In 1956, during the Suez Crisis, Adenauer completely supported the Anglo-French-Israeli attack on Egypt, arguing to his Cabinet that Nasser was a pro-Soviet force that needed to be cut down to size.
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An ex-Midland Railway van was purchased as a goods van to be attached onto the train made up of brake vans, it was later cut down to size and used as a PW wagon.
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At the very moment when AT & T was cut down to size, and forced to divest itself of local phone companies, Ebbers and his early partners leaped into the new game of telecommunciations entrepreneurship.
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At the very moment when AT & AMP; T was cut down to size, and forced to divest itself of local phone companies, Ebbers and his early partners leaped into the new game of telecommunciations entrepreneurship.
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Great figures of American folklore are cut down to size in " Tall Tale : The Unbelievable Adventures of Pecos Bill, " in which a plucky boy finds himself with Pecos Bill, John Henry and Paul Bunyan for traveling companions.
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In Group E play in Bremen, Greece surprisingly took the first set thanks to solid blocking, but were cut down to size after Cuba adjusted with unrelentingly hard attacks to sweep the next three and win 19-25, 25-21, 25-15, 25-18.
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In Group E play in Bremen, Greece surprisingly took the first set thanks to solid blocking, but were cut down to size after Cuba adjusted with unrelentingly hard attacks to sweep the next three sets and win 19-25, 25-21, 25-15, 25-18.
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Among those whose reputations are cut down to size : Gloria Steinem, Al Capone, Ernest Hemingway, Isaac Asimov, the'60s, Shel Silverstein, John Adams, Boss Tweed, atomic power, Alfred Eisenstaedt, Hunter S . Thompson, Gary Cooper, the idea of progress, Alexis de Tocqueville, Yalta, and the Beatles.
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However, only Candace's shed will be able to move out in one piece, due to the height restriction of 9'2 " ( despite the doorway itself being 9'6 " to allow some room for error ) the four others must be cut down to size.
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Maurice Sagoff, a reformed journalist who made a late-life name for himself abbreviating great literature into terse humorous verse, died on March 18 at a hospital near his home in Acton, Mass . He was 88 and the author of " Shrinklits : 70 of the World's Towering Classics Cut Down to Size ."
