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The Seersucker Whipsaw (1967)

Spencer Tracy during the filming of Whipsaw in 1935 and Libeled Lady in 1936.

"Technology at its best is precise, clean, organized, and sometimes even magical," said Dan Harden of Whipsaw, a design consultancy that shapes high-tech products.

Ranger's Luck (Whipsaw) (1949)

A new digital camera for Creative Labs by the California company Whipsaw Design takes its inspiration from the many-chambered spiral shell called the nautilus.

"South Side Whipsaw: A Brock Steele Adventure" from Conquering Science Fiction (2009)

"Hiring of Replacements by Nonstruck Employers in 'Whipsaw Strike' Context Held Not an Unfair Labor Practice."

An Emotional Whipsaw In Ortal and other Golan kibbutzim, residents feel caught in a political and emotional whipsaw.

When Don returns, having been away at the time with Salvation, Whipsaw and Captain John Fremont, he assumes the masked identity of The Eagle to stop them and get his revenge.

The sole specimen was found the Whipsaw Creek locality of the Allenby Formation near Princeton, British Columbia and named for Dr. Mark Wilson of the University of Alberta.

A brief stint in Nigeria as a political consultant later provided the material for "The Seersucker Whipsaw," about the mischief unleashed when a public relations team is called in to manage a political campaign in an emerging African nation.

Dan Hardin of Whipsaw Design said, perhaps a little too floridly: "I wanted users to feel an instant connection with the camera by making it look like a precious shell you find washed up on the beach and want to examine and caress.

You know what a pitsaw is, you dig a hole and one man gets down the bottom, the other one comes up.

However there's nice light this morning to see the marks of the pitsaw across that beam, the big two man pitsaw.

Carpenters used a ripsaw (or "pitsaw") to saw logs into thin boards, which were held together by ornate nails forged in the mission's blacksmith shop.