Many Venezuelans live hand-to-mouth and say they must keep working.
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And she still hasn't put that hand-to-mouth life behind her.
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It has lots of young men, many of them living hand to mouth.
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Many Indians live hand to mouth, and their families will struggle to eat.
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It become a hand-to-mouth existence, with her hand to his mouth.
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I have to hit the road to make my hand-to-mouth living.
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Through the early 19th century, civilization as a whole was essentially hand to mouth.
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"Always hand to mouth, always just about to make it," as he puts it.
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It is an existence — frequently a hand-to-mouth one — that excludes all others.
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She was living hand-to-mouth in 1934 when she won that crucial competition.
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He's living quite comfortably at the moment, and he'll never live hand to mouth.
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"It's existed hand-to-mouth, patchwork to patchwork, to a great degree," he said.
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It already runs its budget hand-to-mouth, leaving it with no money for infrastructure.
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The rationale: to reduce the risk of pathogens being transmitted through hand-to-mouth contact.
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Besides the hand-to-mouth aspect of checkbook ... You're talking about doing it every year.
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They often live hand-to-mouth, without labor protections or a strong social safety net.
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She was living hand-to-mouth in 1934 when she won that crucial amateur competition.
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Some experts, however, doubt the potential of urban farming beyond meeting immediate hand-to-mouth needs.
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Numerous reports, however, suggest that much of the North Korean rural classes live hand to mouth.
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And when your customers are living hand-to-mouth, just collecting payment is a daily frustration.
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We're broke now, and we're likely to be living hand-to-mouth in later life, too.
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Amadou Konte, 26, has been hunting for work in Dakar for weeks, living hand-to-mouth.
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"It's just frightening for people who live hand to mouth on a daily basis," Lombardo said.
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"But there were lots of times when we were living hand to mouth," Mr. Mercer said.
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"People don't have reserves, they live hand-to-mouth" said Joseph Stiglitz, a Nobel-winning economist.
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But there is some evidence to suggest the masks can help prevent hand-to-mouth transmissions.
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It is there the tableau -- crowded with others, including a hand-to-mouth Hillary Clinton -- was snapped.
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Older debtors, many of whom live hand-to-mouth on fixed incomes, are more likely to default.
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You live a hand-to-mouth existence where all you think of is how to survive another day.
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The hog price is not good so feed millers like to pick up cheap stuff hand-to-mouth.
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Even the way this record has been dropping and intending to be dropped, it's very hand to mouth.
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Blending nature writing with memoir and poetry, her book is an unconventional attempt to "learn prehistory hand to mouth".
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Now, this tiny, hand-to-mouth organization has foisted the issue onto Washington voters in a Presidential election year.
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Essentially, yeah, which is a direct hand-to-mouth kind of sales process, the most dirty of sales processes.
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"What is particularly scary for me is that bartenders, a lot of them live hand to mouth," Haasarud added.
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Kim Severson, a veteran of hand-to-mouth eating on Interstates, counts down her go-to gas-station treats.
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"The market is buying on a hand-to-mouth basis," said one trader, with prices still expected to come down.
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I watched a whole lot of famous and successful people repeat the mistakes I just made, living hand-to-mouth.
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The business is hand-to-mouth even in the best of times; last night's receipts go straight into tomorrow's payroll.
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Lead levels often peak among children ages one to two, when they are increasingly mobile and have hand-to-mouth behaviors.
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The 11,000-plus Afghan refugees in India fare better than some other poor communities, but many still live hand to mouth.
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One-quarter of the more than 90 million Egyptians live under the poverty line, and many more live hand to mouth.
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Instead, it is a loose coalition of young, often formerly incarcerated men operating hand to mouth across a vast geographic territory.
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Mrs Hiyale lives hand to mouth, subsisting in a slum on 20053 rupees a day with the help of a local charity.
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These chips packed an unexpected one-two, flavor-texture punch that kept us going hand-to-mouth until the snack was decimated.
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A: I had a lot of debt, I overspent, and basically lived hand-to-mouth for years, with no savings at all.
