If I can get by on my own money, I'd prefer to get by on my own money.
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You can't get by on $11,8003, $12,000, $13,000 a year.
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WeWork members get by on 50 square feet per head.
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But you can't just get by on these big boats.
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Many get by on around $1 a day (see chart 3).
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They get by on noodles and rice while the money lasts.
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"It's impossible to get by on a pension in Crimea," she said.
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Thousands of people are trying to get by on the minimum wage.
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A formidable solo performer, she could get by on extended technique alone.
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Ehrlich: There's a lot of bands that get by on style over substance.
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They get by on her grandmother's pension and from sales of homemade sweets.
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She could hardly get by on her meager wages of $36 a month.
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Compared to their U.S. counterparts, Mexico's migration authorities get by on a shoestring.
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It tries to get by on energetic force: a nonstop swirl of movement.
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The many groups nationally get by on less than $2m in total, she estimates.
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But I do think Mr. Bezos could get by on $15 billion or so.
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You can't get by on just managing yourself or managing your employees as individuals.
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"We knew we can't just get by on offense," the reserve guard Donte DiVincenzo said.
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You can only get by on letting the audience live vicariously through you for so long.
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Courtesy Bulbapedia Piplup is the kind of creature that can get by on its looks alone.
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If you can&apost get by on $300,000.00 in a country where so many people are struggling.
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Sam and I can easily get by on $30/day for the two of us in Vietnam.
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How can a senior citizen or a disabled veteran get by on $13,000 a year from Social Security?
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While there, she earned just $300 per month, which forced her to get by on a shoestring budget.
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In Africa, Ms. Vansteenkiste learned to love nature and to get by on very little, her husband said.
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Nebraska definitely cannot boast the opportunities New York offers, but you can get by on a lot less.
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He once consulted a sleep expert to divine a way to get by on four hours a night.
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No longer would he be able to coast through life and get by on his somewhat privileged background.
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Can you get by on ten bucks an hour, or do you have to raise the minimum wage?
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It's surprising we're even able to get by on the days we forget to grab a cup of coffee.
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Previous split-book franchises could get by on plausible deniability; this one barely bothers to justify its continued existence.
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Or is that not reality, and they are just trying to get by on a day-to-day level?
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Widows with children, trying to get by on Social Security survivors benefits, also face a 50 percent earnings penalty.
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The rest of us will have to get by on our vicarious pleasure, which is not to be underestimated.
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Fifty-seven percent of white males who have dropped out get by on some form of government disability check.
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Now he and his wife, Mera, are trying to get by on a fixed income in Borough Park, Brooklyn.
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The two evangelists wouldn't be able to get by on their "animal magnetism and youthful enthusiasm" forever, Templeton argued.
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Greater liberalisation is also associated with rising passenger numbers and an ability to get by on lower subsidies (see chart).
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Plenty of video games get by on name recognition or developer pedigree, but Sundered can sell you with a screenshot.
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Most Navajo get by on fewer than five gallons of water per day, while the typical American consumes about 28500.
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For some years, they said, they were raising enough of their own food to get by on $300 a month.
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The result is a thinly populated landscape of bootstrapped outliers, which have miraculously managed to get by on sheer determination.
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"You get by on your guile more than muscle, brute strength and speed," the team's bench coach, Gary DiSarcina, said.
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The microwave is super far from my office, so I keep putting off heating it up and get by on snacks.
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Unfortunately, unlike their heartier desert counterparts, many houseplants can't get by on a spritz of water whenever you remember they exist.
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Many in the middle class have had to cut back on meat or vegetables and instead get by on cheaper starches.
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Because Linette Richard can't find suitable work, she and her husband get by on what he makes as a car salesman.
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Nonetheless, millions of Americans get by on nothing besides disability payments or food stamps, formally called the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
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University staff, like other members of the middle class, used to be able to get by on part of their salary.
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He can get by on six hours of sleep, but I need more and am always begging for another 10 minutes.
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In Cuenca, this sum is enough to get by on comfortably, whereas it would mean poverty anywhere in the United States.
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Lucifer Zhang, who is deaf and cannot speak, was able to get by on her $140 monthly stipend from the government.
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Yet one in every 10 of the world's people, the report found, must get by on less than $2 a day.
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You can get by on the Air, but its specs are so outdated I can't in good faith recommend anyone buy it.
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To that point, von Tobel estimates that a single household could get by on savings that can cover three months of expenses.
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Costs are lower in smaller cities, where you can get by on $1,900 a month, according to International Living editor Glynna Prentice.
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So, Cindy tries to get by on her original flimsy story: She and Suzanne were hiding in the closet the entire time.
