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brayer

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(graphic arts)

A soft rubber roller attached to a wooden or metal handle; used to ink blocks, stones, or printing plates.

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Ms Bray toldNews.com.au:"I was told to shave my head because of the damage."

Woman demands [pounds sterling]16k from salon after hairdresser 'cut her hair into a mullet'; Jessica Bray claims she suffered emotionally and was forced to buy a [pounds sterling]1,000 wig for her 30th birthday

Mr Warren said Bray was "screaming and shouting" as he jumped over the counter and grabbed PS200 from the till.

Betting shop burglar's bare-faced cheek caught on camera

Bray's Gary McCabe was shown a second yellow card on 76 minutes for a nasty challenge on Jamie Lennon and sub Kelly headed in a Byrne cross for St Pat's third three minutes from time.

SAINTS PILE MISERY ON

The Royal Hotel Bray offers 128 ensuite bedrooms, state of the art leisure facilities indoor 14m heated swimming pool and children's pool, Jacuzzi, sauna, steam room and equipped gym.

mirror OFFERS

Background: Bray has more than 28 years of experience in the timber industry and has established many strong and long-term relationships in the industry.

Super Mover: a closer look behind a prominent promotion

Baker & Bray offers a uniquely British ready-to-wear clothing, collar & lead range.

Baker & Bray Launches British-Made Luxury Dog Clothing & Accessories Line

The assault on Mr Yates of Dalton is said to have occurred at Mrs Bray's home on Sunday evening when he was allegedly attacked with a knife.

Two appear on attempted murder charge

Before Bray made the second purchase, Salesforce.com "represented it had worldwide operations" and would be able to support Bray in China, Brazil and other countries, the complaint states.

Customer sues Salesforce.com over support service

Bray, flanked by dock officers, spoke only to confirm his name and enter pleas to the charges during the brief, six-minute hearing at Caernarfon Crown Court.

Man admits Bangor attack

Sentencing was then delayed because Bray was facing an unconnected allegation of witness intimidation, of which he has since been cleared.

SERIAL BURGLAR GETS FOUR YEARS

Bray spent numerous hours preparing for and assisting them to be successful and productive learners.

Beverly Bray

Charlotte Lillian Bray, 58, of Quakers Row, Embleton, Northumberland, admitted six counts of gross indecency with a child under the age of 14 and a further offence at Newcastle Crown Court.