cut corners

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1. 走捷径：shed crocodile tears 假装哭泣,假慈悲 | cut corners 走捷径 | face the music 面对现实

2. 超近路;以简捷方式做事：cup of tea 喜欢而又会做之事 | cut corners 超近路;以简捷方式做事 | cut down on 削减

3. 走捷径;省钱(或人力、时间等)：cut back削减,降低 | cut corners走捷径;省钱(或人力、时间等) | cut down消减,减少

4. 走捷径,超近路：curtain lecture 枕边训导 | cut corners 走捷径,超近路 | cut a good figure 给人好的印象

1. One can even cut corners by contacting the 16 information officers, whose contact details are also published online.

2. We have advanced technologies and don't need to cut corners to make profit.

3. The problematic rabies vaccines reported recently in some southern provinces is a reminder that some vaccine producers do cut corners in production and quality examinations.

4. Why should I be different when others cut corners and break the rules?

5. McCain similarly cut corners with context when he accused Obama of voting for huge subsidies for the oil industry.

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6. Buy quality foodstuff - Insistence on low prices oblige the manufactures to cut corners with " chemical magic " and other tricks.

7. Some have been found to cut corners in ingredients, while others might have used specifications out of sync with the rest of the world.

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8. " The worst disasters occur in sedation and they occur when people cut corners, " Shafer said.

9. Some reward programs have also gotten stingier as lenders cut corners to save money.

10. Critics laugh at the temporarily frozen sum as a " pittance ", the forfeiture of which is little deterrent to someone with an inclination to cut corners.

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