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But the day-to-day things, I think that you can get by on the bare minimums, and maybe not even that.
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Whereas Sally will get by on hard work and good citizenship, Carmen, the libertine with soul, sees men as her way out.
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All four members of the family are out of work—they get by on small, mind-numbing jobs like folding pizza boxes.
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We have lost our jobs and homes in poor economic times and are struggling to get by on Social Security checks and savings.
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They need to keep their grades up, they need to fill their resumes and they need to get by on razor-thin budgets.
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Some people left, some people died, but for the most part everybody's just trying to get by on a day-to-day basis.
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"I don't drink coffee, so I basically get by on willpower, food and naps," said Mr. Dobesh, 26, who lives in Sunnyside, Queens.
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But I was confident that we could get by on $50 or so a day, or about $800, once we were in Thailand.
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Indeed, a putative comedy can often get by on a kind of sly worldview and funny situations more than laugh-a-second jokes.
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What she means is that you should spend six months trying to get by on what your new budget would be as a homeowner.
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But the average benefit is around $16,000 a year; many people would struggle to get by on that (the median wage is around $44,000).
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The staff - a medical professional and three volunteers he trained - made most of the equipment themselves and get by on just a few donations.
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While sleeping so few hours isn't a sustainable way of life, there are some strategies you can implement today to get by on minimal sleep.
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A trader can make 1,000 shillings in profit a day in a part of Nairobi where many people get by on a tenth of that.
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And yet somehow Congress prioritizes that over assisting families living paycheck to paycheck, struggling to get by on the median income of $50,900 a year.
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Mr. Trump has said African-Americans live in neighborhoods resembling "war zones," struggle to get by on food stamps and constantly face down errant gunfire.
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Think you can get by on a few rounds of antibiotics for the flu every year when you can't really afford to miss those deadlines?
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J.P. Anat Cohen can easily get by on the sanguine grace of her clarinet playing, and the way her succinct and joyful compositions elevate it.
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If you're constantly trying to get by on less than seven hours of sleep, it will catch up with you, likely sooner rather than later.
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Minnesota Farm Bureau president Kevin Paap, a corn and soybean farmer, also told Vox that last year's bailout was barely enough to get by on.
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In these five overseas cities, retirees can get by on a fraction of what they'd need in the U.S., according to a report from International Living.
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Initially, competitors like Ford, Honda and Mitsubishi followed the low-range formula, insisting customers could get by on less than 453 miles for typical daily needs.
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Struggling to get by on a cashier's wage of $8.25 an hour, she applied for public assistance and once received $191 in food stamps each month.
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A long shutdown could prove painful for union members, who will have to get by on strike pay of $20113 a week while out of work.
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It builds shelters made of mud and represents a new subfamily, genus and species of isopod (crustaceans that can get by on land or in the water).
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The smartphone industry has changed dramatically over the last few years, and companies are learning that it's not quite enough to get by on raw firepower alone.
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But she's not making enough to get by on one job, and it means she's barely spending time with the family she has worked so hard to have.
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Consequently, typical diet trials must get by on shoestring budgets, rarely exceeding a few hundred thousand dollars, compared with drug trials that may cost several hundred million dollars.
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In one exchange, a teacher in Siberia said she was making just 16,500 roubles ($286.46) a month, a sum she said she was struggling to get by on.
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Many struggle to get by on a monthly disability check of just over 954 reais (roughly $250), which must cover shelter, food, medications and transportation to frequent doctor visits.
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Until now I didn't really think of this as a form of meditation because I just do it to get by on the subway but that's what it is.
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Paap, one of the Minnesota farmers I spoke to, said the money they got from the government last year was barely enough for his family to get by on.
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Many of them are tied to the borrower's income, making them more affordable on a monthly basis for newly-minted grads struggling to get by on a modest starting salary.
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Even in America's most affordable places to live — typically Midwest cities such as Dayton, Ohio, and Wichita, Kansas — retirees would be hard-pressed to get by on such little income.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 80%What critics said: "Baby is neither proudly trashy enough to completely own a status as guilty pleasure, nor nuanced enough to get by on quality.
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And – after living hand-to-mouth since the Great Recession, many workers simply cannot get by on the pittance they would receive from unemployment insurance, even with food aid (SNAP).
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Most of them picked up street vending as a way to get by on their own when they first emigrated from Mexico years ago, because they couldn't find work elsewhere.
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"These people may have enough urea cycle function to get by on a day to day basis, until they hit some kind of perfect storm of events," says Dr. Ah Mew.
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He is apparently finding it hard to get by on a cabinet minister's salary of £142,467 ($189,000) a year and wants to get back to earning serious money as a writer.
