Odette Tawil, right, and friends at the Port of Alexandria, 1955. Beachgoers at the time would hire "cutters," sailboats that plied the waterfront, nearby beaches, and fishing spots.
Mr Syed assembled a mobile of dozens of miniature drones made from box cutters, a silvery fleet of the American death machines that hunt and kill the Taliban in Pakistan's tribal areas.
But Clancy - who has no relation to the thriller writer - is also an example of the hurdles cord cutters face.
"She makes a sound like the hiss of a snake when they come on with strength; they go against her with axes, like wood-cutters."
The passengers were sent to the cutters as the ship was sinking.
All I wanted the clear-cutters to do was to reduce the size of their big cuts and leave adequate buffers along roads and streams to reduce soil erosion.
So, when illegal traders catch them and sell them on, they usually remove the hapless creatures' teeth - with wire cutters.
Using bolt cutters, they quickly pluck a Rembrandt from the wall and stuff it into a bag.
The use of shorter cutters also reduces the vibration of the tool that can result when machining deep cores or cavities with three-axis machines.
Giant Hydraulic supports keep the tunnel stable until the cutters have moved on.
a pair of wire-cutters
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