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After six years at Turner, Witherspoon, Anders and Tyler, Attorneys at Law, Nick thought she might’ve achieved partner, but no.

Having grown up with a single dad in a low-income household, she trusted Nick’s know-how over her own.

Nick would max it out with $5,000 worth of business purchases and promptly pay it off the next day.

In 2008, Nick and I took an American Institute for Avalanche Research and Education Level 1 avalanche course, and I got a pair of bulky alpine touring bindings for cheap, mounting them on an old pair of skis my friend Mitsu sold me for $100.

“It really seems like we got there just in the nick of time,” Sven-Erik Spichiger, an entomologist at the Washington State Department of Agriculture who oversaw the process, said during a news conference Tuesday.

Nothing vital has been damaged, but a major artery was nicked.

The dishes troubled her, they were so thick and nicked in so many places, that it was difficult to find one which was whole.

When she had finished they discovered that one of her six bullets had just nicked the edge of the paper.

I hadn't been hit so badly; just bullet shock and a nicked shoulder to keep me in bed for a couple of days.

"I should have been in peril of having my ear nicked," he said, under his breath, as he crossed the threshold.

For safety, glass tops that have become chipped or nicked on the edges that fit the jar should be replaced by perfect ones.