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I can't speak on anyone's behalf, obviously, but it shouldn't be underestimated how difficult it is just to get by on a day-to-day basis in those kinds of circumstances.
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By 2055, most people will get by on only five hours of sleep per night, scientists from the Institute for Ethics and Emerging Technologies and sleep expert Dr. Raj Dasgupta predict.
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But along with having cross-promotional benefits, the partnerships are also a symptom of the fact that even the biggest phone manufacturer in the world can't get by on its own.
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Arnold concurs: Of course, you can get by on a cheaper suit, he says, but the cost becomes worth it when you hear people say you're the best Santa they've ever seen.
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If Amazon were to pay its lowest-paid workers a living wage — enough to get by on without turning to food stamps to feed their families — it would be a game changer.
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We would have to get by on my income, but our mortgage was twice the rent in Texas, health insurance cost $22 a month and with kids, our expenses would only rise.
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The human race falls into two camps: smartphone users who can get by on a few gigabytes of data a month and those who burn through that amount in a few hours.
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She is separated from her husband and struggles to get by on her salary as a customer service representative, working from home because she cannot afford child care for her three younger children.
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Another big topic at the conference will be how the industry is scaling back, and the tactics it is using to get by on oil prices that have fallen further than most predicted.
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Shirt seamstress A. Dhanalakshmi welcomed the ruling, saying she struggled to get by on the 6,000 rupees she earns each month, working an average 45-hour week at an export firm near Chennai.
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I don't own a car and usually get by on bike and mooching rides from friendsNetflix: $0; I mooch off a friendHealth: $0; covered by companyPhone Bill: $0; paid for by my parents
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For seniors struggling to get by on very limited fixed incomes, programs like this can provide very meaningful relief - and it is frustrating that the assistance is not getting to everyone who qualifies.
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Average per capita income in Hawaii is $2202,2628, and residents often complain that the high cost of living in the Aloha State makes it difficult to get by on fewer than two incomes.
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In the era of Peak TV, when fragmented audiences have forced other shows to get by on critical acclaim and cult followings, The Big Bang Theory emerged as the highest-rated comedy of 2016.
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CREDO concluded that pupils at charters on average progressed by the equivalent of just eight additional days of learning per year (admittedly, many American charter schools get by on less money than other schools).
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For years, co-ops and a subset of older rentals were able to get by on their good looks, old world charm, pedigree and, maybe, a discreet gym or children's playroom in the basement.
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In the most friendly possible reading of Williams' comment above, he is trying to get by on a technicality: That neither Carson nor his wife, Candy, knew the exact table that was being bought.
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Netflix's latest documentary goes inside the lives of #influencers to see what it's like trying to get by on faves and fans in a world where social media always has something else to look at.
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As they demonstrated against the injustice of asking people to get by on $7.25 an hour, they called attention to the broader ways low-wage work with unstable hours degrades those forced to do it.
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The second, "Home for the Holidays" (1995), is something that looks like it ought to get by on its cast alone: Holly Hunter, Robert Downey Jr., Anne Bancroft, Charles Durning, Geraldine Chaplin and Claire Danes.
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Jasik said she's found the most hiring success targeting doctors from so-called safety net hospitals, which treat everyone regardless of insurance status and often have to learn how to get by on limited resources.
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Mike has stashed all kinds of stuff in there, including magazine articles and photocopied versions of D&D materials — pretty normal procedure for 12-year-olds in the 1980s trying to get by on meager allowances.
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As top officials prepare to get by on less, pay for teachers, nurses, doctors, police and the armed forces would rise, Lopez Obrador said, stressing that increases would be calibrated to avoid an upward price spiral.
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The Jazz, hanging tough at fifth in the Western Conference, get by on Gordon Hayward's stat-sheet stuffing, Rudy Gobert's Silly Putty defense, Rodney Hood's dependability, and some veteran headiness from Boris Diaw and Joe Johnson.
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Seemingly inspired by the ethos of J.D. Salinger's Catcher in the Rye, Salinger sees himself as a force of righteous justice, punishing fakes and phonies who get by on natural talent like good looks or super-strength.
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The aim, however, is not to make money from its clients, some of whom get by on pensions as low as a few hundred yuan a month, but to take a cut from providers of offline services.
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In the meantime, WHS is trying to get by on the funds it's raised through a GoFundMe its staff launched on December 21.5—as of this writing, the clinic has raised about $15,400 of its $250,000 goal.
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And in terms of seniors, there are millions of seniors — and I've talked to them in my state of Vermont and all over this country — who are trying to get by on $11,000, $12,000, $13,000 a year Social Security.
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Selling the animals would give some of them a new home and ease financial pressure on the parks authority, which says it receives little government funding and struggles to get by on what it earns through hunting and tourism.
