It's about becoming a stitch in the American fabric and about joining the American community.
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Her most recent novel A Stitch in Time was published in August 2005.
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In the photos, the impression of frozen loop stitch is clearly visible in the skin of Mallory's feet, frozen for sure but showing no signs of frostbite.
She has enlisted 50 women to stitch the pillows in their own homes.
Suppliers (even the Malay ones) now have to bid for contracts, rather than stitch them up in backroom deals.
Inside, a dozen or so ladies hand-stitch each teddy in much the same way as was done 100 years ago.
When Wessely started the business with one stitch-bonding machine in the shell of an old toweling factory in 1999, he found pretty good demand for "multiaxial reinforcements"--they're strong, stiff lightweight cloths used in boat hulls and construction materials.
And in about 10% of the patients, the stitch could go around that nerve and then cause the heart rate to go from, say, 100 in a 2-year-old child, to 20, which is not compatible with life.
She also had to climb up the 80 foot mast on her boat, Pindar, in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, as well as hand-stitch her giant mainsail with 1, 500 stitches after it ripped in half.
Their goal, one encouraged by Mr. Fincher, had been to stitch their music into the film in its formative stages.
In Duyun, another city in Guizhou, workers at one Sunshine enterprise stitch together baseballs, and at another they make cloth gloves.
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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Fan site Stitch Kingdom had published an article describing in detail an educational retailer video for the game.
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After signing ESPN in January 2008, the company finally began to stitch its messaging technology into a scalable platform rather than build requirements from scratch for each client.
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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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That changed when Apple added it as an option in the iPhone 4. (Previous iPhones lacked the oomph to crunch relevant data quickly enough to be practical.) Other examples include cameras and apps that stitch together panoramas from overlapping images shot in an arc around a single point or as a moving sequence.
If Rock Rockett has his way, more doctors will ditch the hospital and stitch out of their own offices--in theory capturing a fraction of those facility fees that insurers no longer have to pay.
Retailers need to stop thinking of online, in-store and mobile as competing interests and instead stitch together these experiences with coherent services that help consumers navigate the overwhelming amount of information on the web and then channel them to a nearby store for the instant gratification of an in-stock purchase.
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Wessely runs Formax UK, which makes expensive stitch-bonded fiberglass and carbon fabrics for use in industry.
About 30 people attended the Stitch 'n Bitch with Bridget session at the Ritzy cinema in Brixton, south-west London.
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It has access to more back-end capacity than just about anyone else and it will use it to stitch together its own version of both the wired and wireless Internet in the months and years ahead.
Influenced by indigenous craft, the embroidery of Venetian courtiers who ruled the country beginning in 1489, and ancient Greek and Byzantine geometric patterns, Lefkara lace is made by hand in designs combining four basic elements: the hemstitch, cut work, satin stitch fillings and needlepoint edgings.
Of course, greens howled in protest at the dismissal of climate change, and pointed to some sort of stitch up: after all, some argued, Dr Lomborg is well known for his opposition to the Kyoto treaty.
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Seattle showed that it is no longer acceptable for rich countries to stitch up trade deals among themselves and expect developing countries to concur without being involved in a meaningful way.
In the end, I believe that wide-area wireless networks will take over the hotspot marketplace and stitch together combination offerings that include both wide-area and local-area high-speed data access.
But Conservative leader David Cameron warned against "an establishment stitch-up", while the Lib Dems have threatened to boycott the inquiry if it is held in private.
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