| Most rooms, even plot-centric ones, are cut-and-paste. |
| Mail bombs may be addressed in distorted handwriting, or the name and address may be prepared with homemade labels or cut-and-paste lettering. |
| Researchers now hope to determine whether RAG1 and RAG2 can carry out their cut-and-paste activities inside living cells. |
| That moment, as well as anything, signifies the Japanese cut-and-paste master's arrival as a major force in the world of progressive pop music. |
| Insofar as this is a cut-and-paste of the European Constitution, it deserves to be put to a referendum on ratification in each country, starting with France and the Netherlands. |
| A cut-and-paste exercise can greatly aid the student with memory work. |
