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Let's cut to the chase.

gelatin, unhardened, cut to non-rectangular shape

Lieutenant Spooney was cut to the heart.

coated paperboard filter, cut to shape

There is no short cut to knowledge.

Scraps of cardboard cut into 1 "inch strips OR 2 wood paint mixers cut to size."

Her son cut to the heart to let her go.

The Inspiration from Folk Paper-cut to Modern Graphic Design;

The advertising budget have is cut to nil.

After that, we took a short cut to the park.

He has to cut, clip, and curtail his monthly spending; he has had his budget cut to the bone.

There is never a short cut to learning, and it's going to peak step by step.

Right, let's cut to the chase. How much is it going to cost?

The car cut to the left at the intersection; The motorbike veered to the right.

Roma appealed to the CAS and had the ban cut to one transfer window.

When the tubing string must be cut to enable recovery, the free point should be known to ensure retrieval of the cut tubing.

Of course, everyone in the world prefers to take a short cut to success, but the real short cut is one's efficient accumulation in every day.

The cut to be excavated lies close to a large-scale transformer station. There are high voltage wires of more than 80 over the cut and several underground water pipes crossing with the cut.

To solve the problems, such as cut tobacco segregation, duct blocking, dust leaking, etc, a lateral-suction cut tobacco pneumatic conveying system was developed.

Freight costs were cut to about one-tenth of what they had been.

headband cut to length or otherwise ready for incorporation in headgear