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• “He said O'Donnell's only experience is in "sharpening the partisan divide but not at bridging it.”

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• “Of course, the downside of this is that if you're extremely sensitive, as I am, it means you need to protect yourself from people who take a malicious pleasure in sharpening their blades on your misfortunes and brandishing their cleverness at your expense.”

  Norah Vincent - An interview with author

• “So the first time I took them to a pro sharpener he said no sharpening is needed on these blades it only takes metal off.”

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• “These tapes would then be used by other crew EWOs interested in sharpening their listening and signal interpretation skills.”

  Fisher, Donald E.

• “If you’re not willing to keep your commitments to yourself, especially in sharpening your own saw, somewhere down the road - and from my observations – I suspect clients will not be as certain that you’ll continue to keep your commitments to them.”

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• “She paused, a pained expression sharpening the fine lines around her eyes.”

  Lauren

• “She was aware of Helena's expression sharpening several degrees.”

  Captives Of The Night

• “It may be of some political use in sharpening their industry.] 146 Blackstone’s Tables”

  The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire

• “Honing means running the edge of the knife along a rodlike device called a sharpening steel.”

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• “U of T president David Naylor welcomed the idea of sharpening the focus of each institution, especially if it means some schools, like the U of T, become more focused on graduate programs than they are right now.”

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