• If enacted by lawmakers, the deal would cut the state's overall year-to-year spending for the first time in more than a decade.

• Local authorities have certainly been squeezed and a rise in nominal expenditures is still a cut in real terms.

• First cut through the folded side, then turn the card around and cut toward the fold.

• And of course, we'll have to take money from the poor, sick and elderly to pay for all of that and the tax cut to the rich.

• The shaggy domes, each about ten feet across, are built from cut branches and sealed with mud.

• How well commercially grown cut herbs will keep also depends on when they were cut and how they have been handled since then.

• Even as cars are growing safer, they are becoming increasingly complex puzzles for rescue workers who might have to cut into them.

• First, he said, the government had to cut out fraud and waste: bad spending.

• Cut out the bat, witch, and witch's cape from one printout.

• Paper airplane contest awards the flimsy fliers that are a cut above the rest.

• If you're serving a group, make a few different kinds of sandwiches and cut them into small squares.

• Cut plants back by half in fall to keep them compact.

• In other words, it needs tons of customers, and that could be the underlying reason for this incredible price cut.

• The only sensible way to cut the deficit is to reduce the military spending.

• Cut in a convex form known as a cabochon, this red tourmaline could also be called a rubellite because of its red coloration.

• Everest used to be dense forests, but every last tree has been cut down, for firewood.

• And should you try to cut in front of somebody in the grocery store checkout line, you will be swiftly corrected.

• Before using cut flowers in arrangements, dip stems in boiling water or hold in a flame for a few seconds to prevent sap bleed.

• Their goal was to evaluate forest resources, focusing especially on sites scheduled to be cut.

• If this is going to cut someone's electric bill and clean the environment for their children.

• And they cut terraces into the hillsides, progressively steeper, from the valleys up the slopes.

• Medium to small dahlias make the best cut flowers for arrangements.

• Cut out a block template with thin cardboard to the desired dimensions.

• She cut off the large leaves and cleaned the stringy stalks with a paring knife.

• Roll artichokes in oil to coat, and turn cut sides down.

• Apply glue stick to the back of the cut piece of paper.

• It is readily available, flexible, malleable and easy to cut.

• If you need to repair a damaged plant, look for a latent bud and make your pruning cut above it.

• Cut marks on the skulls suggest an early form of mortuary practice.

• First, the heat-treated poles are measured, cut and mitered together.

• When leaves drop in late winter or early spring, cut stems back to two buds and reduce watering to minimum.

• Cut holes in the center of the cardboard and tablecloth for your head.

• Stuff a few pieces of blue cheese into the cut top of each fig.

• Cut from the outside to allow the center part of the plant to keep growing.

• Cut a hole big enough around the pumpkin stem so that you can easily clean out the pumpkin.

• Loggers also destroy silky habitat when they cut down, illegally, valuable rosewood trees.

• To produce fewer, larger flowers next spring, cut back some of the stems to the base of the plant.

• Tell students to cut out the dinosaur picture squares and mix them up.

• Cut back fuchsias and marguerites to encourage new blooms.

• But experts agree that more realistic water pricing and improved water management will significantly cut agricultural water use.

• The more stems you cut to the ground in winter or early spring, the more open and arching next year's growth will be.

• If plant becomes straggly, cut it back in fall add to my plant list.

• For more graceful plant, cut back when young to force multiple trunks.

• Cut away the bottom and the lower third of the sides.

• Once fruiting begins, cut back on water but don't let plants become stressed.

• Cut the opening with a saber saw, tack down the sheet metal edges, and drop in the sink.

• They water them after they sprout, cut them down in the fall and leave them alone for the winter.

• As the plant develops, cut off all but two main stems.

• Lay clam flat and cut around slippery tan gills, mouth, and digger to separate them from the rest of the white meat.

• Cut out top of small pumpkin and scoop the inside clean.

• If that is not possible, use a circular saw equipped with a masonry blade to cut a channel that you can slide the lintel into.

• Switching from a power to a reel mower will give a cleaner cut and reduce noise and pollution.

• To bring down the building cost, the windows on the garage doors will be cut from the design.

• However, admin is trying to cut down on cost-of-living raises.

• The only way that companies can prosper in these markets is to cut costs relentlessly and accept profit margins close to zero.

• Cut through all four layers as you move toward the top of the shirt.

• Modern techniques can cut the number of animals used and improve data quality.

• The people may have hunted the game to extirpation and cut down what trees there were.

• With a small, sharp knife, cut the ends off the oranges.

• Goldman's decision to cut staff comes as no surprise.

• Partnerships will cut costs, helping the colleges to avoid future increases in tuition, which are already relatively high.

• Air-carpet hulls could sail faster, save fuel and cut emissions.

• Housewives bought his calendars, viewed them for a year, then cut off the dates and framed the pictures.

• Dust cut with rooting hormone, encase in damp sphagnum moss, and.

