorama, or even create a multi-frame animation.
There have been warnings from students that this review must not be a "stitch up".
The two Republican senators from Alabama, where EADS was planning to establish an assembly line to build the KC-45 and a freighter version of the A330, were quick to condemn what they regard as a political stitch-up that put jobs in traditionally Democratic Washington state (Boeing's home) before employment in their region.
But so far, no one has figured out a way to stitch these classes together into a bachelor's degree.
And although the IrisPen's graphics mode lets you capture bit-map images, its narrow lens restricts it to a series of half-inch bands -- and you can't stitch a series of scans together.
The workshop has its own wood mill and wood shop, a trim shop to stitch and cut leather, and a steel-fabrication area.
This isn't the first time the ESO has shown a love for large captures: it managed to stitch together a massive 9-gigapixel image of the Milky Way out of thousands of photographs taken with its VISTA telescope earlier this fall.
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Karen Figueroa said after she had helped stitch a Pentagon patch onto the flag.
He warned about any review on civil partnerships being "kicked into the long grass", adding that Parliament "was in danger of being party to a last minute stitch-up between the frontbenches".
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By showing him how to make an omelet (or stitch a simple hem), I hoped he would also learn how to be a better man, one who could look after his own needs instead of expecting his girlfriend to do it for him.
But it is hard for them also to claim that the Jenkins report is a Lab-Lib stitch-up.
These, they say, look like a Franco-German stitch-up which other EU members will be cajoled into going along with.
But it's been difficult to stitch together a coalition of African countries willing or able to go to war on behalf of Mali's weak civilian government.
Between them, Fincher, star Brad Pitt, all the actors who play Benjamin at various ages, and some triumphant makeup and digital effects teams stitch together a character who is completely believable from first to last -- or last to first, if you prefer.
That initial effort from the DPLA, dubbed the Digital Hubs Pilot Project, aims to stitch together a number of individual digital libraries now spread across the US into one network, and make the items from the National Archives and other institutions freely available to the public.
Sy-Coson, the one most mentioned as heir apparent, has spent nearly half her time over the past four years trying to stitch together a merger between Banco de Oro, long controlled by the family, and the larger listed Equitable PCI bank, in which it has recently been accumulating shares.
The machines allow sewing patterns and operations to be standardized across a group of workers by automatically controlling the stitch, pressure of the needle and its speed, which is normally controlled by a foot pedal.
At the heart of the fix-as-stitch-up is a persistent unwillingness to face the power of this law, and a desire to enforce a political rhetoric that ignores it.
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