So, to cut a long story short, I went home, went underneath the microscope, and I crushed up a piece of glass, crushed it up.

We grind the plastic down to about the size of your small fingernail.

मह स क रमण क दमन करन

you crush with your left toe.

So I was crushing up these pieces of glass, which, as you can see, that's the actual frame of the house.

Between a strumpet's legs to lie

With your right toe, you crush the butt of a cigarette.

It starts with metal recyclers who shred our stuff into very small bits.

I'm scaring off the wolves Wolves, right

Now you crush both butts.

We mashed the clay with our feet when it came from the hillside.

And remember, gentlemen, the mint must be crushed slowly and gently.

I gota my guns here in the pass and I'll blow him to pieces.

They then shredded the cardboard and sold it to equestrian centers as horse bedding.

(iv) Kahawa coal. These are pellets made by grinding the wastes from coffee husks and mixing them with clay and water.

I let my boy crush you.

Looking at it in further detail, however, their contribution rises to 89 per cent in the processing of wheat into products such as flour, burghul, cracked wheat, wheat grits and bread.

Shredder (small) Adding machine

A dog was run over by a truck.

How you're planning to crush the snake.

But what's wheat? Wheat is a grass that grows in the field.

I'II knock your block off!

Can you tell wheat from barley?

Being run over is never easy.

Holy Mary, it's crushed him like a focaccia.

All right. Little tiny pieces.

I mean the world where women spend two to three hours everyday grinding grain for their families to eat.

More wheat?

I'll crush him like a snake.

They're still coming in, sir. Almost on top of the Italian guns now.

Miss Morgan, Miss McCord.

Miss McCord.

Miss MacKenzie!

Yes! Miss MacKenzie!

You think my poor little heart is broken.

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Hard wheat products

Flour soft wheat

Sergeant MacCorry!

Miss Meredith!

My children are threshing wheat.

To date, small debris objects (smaller than a few millimetres in diameter) have caused damage to operational space systems.

Smaller fragments stem mainly from break up events in these highly eccentric orbits.

To date, small debris objects (smaller than a few millimetres in diameter) have caused damage to operational space systems.

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