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nail onto
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nail something onto something and nail something to something; nail something on
to attach something onto something by nailing. Suzy nailed the hose bracket onto the side of the house. She nailed on the bracket. Laura nailed the bracket to the wall.
See also: nail
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Years of infection will cause the nail to thicken and this may hinder the treatment process.
Nail Fungus the Only Option Is to Seek Proper Medical Care by 10acne.com - / Health care industry community
Nail Stripes: Simply peel away and put the stripe on the nail to stick the design to your nail.
Flaunt the Beauty of Your Nails with Stylish Nail Designs by Catty / Women's issues/gender studies community
It is best to file in one direction instead of going back and forth which have the tendency to cause your nail to break.
Do It Yourself Nail Care by Mary Lorainne / Computers and Internet community
 
 
 
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