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Here's my theory, informed by what we've seen from recent elections: The candidate who is best able to get by on "authenticity" and charisma and can keep from getting mired in policy specifics has the best chance of winning.
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Wealthier people were able to buy low during the downturn and benefit from ten years of gains, while poorer people had to get by on their wages, contributing to the continued rise in wealth inequality in the post-recession period.
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With no dance experience whatsoever (Halle Berry popping in front of a crowd of svelt, toned, and snooty back-up dancers is part of the reason this movie holds cult status) the two aim to get by on sheer confidence alone.
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She also dreams of providing for her family, who are only just barely able to get by on her mother's church secretary salary and the wages her older brother Trey is able to scrape together at the local pizza place.
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Many families used to get by on the earnings of male relatives working in neighboring oil-rich Libya until dictator Muammar Gaddafi was toppled in a rebellion that was inspired by Tunisia's uprising but dragged the country into chronic chaos.
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Verizon's pitch, then, is easy to digest: It may not be the cheapest carrier around—I personally get by on a $30 per month T-Mobile plan—but when there's YouTube to be watched you'll appreciate the robustness of its testing.
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And fumigation, he said, is just one of the problems poppy growers like him face as they struggle to get by on meagre profits, as well as navigate the terror of living in territories disputed by different drug trafficking gangs.
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Like Parasite, The Host is a story about a family, the Parks, mostly a group of poor screw-ups trying to get by on selling cheap food from a snack bar in a trailer near the banks of Seoul's Han River.
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The next day I was sent back to Turkey, a country I had no relationship with, where I spent the next month trying to get by on a very limited budget while waiting to fix my legal status in Lebanon.
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Another choice was that we live in a college town in Eastern Washington, with a cost of living forgiving enough that we can get by on my husband's salary, while I build my currently inconsistent and not-so-lucrative career from home.
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TV seasons aren't typically able to get by on just a single story for as long as they run, and even a show like Stranger Things, which had only eight hours to fill, still had to do a lot of plot stalling in the middle.
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Vaquera's designers do not pay themselves a salary; they get by on their jobs, on made-to-order pieces (besides their web shop, the occasional special order comes via Instagram, and they set out to fulfill them personally, like Greenpoint couture) and on scattered projects.
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Jennie, a former SLAC customer, was in "a very hard place" when she picked up the phone to call SLAC in 2015: struggling to get by on a series of temporary jobs, often unsure of how she would pay for rent or what she would eat at night.
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Aquaman may be new(ish) to the big screen, but he's a familiar figure all the same: He's the stereotypical frat boy you knew in college who never did his homework and tried to get by on charm, but was never quite as clever as he thought he was.
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The reason our leafy green friends can get by on such a lean diet is that they live a very sedentary lifestyle, so unless you really want to lay in the sun all day and also be braindead, you'd need to supplement your solar meals with a regular intake of cheeseburgers.
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Still, with so many struggling to get by on salaries eaten away by inflation and meager pensions, it would have been a wonderful way to celebrate this landmark anniversary if the government had been able to announce the repatriation of millions of dollars stolen from its coffers under Yanukovych's watch.
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In fact, this is the first time in my life where I've really been living from check to check, and it's kind of weird: $1,000 [$750 USD] a month to get by on rent and groceries, $50 [$37 USD] for coffee and weed, another $100 [$75 USD] for my phone bill.
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Congo's population was an estimated 15 million at the time of independence; today it is around 86 million, three-fifths of whom live outside of urban areas and three-quarters of whom live in what the World Bank defines as "extreme poverty," meaning they get by on less than $1.90 a day.
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"I want you to play house," Suze Orman, financial expert and best-selling author of "Women and Money," tells CNBC Make It. Here's what she means: Once you've socked away enough for a 20% down payment and saved up an eight-month emergency fund, spend six months trying to get by on what your new budget would be as a homeowner.
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"The House of Mystic Echoes, the organization I'm the founder and elder of, defines vampirism as an affliction where the person's body either does not create enough or any at all of the essential energies needed to get by on a daily basis," Ashantison explained to me in a coffee shop a week earlier as he sipped a rich drink called a Turtle Mochasippi.
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Now, she relies on the internet to tell younger generations how in 1944 she was marched from Hungary to the Ravensbrück concentration camp, how she shocked an SS officer by insisting to him in fluent German that her friend join her as a slave laborer for Daimler-Benz, or how the "biggest present of my life" was a cup of tea handed to her after she escaped in the final days of World War II. For a woman whose life depended on her perseverance and her ability to get by on her wit and fortitude, it is difficult to admit that she can no longer live independently.
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