My knife became a little sharper.

(shrieks with laughter)

The needle is particularly sharp.

Collision with sharp objects

Now that chirp is very characteristic of black holes merging that it chirps up at the end.

Hey, this is hitting him pretty hard, isn't it?

So with flutes, with golf carts, and even with a fiercely contested question like same sex marriage, Aristotle has a point.

And now I'm maybe being harsh.

Serious economists whom I respect enormously find themselves taking strong positions on opposite sides of this debate. I m not wise enough to say which side is right, but I certainly know which side I hope is wrong.

Even sharper than usual.

There were also sharp differences within and between the two movements.

Oh, yes...

Problems are even more acute in rural and provincial areas.

The issue of returns remains one of the country s most acute problems.

I hope you weren't too sharp with that very provincial old lady.

That problem was more acute in countries with economies in transition.

The issue of the next scale had taken on a sharp political tint.

We have also heard pointed calls for transparency in this forum.

In the 60 years of its existence, the United Nations has witnessed heated discussions and bitter disagreements.

The liberalization policies under way will further sharpen the competition in the industry.

You never know what's in store for you, when you hear the squeal of brakes.

This time, when Rascona says the N word, it's sharp and emphatic.

56. The discrepancy between mandates and resources is particularly acute in the area of technical cooperation.

Spiky hair spikier than this. Kind of orange hair.

And there are stand up comics who are talking about racial issues, about ethnic issues.

Social differences are very severe and this, indeed, has generated discrimination among the population.

The town clerk has been killed. Stabbed in the side with a strange pointed instrument.

If not carefully managed, it can also provoke acute social and political tensions.

In the classroom, we have arguments on some of the most fiercely held moral convictions that students have about big public questions.

Make 'em roar Make 'em scream

She hath found no rest for the sole of her foot.

If that wasn't enough, when I came out of the house the reporters pounced on me with their questions, asking me the lowdown.

But, fortunately, President Shi and his associates are profoundly and acutely conscious of that fact.

The subject was discussed on the radio in denunciatory and sharply critical tones.

Although the above problems are still acute in several countries, attempts have been made in recent years to address them.

Ms. Tchitanava (Georgia) said that the issues related to internally displaced persons were particularly acute for Georgia.

It's coral coloured with little greentipped blossoms, rather like a hyacinth.

For all local NGOs, financial sustainability is the most acute problem.

The most urgent need for such technical units is in the African region, where institutional weaknesses are still very acute.

Her acute observation skills make her a very suitable photographer.

Just imagine if you were observant!

As poignantly stated by an African official, You demanded that we faithfully pay our debts, and we did. You asked us to restructure our economies.

The detainees had allegedly been whipped, their fingernails and toenails had been removed, and they had been forced to walk on sharp objects.

That's a good thing for this particular acute problem, but it does nothing to solve the pyramid problem.

Inter entity returns, especially to the Bosnian Serb entity, continue to pose protection challenges.