This past April, for example, automotive parts supplier Delphi added a window as it cut the funds offered in its 401(k) from 38 (including 11 target date funds) to just 22 (including 11 target funds).
After rescuers cut a window-size opening in the concrete wall, Chatman climbed in to help apply the soapy substance.
The other process, still in use, is to cut a window in an old well's steel casing and then drill horizontally into the oil zone.
There will also be a cut-through window between the two stores, so that pizza smell can waft in and inspire browsers to order pizzas they can grab without ever leaving the video aisles.
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Then, about 200 men walk the route wearing half- to full-metre-tall paper bishop hats, lit from within by candles and cut with intricate, stained glass window-like designs featuring Saint Nicholas.
In the early moments of June 9, Keyes cut the phone lines and removed a window fan to enter the garage.
The dog had just cut her paw when she landed on a window of a destroyed house.
The most beautiful pieces however are the window pane jackets and the patch elbow double-breasted sport coat worn over cut-off shorts.
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Two ancient palms had once grown in his own front garden, but four years ago Nava had insisted that they be cut down, because the swish of their fronds against the bedroom window kept her awake at night and filled her with sorrow.
It cut the rate to 5.75% and urged banks to borrow from the window, a previously taboo measure.
Authorities' search of the jail cell showed that the two suspects apparently used a hacksaw to cut through metal bars covering a 1-by-3.5-foot window and then broke the glass to gain access to an outside courtyard, authorities said.
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