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Those alternating one-word sentences cut to the quick of a fleeting mind.
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But the reality star did — and she cut to the quick with her comment.
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Sports of The Times The gentlemen at U.S. Soccer are saddened, aggrieved and cut to the quick.
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Let's cut to the quick: Access to affordable health care keeps people alive and healthy and keeps families solvent.
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Jessa's passionate speech in the second-to-last episode really cut to the quick for me — maybe there's something redemptive in the hot mess that is Hannah Horvath, even if we can't see it yet.
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The guitars in Olden Yolk's "Cut to the Quick" evoke British folk music from the 1960s, the drums sound like Cologne in 1972 and the video appears to take place in New York's East Village.
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Its title notwithstanding, she looks less like a woman, or a Kafkaesque beetle, than a cut-to-the-quick praying mantis, an insect that sometimes kills and eats its male partner during or after sex.
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For 20 years, in song, on stage, and in videos, the band has dealt almost exclusively in haymakers: soaring hooks, one-liners that cut to the quick, giddy, carefree dance, and a decidedly twee multimedia presence.
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Cut to the quick provides up to date knowledge on how government reforms and cuts are impacting on women students.
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Young-Stone's words cut to the quick. . . . The novel's heroine, Gloria Ricci makes many mistakes, but learns from them and carries on. This is good a reminder for our community: We will struggle to find who we are, but we must keep going.” Young-Stone lives in the Outer Banks, North Carolina, with her husband, son, dog, and a bearded dragon named Harry Potter.
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Cristophe was born, raised and educated in Belgium. He and his wife Danielle moved to the United States in 1982.Amy Wallace, "Cristophe Cut to the Quick Over Bad Press : Media: Hairstylist talks about the tangle he got himself into since the President had his infamous bad hair day." Los Angeles Times, June 20, 1993. In May 1993, Cristophe found himself at the center of the "Hairgate" incident.
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Cut to the Quick is an EP by Redgum.Redgum discography Album information "Working Girls" was later released on Frontline, "Fabulon", "The Diamantina Drover", and "Where Ya Gonna Run To" were included on 1983's Caught in the Act. "Where Ya Gonna Run To" was also included on Brown Rice and Kerosine. More recently, in 2004 "Fabulon" and "The Diamantina Drover" were included on the Redgum anthology Against the Grain.
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On the other hand, Liberace was "cut to the quick" over Loverboynik, according to Capp, and even threatened legal action—as would Joan Baez later, over "Joanie Phoanie" in 1967.UPI Photo/Files Al Capp Jan. 11, 1967 Capp was just as likely to parody himself; his self- caricature made frequent, tongue-in-cheek appearances in Li'l Abner.Anything Can Happen in a Comic Strip: Centennial Reflections on an American Art Form by M. Thomas Inge (1995) University Press of Mississippi, pp.
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On rainy days when the brick yard was idle he would find some chores to do, or go to the country after cream for the ice cream makers. The first winter after the death of his father he worked at hauling bricks until his hands were cut to the quick by handling the rough surfaces. He was more than rewarded, however, by earning enough to take home four barrels of flour which were all paid for, at $7.80 per barrel. His first indoor work was in Parkersburg, West Virginia, where he was employed as errand boy in a dry goods store at $10 per month.
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Bowman, Timothy, Irish Regiments in the Great War, Ch. 3: Raising the Service battalions, pp. 61–99, Manchester University Press (2003) According to David Lloyd George, Nationalist women had embroidered a green flag depicting the Celtic harp for the Irish division, and Unionist women had embroidered for the Ulster Division a flag emblazoned with the Red Hand of Ulster. Kitchener ordered the green flag with the harp to be taken away but he allowed the Ulster Division to keep their flag: "Ireland was deeply hurt. Her pride was cut to the quick, her sense of fair play was outraged, her sympathy with the Holy War against the military dictatorship of Europe was killed, and John Redmond's heart was broken".
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"One More Boring Night in Adelaide" for some will remain, despite some of its dated references, a classic analysis of Australian provincial parochialism. Initially a part-time band, performing weekends and school holidays (two members were teachers), it was only after they released their second album, Virgin Ground (late 1980), to strong sales and critical acclaim, that the group became full-time and started touring nationally. The group's success continued to grow with the release of their next three albums, Virgin Ground, Brown Rice and Kerosine (1981) and the EP Cut to the Quick (September 1982), and they weathered several line-up changes including the addition of a didgeridoo and the replacement of Timms in May 1982 with Hugh McDonald, among others. They released a songbook The Redgum Songbook: Stubborn Words, Flagrant Vices (1981).
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Brun intends to befriend Esmay but is rejected; Esmay finds Brun to be shallow and is far too preoccupied with her staggering course load to be constantly hanging out with Brun. The final break occurs when Brun is forbidden by the base commandant and her father to participate in the field exercise which is the culmination of the Escape & Evasion course because of the scope it offers would-be assassins - already two attempts had taken place, one of which put Brun in the base hospital for a month. Brun storms down to Esmay's quarters to harangue her, accusing Esmay of not wanting to do the field exercise with her and getting her forbidden; Esmay is more than willing to reciprocate as she has learned of Brun's attempts to woo Barin away from Esmay. Brun is cut to the quick by some of the truths Esmay speaks and by her complete rejection (Brun having looked up to Esmay as a hero or almost a big sister), and leaves the base.
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