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I grabbed my nail clippers and went to work again.

But let's make one thing clear about all four of these places: Absolutely no nail clippers allowed.

We even saw some stunning nail clippers on sale here.

He had gotten hold of his father's nail clippers.

She said nothing about this, but rather spoke, "Hey, do you know where the nail clippers are?"

The guy on the other side was bemoaning the fact that they took away his nail clippers.

First, use nail clippers rather than scissors to cut the mails.

They hand-searched it and found nail clippers that my husband didn't even know he had.

"It's completely up to you," he says, "but I do have nail clippers."

Otherwise I have to keep these as nail clippers.'

It makes the Trim brand of nail clippers and emery boards.

He was a tall, jumpy guy with a couple of nail clippers on a chain around his neck.

And he said, 'I can break it off and give you your nail clippers back.

Most nail clippers usually come with another tool attached, which is used to clean the dirt out of nails.

Do you use nail clippers on him?

Athletes should not share personal items, such as razors, toothbrushes, and nail clippers.

Travelers at some airports can again board planes with nail clippers in their carry-on bags.

After squinting I noticed it was nail clippers.

Other examples include nail clippers and piano keys.

It looks like some lunatic hacked your hair off with a pair of nail clippers!"

Two of your Nov. 9 news articles about airport security note that nail clippers are being confiscated.

Don't share razors, toothbrushes, nail clippers, or anything else that could have your blood on it.

Nail clippers occasionally come with a pocket knife or a nail catcher.

You can help protect yourself by not sharing anything that may have blood on it, such as razors, toothbrushes, and nail clippers.

Nail clippers or tweezers forgotten at the bottom of purses won't make it through.