• The supposedly cursed gem was cut from an even larger.

• Facing hard times, colleges find unusual ways to cut costs.

• Budget cut after budget cut after budget cut have left us all painfully aware of how the sausage is made, or not made.

• The size of the cut also brings more fear than comfort.

• Cut at an angle from each corner on the edge to the marked center point, which removes a triangle from the side of the cup.

• Twins may appear to be cut from the same cloth, but their genes reveal a different pattern.

• How to cut and display spring's beautiful blooming branches.

• You've probably already cut back on shopping, eating out,.

• Getting a buzz cut helps a patient mentally prepare for war with prostate cancer.

• Cut the entire shirt body up to the seam of the sleeves.

• Across-the-board budget cut would hit science agencies hard.

• Quickly and easily cut bacon, pancetta, and other fatty cured.

• Bloomberg's plan to cut spending on capital projects, saying it would.

• After that, it had to cut out things that did not deserve funding:.

• Drug-maker plans to cut jobs and spending as industry shies away from drug discovery.

• He is against raising taxes so, if growth does not pick up, he must cut spending instead.

• Reducing your energy use at home can cut back on the amount of greenhouse gas produced by your.

• Right now they're producing cut gemstones in the range of one to two carats.

• Cut openings for stainless steel or aluminum containers sold by restaurant.

• The cut in pension contributions was approved, though with some caveats, by independent actuaries.

• Insert the end of scissors into the hole and continue to cut along the line around the bottle.

• Decoding how a mosquito sniffs out human targets could lead to better traps and repellents that cut malaria's spread.

• There is another option, a southern route for the highway that would actually serve more people currently cut off from the world.

• To develop a more prostrate form, cut vertical stems back.

• No other state finance minister has cut closer to the bone than this.

• Getting your numbers under control can cut your risk of heart disease by up to a third.

• Cut five verticals to the height of the frame and eight horizontals to the frame's.

• The third method is to cut payments to hospitals and doctors.

• Use scissors to cut out the animal picture squares below.

• The first national regulations to cut greenhouse gas emissions aim to reduce fuel consumption in vehicles.

• From out of nowhere, a dog from another team-its trace cut or broken-veers in front of us and falls beneath our left runner.

• Marketing spending is one of the first things companies decide to cut when faced with slowing sales.

• Regulators adopt first in nation standards to cut greenhouse gas emissions from transportation fuels.

• On weekends and at night, turn the heat down to cut power usage when no one is in the building.

• Scientists have found that ingesting a particular plant extract prior to drinking may cut the risk of a severe hangover in half.

• They cut their peat from the high ridge and harvested fish from the sea.

• Snap the sides into a fold and cut through the board.

• In the meantime, cut the frankfurters into slices and chop the bacon into small bits.

• Electric cars could cut greenhouse gas emissions if used properly.

• Cut marks indicated that this had been done by knife, not lion teeth.

• Farmers cut forests to provide more room for planting crops or grazing livestock.

• New research argues that shapeliness and other typical measures don't cut it on their.

• The only way to collect the sticks was to cut up the bodies of dead oxen and leave them on the ground near the birds' nests.

• With watering, will produce several waves of bloom in spring and summer if cut back lightly after each flowering.

• Cut off the top of one plastic bottle with the knife at the point where it begins to widen out below the pouring spout.

• Mayors are often better equipped than presidents to cut greenhouse gases.

• Relatives of the edible onion, they are peerless as cut flowers.

• For example, a farmer may cut down trees on a hillside for more pasture.

• Anything that can cut such resistance should lengthen the life of machines and save energy.

• Cut the lattice supports to fit snugly between the posts behind the bench.

• G ray-green leaves of these plants are lobed or finely cut.

• But the slender woman with the buzz cut and two others are silently vomiting into plastic bags.

• As memory demands grow and devices shrink, current storage techniques won't cut it.

• Use hedge shears to cut back vigorous ground covers.

• Matt spots a king cobra and has his work cut out for him as he tries to capture.

• Diversity can be a powerful tool--but it is one that can cut both ways.

• The best time to cut stems and branches is in the early morning or evening when the air is cool.

• The storm in the northern cell began looking anemic as the new line of storms cut off its supply of warm, moist air.

• Better insulation for high-voltage cables could keep them dry during deluges and cut transmission loss.

• Ask a parent to help you cut cardboard into the shape of a television screen.

• Every operation starts with a cut and ends when the incision is closed.

• They also cut an avenue that was oriented with surprising accuracy to the rising of the sun on the summer solstice.

• Extensive evacuation would be impossible because the surging water would cut off the few escape routes.

• For best results, cut previous year's stems to ground in winter or early spring.

• For an animal to be considered kosher, it must be killed by a swift cut across the throat with a perfectly sharpened knife.

• Reduce your amount of driving time to cut air pollution.

• Cut the vegetables at home, make the dressing, then toss everything together when you're ready to eat.

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