Clients are not merely trying to screw down fees, but rather are aiming for predictability and fairer, not just lower, bills.

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The majority of the Replicator's internal space is wide open, save for a build platform that can be adjusted up and down by turning a threaded screw and the gantry atop the space that houses the Stepstruder MK8, whose front is monopolized by a large pair of fans.

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The rise in health care costs, and especially in the share paid by the patient, is giving people a lot more incentive to screw up their courage to try to bargain down prices.

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We hung a backpack off of an ice screw to block some of the debris funneling down the chute, but mostly all I could do was hold the rope and cower while Jim led up.

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Llanbradach-born Stephen Thomas's Topster - A screw-on pourer which prevents milk from dripping down the side of the bottle and making a mess of your fridge which now sells 2, 500 a month and is available through Lakeland stores.

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Plastic creeps away from the pressure, sliding down the threads so that even a tightened screw loosens almost instantly.

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Bradford subsequently turned the screw as Newton flicked a pass to Evans to touch down before scoring himself - after which the soon-to-be retired Vagana missed an easy conversion attempt.

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Then, Intel plans to turn the screw, yet again, by shrinking the features on its new processors down to 32 nanometers by 2009.

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