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snap off

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snap something off
to break off something brittle. Liz snapped a bit of the rock off and put it in her bag. Carl snapped off a piece of the candy and gave it to Timmy.
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Both teams went on to trade punts, then the Pioneers let a scoring chance slip away to end the first half when they failed to get the snap off from the Leicester 11 as time expired.
Defense keys Southbridge win by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
So while the best- price quote of 4- 1 about Michael Bell's three- year- old doesn't have me looking for the nearest hand to snap off, she appeals more than current market rivals Rainbow View, who top-class performer over middle-distances.
Coming round to Sariska; BETTING REPORT by The Racing Post (London, England)
3 CDTi, door mirrors have been known to snap off relatively easily and check for signs that the hood seal over the windscreen is sound.
Opel Tigra..it's grrrreat; in association with: Firestone together ... by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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