Conniss stopped to cut it away, and after that he steered more carefully.

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It was cut away on both sides of the neck to allow easy access up the neck to the higher frets.

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Soil on land where trees have been cut down quickly erodes away, rendering it useless, so more land soon has to be cleared.

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But a pay TV system could be better for network owners such as Fox if services like Aereo were to thrive, because it would cut off technology that siphons away customers from pay TV operators, he wrote.

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And the government has recognised that if you are trying to cut global emissions of carbon, it's futile driving away firms to pollute somewhere else.

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Making it worse: Financial markets had widely anticipated the quarter-point cut, taking away much of its impact on juicing stocks.

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The high capital depreciation of this equipment must be offset by running it at full capacity, so rather than cut production the market participants lower prices to entice customers away from their competition, creating a downward price spiral.

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With the clock ticking away on the deadline for the one year payroll tax cut ( this one, as it turns out, is a real deadline), Democrats and Republicans in the Senate are fighting to see who can outmaneuver each other.

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It makes assumptions about how fast people cut consumption as prices rise, and about people shifting their energy use away from oil and gas.

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