The operation (on October 16, 1846), the excising of a neck tumor before doctors and students in the operating theater, proceeds painlessly.

The excising of islands from the Australian migration zone remains a very controversial aspect of Australian immigration policy.

That instrument was intended as a scalpel for the cutting out of cancers, not for the excising of unsightly pimples.

But destruction can be a positive act, too; the clearing out of rot, the excising of diseased tissue, the brushing away of the old to make room for the new.

The most apparent trim is the excising of "Growltiger's Last Stand," a long, ambitious production number in the second act that includes a pirate ship and an opera parody.

"Mind you, I am a surgeon; my skills are in the excising of diseased flesh with the knife, in the stitching of damaged tissue with needle and gut-thread.

Mark F. Muscaro, a leader of the secession movement, said, "Excising Staten Island out of the song is not unlike the sentiments that drove us to secession."

These creatures worship a minor deity known as L'rog'g (possibly another aspect of Nyarlathotep), whose rituals require a yearly sacrifice in the form of the excising of the legs from a native.

The excising of the majority of the Ohio teams left the Dayton Triangles as the last surviving connection to the Ohio League, which served as the basis for the NFL's founding.

In the state churches of the Saxon Electorate and the Thuringian principalities, the excising of the Eucharistic Prayer by Martin Luther was reversed in the decade after the Second World War.

But viewers who detest the bleeping of words, the digital blurring of body parts and the excising of slaps and punches are now buying videocassettes that show raw and tempestuous footage from one of television's wildest shows.

Cases of brown recluse venom traveling along a limb through a vein or artery are rare, but the resulting tissue mortification can affect an area as large as several inches and in extreme cases require excising of the wound.

For more information, you can see our section on excise duties.

It could be done by imposing a small 5 percent excise tax on energy use.

If the business is a partnership, you must also complete form Excise 102.

I have heard that excise men are quite understanding, really."

Do not forget you have to include excise duty in the value.

And they had to have their secret routes, you see the excise men would be looking for them.

But wine prices are up all over, thanks in part to new Federal excise taxes.

And the city's human economy cannot afford further excise or sales taxes.

"Is there any more news from British customs and excise?"

But eight states are considering higher excise taxes, according to the conference.

Customs and Excise had their eyes on him for a while."

Add that to the state excise taxes, and it can average 27.4 cents.

These rules are different if you're bringing in excise goods for commercial use.

Bullock worked as an excise officer for the British government.

He called for higher excise taxes on liquor and tobacco.

The current excise duty rates were established in 1992 and came into effect on 1 January 1993.

The same area of a building cannot be both an excise warehouse and a registered store.

Providing additional resources for the state in the form of excise duties.

He notes that the 72 cents does not include the 15-cent-a-pack increase in the Federal excise tax on the books for the year 2002.

These are the three main targets of excise taxation in most countries around the world.

Increase beer excise taxes to the same level as those for spirits.

Also, to deal in game the act made an excise licence necessary.

Other excise taxes are imposed by the federal and some state governments.

Thomas Paine, who was an excise officer in the town.

However, he was out of office in this period, having lost his Excise place in 1681.

About 3:30 more was excised from the start of the third period.

No, nothing will be excised when the time comes: effect, remember?

It was as if the operation had excised her will to live.

In June 2007, the club excised the rights to buy him.

Thought is one mental process that must be excised out of us.

However, the scene ran too long and had to be excised from the final cut.

Justice Department officials say they will eventually make the report public after any personal information is excised.

I have excised all you proposed and more on my own movement.

It is those few hundred years that were excised from the books.

It was I who excised those facts from your security check, over seven years ago.

"There are some girls who die after being excised, it is true," he said.

Anyone who did not show up would be excised from the society and hunted down like a dog.

But critics say that excising some blood and gore is not enough.

However this version had some sexual content excised as well.

"You want to give me some help in excising this specimen?"

Only if that node had cancer would others be excised.

"It looks as though the cancer is completely excised," he added.

The officers' names were excised from the document made available today.

A housing subdivision was excised from the park in 1881.

Her eyes are excised and she stares out with an eerie power.

From the point of view of the present, the past has to be excised.

A second square has been excised from the floor, creating a well you can peer into.

At this point, a swatch of the movie seems to have been excised.

It was excised as inappropriate and has subsequently taken on its own life.

Tumors were excised after 6 or 10 weeks and weighed (Table 2).