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In a place where people live hand-to-mouth, huge economic costs can carry a lot of other problems — health problems, malnutrition.
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"We live hand to mouth, waiting for the paycheck at the end of the month," Ms. Begum said, tears in her eyes.
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Without balance of payment support or foreign credit, Zimbabwe runs a hand-to-mouth budget, leaving it with virtually no money for infrastructure.
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They only made it as far as Greece, but the experience of being a street musician living hand to mouth stayed with him.
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You've written about what this means for India's poor and for informal workers who might live hand-to-mouth or paycheck to paycheck.
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In Boston, Martin eked out a hand-to-mouth existence for the privilege of pursuing his dream of becoming a college head coach.
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And anyone who's read Linda Tirado's polemic "Hand to Mouth: Living in Bootstrap America" knows that this country is literally rigged against the poor.
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Many adults work in hand-to-mouth jobs like selling clothes along the road, pushing loads in wheelbarrows for hire, and driving motorbike taxis.
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And China also provides a road map for how one of Asia's poorest nations might lift its citizens out of hand-to-mouth existences.
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But the last few years, and I need to be careful, because I'm still making a career through writing, but it's so hand-to-mouth.
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Having grown up in a hand-to-mouth household, I felt incredible pain for the vast majority of Americans who were knee-deep in desperation.
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Even after her breakthrough came, she found it hard to let go of the idea of herself as a hard-working, hand-to-mouth survivor.
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Daily wage migrant workers generally live hand-to-mouth, earning between 2000-266 Indian rupees ($278-$245) per day, according to the International Labour Organization.
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She, her mother and her little brother are living hand-to-mouth in a Rust Belt town where she knows few people and likes fewer.
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I recently spoke with Linda Tirado, who wrote Hand to Mouth: Living in Bootstrap America, which details her experiences with (and misconceptions about) low-income life.
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Some hedge funds are trying to do this stuff and live hand-to-mouth on a quarter-to-quarter basis, and that's really difficult to do.
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They are living hand to mouth, often with more roommates than they would like, simply to be within commuting distance of the companies where they work.
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"Demand is more subdued now, people are not committing far in advance and mostly go on a hand-to-mouth basis," said a Malaysian oleochemical manufacturer.
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Early voters are also likely to be less critical of his erratic work history and of his hand-to-mouth existence before becoming mayor of Burlington.
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"We know they desperately need money, but we ourselves live hand to mouth," said the mother of seven whose fisherman husband Majid is often out of work.
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Under the new system, all claimants have to wait at least five weeks for their first payment, a dangerously long delay for families living hand-to-mouth.
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The trial is a far-off concern, though, in the rural villages where people live hand-to-mouth, and it is the government's neglect that stings most.
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"I was living hand-to-mouth but doing plays for $5,000 a pop; we did 43 plays in 14 years, and it was vibrant," Mr. Ruffalo said.
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However, living hand to mouth in Italy, she realized that it would be hard to save up for an eventual return to her economically depressed, formerly communist homeland.
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It's easy to rack up points when you're paying off a mortgage and for multiple dependents like my father, but what about the lone hand-to-mouth twentysomething?
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They seem to be living hand to mouth, but they make do by searching for a rare material that helps them pay off their loans and spacecraft leases.
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Despite the progress made since the end of the war, many people here still scratch out a hand-to-mouth existence, as they have for almost 200 years.
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"Importers have been moving towards hand-to-mouth purchasing to take full advantage of the downward trend in prices," said Michael Magdovitz, senior agriculture commodities analyst at Rabobank.
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In this fictional version of the story, Flanagan gives us Kif Kehlmann, a fledgling writer living hand-to-mouth with his pregnant wife and their daughter in Tasmania.
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Congress understands that kids are resilient and can look after themselves, so we must focus on the most urgent needs, such as those of hand-to-mouth billionaires.
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He lives hand-to-mouth, obtaining coin for sometimes menial work from those who barely have enough for themselves (I realize now I am describing a fellow freelancer).
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They have lost everything: forced to live in camps, abandoned buildings, or with distant relatives and friends, the vast majority of these poor souls are living hand to mouth.
