After rescuers cut a window-size opening in the concrete wall, Chatman climbed in to help apply the soapy substance.

NPR: Rescuers Free Woman Wedged Between 2 Buildings

Only the size of the opening explosive and the number of good actors stuck in nothing parts distinguish this slapstick cop movie from brain-dead episodic television.

NEWYORKER: Another Stakeout

This is because even with the proliferation of myriad recruiting software packages and services, it can still take months for a small or mid-size company to fill a job opening.

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Still, the decision took the focus off economic growth while also opening up Democrats to the charge they were pumping up the size of government at the wrong time.

WSJ: Lessons of Reagan's Rebound

Mexico was opening to the world, and Lorenzo decided that success depended on focus and size.

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Each neuron has a long fiber, or axon, that stretches upward through a tiny opening in the bone above it and into the olfactory bulb, a plum-size mass in the front of the brain, behind the forehead.

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The growth and opening up of many countries that were previously closed to international business have substantially increased the size of the international market, from being confine to North America, Western Europe and Japan to embarking most parts of the world.

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This opening Nets season was not at all a disappointment (try being a Bobcats fan on for size) but they are tied to comically extravagant deals for Williams and Joe Johnson and Gerald Wallace, so expectations shouldn't be low.

WSJ: Brooklyn Nets: Come On, Brooklyn: Turn On the Lights

But because of its size, the U.S. Justice Department won't let Vail expand in Colorado--opening the way for Intrawest to bid for such prime properties as American Skiing Co.

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