snipping
present participle ofsnip
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Under these circumstances the sensitivity of skinsnippingmay be low, although its specificity should still be near 100 %.
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Skinsnippingis painful, requires appropriate sterilization of equipment, and may fail to diagnose light infections.
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Cut an ordinary photographsnippinga leg off the chair pictured.
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Skinsnippingwas routine procedure during these surveys.
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But we do think that the constantsnippingand squeezing of lifelines to the mainstream educational system is, to say the very least, shortsighted.
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If we are interested in the future of our country we should not besnippingand snapping at our research like peeling a banana.
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It is my belief that many such firms feel very frustrated at times andsnippingaway at the red tape bedevilling them is essential.
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But by this valuation they do not get snippings on the increased site value.
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Snippingis not a common feature of our debates, and opportunities such as this are all too rare.
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It was true of the textile industry, and thesnippingindustry.
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He was often seen ceremoniouslysnippingthe last raisin in half.
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Shipowners and all engaged insnippingare in a speculative industry.
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To remove the catheter after several weeks the balloon is deflated bysnippingthe distal end of the catheter.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The "chonmage" is of such symbolic importance in sumo thatsnippingit off is the centerpiece of a wrestler's retirement ceremony.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The case can only be opened bysnippingthe tie.
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