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- verb Present participle of
hatchet .
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Examples
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And he's going to start hatcheting (ph) with entitlement reform and issues that can really bring the deficit down.
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NGUYEN: A teenager accused of shooting and hatcheting patrons at a gay bar in Massachusetts is in critical condition this morning.
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The site celebrates those companies that are doing extraordinary things to sustain their business - rather than hatcheting staff - and, most importantly, shows others how they're doing it.
ACT New Zealand - 2009
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If you know any more let us know science cockup last week and that bit of party hatcheting on Monday, this is probably politically far more serious.
Irish Blogs 2009
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The site celebrates those companies that are doing extraordinary things to sustain their business - rather than hatcheting staff - and, most importantly, shows others how they're doing it.
ACT New Zealand - 2009
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In our attempts to find meaning in a world that is mostly random and chaotic and very complex, we are quick to abandon context to draw conclusions that don't fit the reality [A great example is this post,, where John Quiggin is taken in by the Guardian's hatcheting of comments made by Brigadier General Ed Butler.
Political Beliefs and Self-Deception, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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Latest signs look good, but hatcheting no counts before they chicken).
On Southern Mexico 2006
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Latest signs look good, but hatcheting no counts before they chicken).
On Southern Mexico 2006
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Latest signs look good, but hatcheting no counts before they chicken).
On Southern Mexico 2006
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Latest signs look good, but hatcheting no counts before they chicken).
On Southern Mexico 2006
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