In January 1907, he got involved in a scrap in pub which ended with a man being knifed to death. |
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Employer discrimination and ageism are a contributing factor in relegating these workers to the scrap heap. |
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Until then, they will need every last scrap if they are to hamper Ireland in Rome on Sunday and avoid the wooden spoon. |
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The shoes lose their fit and the latchets soon have to replaced by a cobbled-in bit of scrap leather. |
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He knew from experience that the whip could rip flesh from bone, and rend good armor into so much scrap metal. |
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But they suspect the lucrative scrap value of the metal frames may have proved alluring to thieves. |
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Dixon leapt to fame in the 1980s with his wacky welded furniture made of bits of scrap metal. |
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I don't think vandals would waste their time on her out-dated piece of junkyard scrap metal. |
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Roof felts are essentially scrap paper bonded together with bitumen, a waste oil product that is put on the felt to saturate it. |
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A local businessman is offering for sale a most unusual item which was brought to him as part of a job lot of scrap. |
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Customers often accused scrap dealers of selling false weights or qualities of goods. |
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He also knows that whoever lifts the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Bombay next month will know that they've been through a scrap to end all scraps. |
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But the family have been forced to scrap the annual festival after rowdy lager louts invaded this year's event and started a fight. |
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Judges praises its hands on science gallery and also the decision to scrap admission charges, with the help of the government. |
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Can you fix this junker enough to run another six months, or should we scrap it? |
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Much of that scrap, he explained, was lead plate recovered from industrial storage batteries and was not auto battery scrap. |
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I find it incredible that they could so blithely scrap the hallowed Kangaroo route to London via Singapore, but scrap it they have. |
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The batter was dry and crisp and remained so until the last scrap was eaten. |
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The new drive-thru will cover everything from glass, paper, cans, aerosols, scrap metal, plastic bottles and textiles. |
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Some countries have laws whereby to buy a new car you must scrap the old one. |
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All can be made from some scrap lumber, a small amount of paint, and our full-size woodworking plans. |
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A cold frame in a sunny corner uses no resources except scrap lumber and an old window frame. |
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They discovered that about 1,000 repairable bikes are being sent to the scrap heap each year. |
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They reputedly blew their advance on booze and drugs, although they now insist most of it went on studio costs as they had to scrap an entire album. |
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Even better we should make an island made of the scrap they've dumped off the west coast somewhere, transport all the knackers in Ireland to it and let them live there. |
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Make joint custody a reality instead of a meaningless scrap of paper. |
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When you and your sweetie have bent across the table to share the justly celebrated roast chicken, battling for the last luscious scrap of bread salad, you'll know why. |
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I'm sure everyone around me has heard me constantly quarrelling about wasting paper, about using the other side of paper of prints gone bad for scrap. |
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He said the SRA wanted to scrap the route to shave a couple of minutes off the Manchester to London journey time, bringing it within a whisker of two hours. |
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It sure runs better than you'd expect from a pile of junkyard scrap. |
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If accosted on a reconnoitre, they claimed they were looking for scrap. |
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Sculptures depicting serpents, reptiles, fowl, and other animals were fashioned by Doyle from tree limbs and trunks, driftwood, and scrap pieces of lumber. |
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What we see is function cobbled together out of scrap from the junkyard. |
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Modern farming generates a significant amount of waste such as fertiliser bags, silage wrapping, barrels, scrap metal fencing wire drums and strings from bales. |
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Still, that didn't stop a two-man scrap interrupting an otherwise fantastic turn from the Chicago alt-country stalwarts. |
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A brief analysis with a hand-held metal analyzer can help recyclers to properly sort and grade metals, making their scrap more valuable. |
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Russian President Vladimir Putin will scrap his plan to watch sumo and kabuki during his Japan visit Sept. |
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Plans were made to allow Illustrious to be retained as a floating museum, but by summer of 2016 she too was sold for scrap. |
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Under my generalship my fine troop of brats picked up every scrap of litter in that lot. |
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His latest sculpture is a hodgepodge of kitchen clutter and scrap glued together. In fact, all his recent pieces have been similar hodgepodges. |
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The Merseyside Civic Society launched a petition to bring the vessel back to Liverpool, but fears it may have to be auctioned for scrap. |
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There was much discussion about what to do with the WEU following the introduction of Lisbon, including plans to scrap it. |
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Electric arc furnace steelmaking is the manufacture of steel from scrap or direct reduced iron melted by electric arcs. |
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Gas burners may be used to assist with the melt down of the scrap pile in the furnace. |
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As it was designed specifically for the Japanese market, Boeing would likely scrap it after they switched orders. |
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The scrap metal is ground up, mechanically sorted by density and magnetism, then sold to the trade. |
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In early 2011, the Parliament voted to scrap one of the Strasbourg sessions by holding two within a single week. |
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On 1 November 2015, Scottish Labour Party delegates backed a vote to scrap the UK's Trident nuclear missile system. |
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He is always ready to examine, scrap or revise established theories and practices. |
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Some primary production plants now supplement their operations with scrap lead, and this trend is likely to increase in the future. |
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Shipping movements varying from a couple of movements to 10 or 12 per tide, with trade in timber, oil, scrap and containers. |
