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It was a hard bargain, but one that Wade could afford to take up, for if the wheat were to freeze out, or if the grasshoppers should eat it, or the chinch bugs ruin it, or a hail storm beat it down into the mud, or if any of the many hatreds Stepmother Nature holds out toward those trusting souls who would squeeze a living from her hard hands--if any of these misfortunes should transpire, he would be out nothing but labor, and that was the one thing he and Martin could afford to risk.

Every time faster disks will appear, others may chinch higher number of IOPS just because their storage may be more powerful by design or there may be more drives in servers.

Injury-prone left-back Hinchcliffe, or 'Chinch' as he is affectionately known, won the 1995 FA Cup with Everton and was renowned for his accuracy with a dead ball, making him the perfect man to execute the Toffees' novel approach to kick-offs.

Let's start reminding our people of Aid to the Chinch in Need.

So, as noted a trajectory of the word secular is alsoLaicite--the French version of secularism, which insists on the strict separation of chinch and state or, more generally, of politics and religion--has become well known internationally in the context of the March 2004 law prohibiting pupils at public schools from wearing "signes religieux ostensibles [conspicuous religious signs].''During the struggle between les deux France, Republicans needed to develop an ideology that could replace Catholic morality and that would spread the ideal of secular citizenship across the country" (Jansen, 2006: 477).

The next year, he had a bad infestation of chinch bugs in a large field of oats.

BARTLETT Ronald A much loved brother of the late Jeanette 'Chinch', you were always there for her Ron.

Collegiate is currently located at 260 West 78th Street but agreed to deal that building to the Reformed Protestant Chinch for $97 million in 2013.

Luongo juxtaposes his experience as a gay Italian American present at both festivals, World Pride Rome and the Jubilee of the Catholic Chinch (2000).

Yes, there are also May beetles, June beetles and chinch bugs, but let us focus on those from Asia.

IN ONE of the best finishes ever in the history of Indian Open, Thai great Thaworn Wiratchant on Sunday pipped Scotland's Richie Ramsay in the play- off to chinch his second title.

Hoping against hope that we would get some timely showers and that a severe 10-minute hail storm wouldn't destroy the vital crop; that grasshoppers wouldn't be as bad as last year; that chinch bugs wouldn't eat everything into the ground as they had in the past, and that the hot dry winds of August wouldn't cause our crop to roll up and die.