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"I grew up with a dad and a grandfather who were extremely thrifty," he told Boston University in 2016.
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Given the exorbitant cost of sending people and supplies into space, astronauts have to be extremely thrifty with their resources, which results in major sacrifices in comfort during their time off the planet.
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I come from a family that has gone through long periods of poverty, where my parents were extremely thrifty when it came to their own lives but still as generous as they could be with me and their children and family and friends.
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The illustration for Khor and Kalinych by Elisabeth Bohm. 1883. Story of two peasants one who is extremely thrifty, and the other an idealist, both of whom work for a petty landowner named Polutykin. This introduces the role of the narrator as the uncommitted observer. Turgenev at once appears as a writer and an artist but also a social reformer and activist. The separation of the two peasants plays a big role in later works by the author, as he explained in a speech given in 1860 where he talks about the dichotomy of his “Hamlet-like” and “Quixotic” characters.
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Lü described Mao in his own words, "I shall never forget the time I spent with chairman Mao. Although a great leader, he struck me more like a kind older person. His virtues, like his strong will, courage and resourcefulness, tolerance, integrity and simplicity, have always inspired me" Houmin also said that Mao was a person who cared deeply about his staff. According to Lu, Mao was extremely thrifty having only a well-patched blanket and one pair of leather shoes, and he was able to convince the staff not to take advantage of their privileges.
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I nostri italiani, economi per eccellenza, risparmiano talvolta > anche di più. > (In the great majority of cases, Italian labourers live in tents, so, > whoever does not get drunk (which is such a common habit in this country, > except amongst Italians) can easily save up to half his wage. Our Italians, > extremely thrifty, save even more than that). Among the many observations about his journey to Australia, the Italian priest and writer, Giuseppe Capra, notes in 1909: > In questi ultimi cinquantacinque anni, in cui l'Italiano emigrò più numeroso > in Australia, la sua condotta morale è superiore a quella delle altre > nazionalità che qui sono rappresentate, l'inglese compreso.
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