Once under the wilderness area, Revett aims to spend 30 years hollowing out an untouched patch of mountain, and extracting its riches. |
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We made the centrepiece by hollowing out a large pumpkin and stuffing it with dried leaves, twigs and branches. |
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Pour in remainder of cake batter and smooth the top, hollowing it slightly. |
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But these developments have had consequences for his art, hollowing it out, rendering it lifeless. |
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The first canoes are thought to have been used by Carib Indians and native North Americans and were made by hollowing out large logs. |
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People make pottery without a wheel by hollowing out a ball of clay and molding it into the desired shape. |
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For instance, termites had begun hollowing out live trees instead of just dead ones. |
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Jiman, meanwhile, was hollowing out a log for a new drum commissioned from Joshua. |
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Now turning to the specific issue that is before us today, this hollowing out issue, I think we need to take a good look at the facts. |
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The home secretary is hollowing out the police service and victims of crime are suffering as a result. |
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To his many critics in Budapest, this means hollowing out democracy, retaining a semblance of pluralism while controlling all the key levers. |
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I think some of what he has said is quite interesting with respect to the hollowing out of corporate Canada. |
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Other important risks include the hollowing out of potentially productive rural communities caused by mass migration to the cities. |
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Traditionally in this area, fishing boats would be constructed by hollowing out large trees. |
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For years, we've protested this combination of overinvestment in consumption-based infrastructure and the hollowing of manufacturing capacity. |
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He likes to talk about the long sweep of urban history, with the postwar suburb boom hollowing them out. |
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He was chipping away pieces of a large rock, slowly hollowing it out. |
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He ought to read the last report where it put the nonsense idea of hollowing out to rest. |
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The cruciform layout of the room above was achieved by hollowing out niches with flat backs, surmounted on each side by a horseshoe arch. |
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Takeovers of foreign companies and government intervention in the markets have spooked investors, hollowing out key industries. |
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Today in the UK, demand grows each year as more and more people realise that pumpkins aren't simply for hollowing out to make Hallowe'en decorations. |
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Other types of operation are also developed like routing, hollowing out holes or shuttle action with several tool correctors. |
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In a little village next to their base, they're hollowing out some caves to bring water into the houses. |
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The Tokyo Stock Exchange will relax its rules on issuing convertible bonds to prevent the hollowing out of the domestic market, a press report said yesterday. |
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But it does demonstrate that the concern around hollowing out is not unique to Canada. |
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Weak and inefficient, the judicial system is hollowing out from internal corruption and politicization, and suffers from a shortage of staff, resources and training. |
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That has a hollowing effect on their spirits. |
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Of course, One Nation Englishness could prove a flag of convenience for a campaign against the yawning disparaties of wealth, the hollowing out of local democratic institutions and the demonisation of the poor. |
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Many trade unions are fearing the hollowing out and undermining of future collective labour agreements, and hence the deterioration of working-conditions. |
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If we want to address the challenges of competitiveness, our currency, living standards and hollowing out of corporate Canada, we must focus on the underlying issues, beginning with innovation and productivity. |
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The prospect of a framework for economic cooperation, however, is also generating some wariness on behalf of the Taiwanese business community, which sees it as a potential for hollowing out Taiwanese industry. |
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At the same time, outward FDI may pose risks for the home economy: it can lead to reduced domestic investment, hollowing out of parts of the economy and a loss of jobs. |
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The former is a recipe for the hollowing out of the biopharmaceutical industry, and not realizing the benefit of research and development investments. |
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There is a hollowing out of the economic middle of our society. |
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The gatepiers to the churchyard are a pair of Roman columns and the font in the church was made by hollowing out the capital of a Roman column. |
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He tried to encourage birdlife by planting trees and hollowing out trunks for owls to nest in. |
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Locals call it the hollowing out of the city into an empty theme park. |
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Their concept involved the hollowing out of a stick of juniper wood. |
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