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As recently as 1990, Soviet Navy submarines were being dismantled for scrap. |
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This may be a reference to Teddy Boston, who had himself saved a traction engine from scrap. |
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Additionally, the vessel or valuable parts of the vessel or its cargo may be recovered for resale, or for scrap. |
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The value of the scrap lead and steel was well in excess of the costs of recovery. |
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This offered Island residents a season ticket of bus journeys for use in the next twelve months if they agreed to scrap their car. |
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We made a practice run with the automatic paint sprayer on a piece of scrap. |
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Keynes suggested that there was over capacity, and the industry should be reorganised into larger units that would scrap the excess capacity. |
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At foundries it was common to blend scrap wrought iron with cast iron to improve the physical properties of castings. |
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Some wrought iron is still being produced for heritage restoration purposes, but only by recycling scrap. |
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So there are no savings to be had from salvaging oversize or undersize parts from scrap, then. |
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Germany then stripped the factories of all useful machinery, and used the rest as scrap iron for its steel mills. |
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It handles cargos such as cement, chemicals, heavy machinery, petroleum, and scrap metal. |
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Once it is ready or repaired, it is charged with light scrap, such as sheet metal, shredded vehicles or waste metal. |
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Once it has melted, heavy scrap, such as building, construction or steel milling scrap is added, together with pig iron from blast furnaces. |
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This bridge carries a railway siding leading to the metal scrap yard on East Coast Road. |
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I dumped my ex wife's PT Cruiser in the ghetto, hoping a spontaneous strip party would scrap that ugly car down to the wheels overnight. |
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The woodworks now find utilization for almost every scrap. Pine stumps are changing into turpentine bottles. |
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In the worst case weive seen, recorded scrap was 8 percent and actual scrap proved to exceed an unbelievable 50 percent. |
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The firm offers a free collection of white goods and metal items to cut the growing amount of scrap left on the city's streets. |
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Kumat agrees with Shalit that automobile wrecking yard operators never stop removing converters from scrap vehicles. |
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He later found out about a pair of Armoured Personnel carriers which were rusting away in a scrap dealer yard in East Germany. |
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The Missouri Department of Natural Resources is moving toward reestablishing its scrap tire program. |
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Leader Michael Howard promised t o scrap the current council tax reevaluation to save seven million households from higher bills. |
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Street party organisers around the country feared having to scrap the New Year knees-ups because of storms. |
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In the exercise undertaken by the group, experts measured background radiation outside the scrap market. |
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At the mouth of the River Usk, the Sims Metal Management plant hosts the world's largest industrial shredder for scrap metal with access by road, rail and sea. |
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Throw the scrap in the smelter so we can melt it down and reuse it. |
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It also permits the melting and refining of large amounts of scrap steel, further lowering steel production costs and recycling an otherwise troublesome waste material. |
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Money could be saved by saving many shafts from the scrap bin. |
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Of the few that were built, many went to scrap to aid the war effort. |
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On 6 July 2007, it was announced that the owners of London Luton Airport had decided to scrap plans to build a second runway and new terminal for financial reasons. |
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Tell me his number, and I'll jot it down on this scrap of paper. |
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Closed in 1966, the station served as a base for the Wight Locomotive Society until January 1971, when the site was demolished by scrap merchants. |
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Strenuous efforts by the Royal Navy to salvage the badly damaged battleship during the summer of 1906 failed, and in 1907 it was decided to give up and sell her for scrap. |
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The scavengers and those who buy the material are almost always unaware that the material is radioactive and it is selected for its aesthetics or scrap value. |
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The top breech door is shut, and the TDU is flooded and equalized with sea pressure, the ball valve is opened and the cans fall out assisted by scrap iron weights in the cans. |
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However, the party faced strong criticism for appearing to resile from its manifesto commitment to scrap home care charges for people with disabilities. |
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Besides supplying Williams with large quantities of plate and equipment Wilkinson also supplied scrap for the process of recovery of copper from solution by cementation. |
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In September 2014, Virgin Atlantic announced plans to scrap flights to Tokyo, Mumbai, Vancouver and Cape Town and to codeshare transatlantic flights with Delta Air Lines. |
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The cat scrap at the bridal bash only made him more doolally. |
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Steelmaking is the process for producing steel from iron ore and scrap. |
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Qatar also announced it will scrap its sponsor system for foreign labour, which requires that all foreign workers be sponsored by local employers. |
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It was announced on 7 October 2013 that Endurance will be sold for scrap. |
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The light mill melting schedules and lack of generated factory trimmings are combining to keep scrap operations both less busy and less profitable. |
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My hefty prawns in gentle tomato sauce curled round sticky Arborio rice and the finger licking that followed made sure every last scrap was history. |
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While it did scrap the institutions which once led the region, it did so with the intention of introducing leadership by democracy not quangocracy. |
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Ameri Source will provide all safety equipment, necessary labor training, dismantlement of scrap metal, removal of the brick, and cleaning by chisel or air hammer. |
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Officials were warned hundreds of riverside businesses could go under if they did not give in to pressure to scrap the controversial backdating plans. |
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We'll take the scrap to the smelter and get some money for it. |
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