Wheels, instrument panels and front-end modules are delivered in the same manner, but they don't arrive on trucks.

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"We had that feeling right from day one that this was the instrument that was going to end this war, " Safferstein said in a 2005 interview conducted by one of his sons, Michael, along with an oral history project moderator.

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The other end of the cable clips on to an instrument known as a speculum, which is used to keep the vagina open during the examination.

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The project will begin at the end of January with the dismantling of the instrument, which has 4, 000 pipes, as well as components dating back to its initial construction in 1665.

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In this way she rescued abstract painting, making it once again an instrument of meaningful expression rather than an end in itself.

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In Phyfe's lyre-back chairs, the lyre features a key-ended tuning pin on the right side and a peg-shaped end on the left, suggesting an authentic musical instrument rather than a mere design motif.

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But at the end of the day, it's a financial instrument that banks thought had a lot of value, and we've learned over the last year that they don't have that much value.

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Nobody on the committee thinks that QE has reached the end of the road and that it is not a useful instrument anymore.

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In the end, he commissioned a group of researchers at Ludwig-Maximilians University in Germany to design an instrument which produces light with a wavelength of 1, 300 nanometres and has the ability to fire 440, 000 pulses a second.

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