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"Children's innate curiosity and their age-appropriate hand-to-mouth behavior result in their mouthing and swallowing lead-containing or lead-coated objects," the World Health Organization summed up.
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Last year, a game called Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor imagined the daily grind of a trash collector living hand-to-mouth on the fringes of an alien society.
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"The workers literally live from hand to mouth, living, cooking and sleeping in cramped rooms in the factory," labor rights lawyer Kumar Ravi Shankar told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK. We share apartments with people we don't know or with our parents, live hand-to-mouth, and subscribe to a culture of anxiety.
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Her father, played by a steely-eyed Woody Harrelson, deals with alcoholism and moves his wife and kids from place to place as they live hand-to-mouth in poverty.
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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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Ms. Bioh, 34, grew up in the Washington Heights neighborhood of Manhattan, the youngest of three siblings in a tight-knit, tough-love family that often lived hand-to-mouth.
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These jobs also offer the least to the hand-to-mouth, paycheck-to-paycheck workers who have come to increasingly dominate the landscape of American jobs over the past three decades.
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Ingesting lead-tainted soil, dust or paint chips is most common among infants and toddlers with hand-to-mouth behavior, said Dr. Bruce Lanphear, an expert on neurotoxins at Simon Fraser University.
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This coupled with the vapor in electronic cigarettes and the hand to mouth actions of vaping could play a role in helping potential quitters to eat less, they said in their review.
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I spent so much of my life hand-to-mouth, so to spend money on a door at a place that I lived and then I left... it didn't make any sense.
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But we don't live hand-to-mouth anymore, and I dare say that many other people with financial investments are in a similar position, with the luxury of time on their side.
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Another devaluation could trigger a jump in inflation if it is implemented early this year, economists say, a major concern in the country of 90 million where millions live hand to mouth.
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"Demand for soymeal is just hand-to-mouth as no one is sure what is going to happen next," said the second trader, from a company that owns soybean processing plants in China.
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The Dodgers were a hand-to-mouth operation at the time, and hosting the Giants was pretty much how they kept the lights on; a bad showing could result in turnstiles not turning.
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In Washington State, where at least 378 people have tested positive and 31 have died, public health officials spoke of having to ration the tests and living hand-to-mouth with testing supplies.
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The shutdown revealed unflattering truths about Americans' finances: Even neighbors and friends with steady paychecks and the markers of comfortable lives were suddenly surviving hand-to-mouth, teetering on the edge of despair.
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But many Asian corn importers had already purchased much of their requirements in the spring at $180 to $190 a tonne c&f and are buying the rest of their supplies hand-to-mouth.
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And between my contemplation of shows like Breaking Bad or Master of None, I'm also cramming episodes of Gossip Girl and Riverdale like a woman shoveling potato chips, hand-to-mouth, down her gullet.
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"Right now, with all crushers buying hand-to-mouth, if you want to open a November or December shipment and do not have a certificate on hand, you will have to think," he said.
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"You cannot be living hand-to-mouth," said Carlos Castro, the director of lease administration for Halstead Management, adding that renters should be aware of brokers' fees, security deposits and other housing-related expenses.
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Where Ms. Midler wrung laughs from a line like "I'm tired, Ephraim, tired of living from hand to mouth" — sometimes even pretending to collapse in decrepitude — Ms. Peters doesn't even go for a giggle.
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In short, on our watch, we have a decent chance of virtually wiping out ills that have plagued humanity for thousands of generations, from illiteracy to the most devastating kind of hand-to-mouth poverty.
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Colorful as a box of Skittles, "Goldie" (written and directed by the Dutch filmmaker Sam de Jong) turns its section of the Bronx into a world of pizza slices and hand-to-mouth cash deals.
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"People didn't have access to food," said Darriel Harris, a Baptist preacher, noting that many in the impoverished community where the protests hit hardest ate hand to mouth, relying on convenience stores or school lunches.
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This came after around 18 months of hand-to-mouth buying on expectations for lower cocoa prices, which led to the drawdown of stocks and firm combined ratios for products like powder and butter, he said.
