cutouts

• Without permission, the wooden cutouts were viewed as vandalism.
• He untied the string binding the cutouts, and the first ones began peeling off. —  Night Mare
• Deprived of their shadows, they resembled paper cutouts -- two-dimensional artifacts against a blinding backdrop. —  F ;SF; - vol 104 issue 03 - March 2003
• "Most software games depict crowds as little more than cardboard cutouts," —  YubaNet.com
• Because cash and other forms of assistance are funneled through religious "trusts" and other cutouts, and because of an undeclared policy that all soldiers fraternizing with the Taliban are to be dressed in the same garb as the militia, somnolent U.S. intelligence agencies have failed to detect the multiple contacts between the Pakistani army and the jihadists, including clearance from the higher brass to missions directed against India and NATO. —  Military Space News, Nuclear Weapons, Missile Defense

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