To nail the point, he hurled the Bunin book against the wall and watched while it fluttered earthward like a stricken bird.

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Busting crooks on the high seas is next to impossible, so member countries devised a plan to nail overfishers at the point of sale at docks and airports.

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But to prove the point, let alone nail down just how Jewish artists have jewified American culture, would require much more scholarly toil.

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Say "nail guns" and a computer screen would point to the right aisle.

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The larger point here is that the Democratic Party should have been fighting the outsourcing trend tooth and nail.

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Now with a 10-point gap to shield them, New Zealand surged forward and Wales had to endure two nail-biting TMO decisions in quick succession.

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There will be a tooth and nail fight to insist that only highly skilled doctors should be allowed to use such machinery: despite the very point of the machinery itself being that we want to eliminate the need for highly skilled labour here.

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