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The idea that something special can evolve very much from a hand-to-mouth existence; that crossover between contemporary culture and more niche culture past and present, you see it in Lev's video work and designs.
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The idea for "The Florida Project" came about five years ago, inspired by news stories about families — the "hidden homeless" — living hand-to-mouth in cheap motels after losing jobs and homes in the Great Recession.
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Together, Brazil and Mexico govern more than half of the region's population, where many workers live hand to mouth, and can little afford to take time off work if they are forced to go into quarantine.
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Without balance of payment support from the International Monetary Fund or foreign credit from traditional Western donors, Harare runs a hand-to-mouth budget, spending 82 percent of its revenue on wages, which it is struggling to pay.
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"Clampdowns are catastrophic for them (street vendors) since they operate on a daily basis and lead a hand-to-mouth existence," said Ajay Suri, a Bangkok-based manager at Cities Alliance, a global partnership for urban poverty reduction.
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Should I eat a bag of chocolate while traveling — an activity that makes me anxious and is only soothed by the routine of repetitive hand-to-mouth actions — or do I want to look good in my wedding photos?
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"We've been living a hand-to-mouth existence for a very long time but rising prices of seeds, diesel and fertiliser and falling prices of milk, fruits, vegetables and even staples is the last straw," said farmer Shivpal Yadav.
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The black-and-white cinematography, by Mark Brady and M. Henry Jones, fuses a rich tangle of physical details with Lisa's dramatic hand-to mouth struggle, as in her stiff-legged shuffle under street lights during an early snowfall.
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By that time she was in treatment for crack addiction and the effects of H.I.V. He was living hand-to-mouth in a series of short-term rentals, and eventually moved into his car in a Bronx parking lot.
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Her devastating 2008 drama Wendy and Lucy, about a young loner (Michelle Williams) and her dog stranded in a small town en route to Alaska, exposes the harsh realities of living hand-to-mouth in a country without a safety net.
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A single mother living hand to mouth, she can barely control her delinquent older son, Hank (Jack DiFalco), who blames her for depriving him of a father; whenever they try to have a conversation, both parties end up seething with resentment.
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The lack of visas has denied hundreds of families in the city an annual income that saves them from living hand-to-mouth and deepened the problems of a town struggling, like much of the state, with high crime rates.
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Fecal matter on your clothing and body can, sometimes in ways unnoticed, spread particles to your hands, and then throughout your environment and even into your body—as hand-to-mouth germ transfer is common through simple acts like eating and drinking.
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Talks over a possible loan half that size have faltered in the past and analysts say an IMF deal might require reforms that the government could find politically difficult to implement in a country where tens of millions live hand to mouth.
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Living in a cramped dormitory next to a spit and sawdust gym that doesn't exist anymore (not far from Khao San Road's backpacker district), Pud Pad Noy was just another kid fighter from Issan existing hand-to-mouth in the Big Mango.
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But instead of retaliating against what is believed to be a small group of poorly armed Rohingya men, it has uprooted tens of thousands of impoverished civilians, most of whom lead a hand-to-mouth existence as rice farmers and petty traders.
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"I think Grayson Perry completely changed the art world in England," said Stephen Jones, the milliner with whom, alongside the singer Boy George, Mr. Perry lived a hand-to-mouth existence after he graduated from Portsmouth Polytechnic with a degree in fine arts in 1982.
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Some Asian flour mills are looking to lock in wheat supplies until well into the middle of 2019, potentially shaking off a years-long trend for hand-to-mouth buying as global output is set to drop for the first time in six years.
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"It's been hand-to-mouth in this field, and now we have the core funding and infrastructure to really advance psychedelic science in a way that hasn't been done before," said Roland Griffiths, a neuroscientist at Johns Hopkins who will direct the new center.
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It's a spot she managed to buy with inheritance money, having spent most of her days living hand-to-mouth—just one aspect of her life which she shares in her first book, the brazenly titled I'm Not with the Band: A Writers Life Lost in Music.
