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What coastline would typically have wave cut cliffs?
The Pacific Coast of the US.
How do you say do not cut please?
No cortar, por favor
What is a mincer typically used for?
A mincer is typically used for meat. An individual would cut or chop the meat into small pieces. Butchers would have to be the most popular users of this item.
What is a splinter party?
a party that has cut off from a major party.
Can I cut my sister's hair?
you can but ur sister may not like it Personally i would do it anyway but i dont favor my sistor much sistor=sister+monster
Who gets cut at the shark party in finding nemo?
dory gets cut
What does a surety bond mean?
A surety bond is an agreement to pay another party is a second party doesn't meet an obligation. So say if Bob says I will cut Ron's yard, as a surety if Bob didn't cut Ron's yard, you would pay Ron.
What does surety bond mean?
A surety bond is an agreement to pay another party is a second party doesn't meet an obligation. So say if Bob says I will cut Ron's yard, as a surety if Bob didn't cut Ron's yard, you would pay Ron.
Where can one find low cost idea's for hosting a party for a dedicated employee?
There are a lot of good, low cost ideas for hosting a party, such as having the party at a restaurant during lunch hours. Typically the lunch hour menu is much more affordable compared to the pricier dinner menu costs. Another cost effective idea would be to hold a pot luck in the office, which would cut down on costs of the employer by having everyone attending to bring their own dish to serve to others.
Do the letters cut from the newspaper have depth explain?
No, the letters cut from a newspaper do not have depth. They are typically flat pieces of paper with printed text on them. Any appearance of depth would be due to the shadows or lighting when the letters are arranged.
How long does your hair have to be to cut it for cancer?
10 inches, typically.
How much do people get for chopping down 1 tree?
It all depends. Typically though, a normal sized oak would be about 7,000 to cut down