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Maduro's critics said the scheme was aimed at driving up the turnout by frightening hungry Venezuelans into thinking that if they do not vote, they could lose out on food rations and money transfers they depend on as hyperinflation and shortages have millions living hand-to-mouth.
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Many of its clubs lead a hand-to-mouth existence, their business models entirely reliant on selling players — ordinarily very young players — either directly to European clubs or, until the practice was banned, to investment firms hoping to profit on the country's vast resources of talent.
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For many residents whose living depends on fishing the lake, a good harvest or for those who live hand to mouth doing odd jobs, staying in an evacuation center for an unknown period, while fields spoil or animals die, is a death sentence of its own.
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Midge is floored because her husband lied to her, she's looking at unexpected homelessness, has unwittingly been living "hand-to-mouth" for four years with only her father-in-law secretly keeping her family afloat, and Moishe made some offensive comments about her aimless, Bon-Bon-full single future.
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The idea that hunters and gatherers and foragers were living hand to mouth and one day away from starvation is nonsense, even for those in pretty marginal areas where there is less access to natural migrations of fish and animals and the fruiting seasons of trees and so on.
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The country's clubs exist hand-to-mouth: Hajduk Split, one of the traditional giants, has twice come close to bankruptcy; Dinamo's business model, under Mamic, was to use the Champions League as a stage on which to advertise its young players before selling them off to the highest bidder.
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The 7,000-character essay, titled "I am Fan Yusu", describes the hardships of Ms Fan (pictured): the deprivations of her rural childhood; her hand-to-mouth urban existence after she left home at the age of 20; and her marriage to an abusive and alcoholic man whom she eventually abandoned.
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He saw in his own lifetime that racism was shifting from malicious, violent discrimination to softer means such as excluding people from voting, or from access to promotions in the workplace, or from access to certain careers, or from ever being able to rise above hand-to-mouth wages and salaries.
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Foust alternates in the part with Jake Ryan Flynn and Ryan Sell.) Young Charlie lives hand-to-mouth with his mother (Emily Padgett) and his four grandparents (Kristy Cates, Madeleine Doherty, Paul Slade Smith and John Rubinstein), in a trash heap of a house that suggests Samuel Beckett being whimsical.
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Living hand to mouth in squalor despite both husband Osamu (Lily Franky) and wife Nobuyo (Sakura Ando) working full time, they, along with elderly grandma (the late Kirin Kiki), older daughter Aki (Mayu Matsuoka) and younger son Shota (Jyo Kairi) live together under one tottering roof and gently annoy each other.
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The National Center for Transgender Equality estimates that close to a third of transgender people in America live under the poverty line, more than double the national rate—and when Shane howls "Your love gives me such a thrill/But your love don't pay my bills," her performance seems tailor-made for a population living hand-to-mouth.
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I started out posting on the classified ad sites, living hand-to-mouth, and after receiving high ratings from clients on the Erotic Review (basically Yelp for sex workers), prospective clients were able to read that I was a legitimate person worth seeing, not a fake ad, and that my online photos were representative of how I actually look.
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"The Ferrari and Porsche supercars offered for sale are just the most visible and gaudy signs of Tucker's greed, luxury playthings bought with money stolen from victims who were often living hand to mouth, people who took out payday loans to buy food for their families or pay medical bills," US Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman said in a statement.
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In the case of the Streatham Redskins, that change has been ongoing for the past two seasons – a process team owner Warren Rost says has been implemented slowly because of the costs involved in rebranding a club that attracts no more than 1,000 paying spectators to each game, and has gone through periods of "hand to mouth" living during recent years.
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And to be sure, if you watch Ms. Robbins and her kitchen crew at the end of one of two long dining counters, you'll see the same quick motion over and over: an almost surreptitiously quick trip of hand to mouth, a sharp bite and an appraising chew to decide if that batch of pasta is ready to be pulled from the water.
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And the thing is this: if the Good and Bad Places are supposed to be for all mankind, what about all those people over the past 500 years who have lived in places where they lived hand-to-mouth, where they weren't participating in any "complicated" system the way the show has set it up, where each of your choices has far-reaching repercussions because of the economic systems in which we live.
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