Intergenerational poverty taught me to make something out of nothing.
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But the youth here collaborated to make something out of nothing.
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His ability to make something out of nothing proves to be his greatest asset.
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You make something out of nothing and then you never let it go. Ever.
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He's such a great player that he can sometimes make something out of nothing.
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" She added: "I think you guys are jumping and trying to make something out of nothing.
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Rural America is filled with survivors, tough, wise people who can make something out of nothing.
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"Hip-hop is a culture that teaches you how to make something out of nothing," Cole explains.
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"You make something out of nothing, which I think is the beauty of Puerto Rico," she says.
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It optimistically looks to make something out of nothing, and make it personal and readily accessible to viewers.
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He's able to make something out of nothing and able to turn around a game in a single play.
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It's true that McConnell is a legislative MacGyver — always able to make something out of nothing at the last minute.
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We spent so much time thinking about framing devices, trying to figure out how to make something out of nothing.
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"The assumption in a lot of my work is that people want to make something out of nothing," he said.
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It challenges you to make something out of nothing, using tools that feel like the digital equivalent of craft room dregs.
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While the rushing number is impressive, his carries were often the result of his scrambling to make something out of nothing.
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"Democrats are trying desperately to make something out of nothing, which is why the chairman haphazardly subpoenaed today's witness," Collins said in prepared remarks.
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" Sabio Jr. added that Hip-Hop Hacktivist would give the students the understanding that through the tech industry, they can "literally make something out of nothing, and it'll be useful.
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" Brian Fallon, a spokesman for the Clinton campaign, said, "Citizens United is a right-wing group that's been attacking the Clintons since the 1990s and, once again, is trying to make something out of nothing.
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IT WAS MY WAY OF SAYING HOW IMPORTANT REST IS.. WHEN THERE IS NOTHING TO PICK AT ME FOR YOU MAKE SOMETHING OUT OF NOTHING BUT I GET IT YOU NEED RATINGS AND TRACTION YOUR BLOGS.
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"Autoconstrucción is about scarcity, solutions and ingenuity … how you can conceive a philosophy of life that you can make something out of nothing," the artist has said of this project, which debuted in his hometown of Mexico City last year.
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This past week, Vincenzo Scotti, the president of Link University — itself a subject of intrigue and conspiracies where Mr. Mifsud met Mr. Papadopoulos — said that Mr. Mifsud was a delusional "chatterbox" and that the Americans were trying to make something out of nothing by casting him as a man of mystery.
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I'm not trying to make something out of nothing, because clearly Yee didn't take the remarks to heart, but it's exactly the casual nature of comments like this that keep women across society from reaching their full potential, and which can end up nudging women and their valuable skills out of places like the music industry.
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"I commend Secretary Pompeo for how hard he's trying to make something out of nothing, but so far I don't see that we've accomplished much, and my concern is that President Trump unilaterally gave away doing military exercises with our vital allies -- South Korea and Japan -- without consulting with them, and we got nothing but empty promises of denuclearization from Kim Jong Un," Coons said.
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The moral of the story is "you can always make something out of nothing." The story has die-cut illustrations consisting of watercolor and collage.Judy Halpern. Green Teacher.
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I like to make > something out of nothing. To me, that explains why I'd have a fix-it shop, > because I'm taking something that's useless and bringing it back to life. > Well, a beer can that's been empty has lost its usefulness. You can't reuse > them.
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Quality sparkling wine is defined by means of precise specifications, including at least 10 per cent alcohol content and 3 bar pressure in the bottle, among other things. For quality sparkling wines PSR (produced in specified regions), additional geographical regions (storage sparkling wine) and vintage specifications (vintage sparkling wine) are permitted. Ultimately, you can’t make something out of nothing. Around 90 percent of Sekt is made at least partially from imported wines from Italy, Spain and France.
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Their love for each other is never in doubt, there is never any personal danger, nothing distracts the attention of the audience. The great art of Racine is to make something out of nothing, as he says himself in the preface to the play. The tension reaches its climax at the end of the fourth act, when Titus explains his dilemma, and Berenice refuses his decision. In the fifth act, they both come to terms with their duty; contrary to other plays by the same author, neither seeks escape through death.
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To make canvases, foot-rags, floor mops and flour bags were stretched out against wooden parcel boxes. To make thread for knitting and embroidery, inmates collected loose threads from rags and underwear and held them together with soap. Needles were made from fishbones saved after meals or dug out from frozen waste piles, pieces of wire sharpened to points, or the teeth of combs. Using wire needles and ink made from the rubber of galoshes, burned to ash and mixed with water and sugar, Sgovio developed a technique for tattooing fellow inmates. The sets and costumes for theater productions showcased artists’ abilities to make something out of nothing.
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Susan Harris wrote for Art in America that the "[s]oft, velvety passages of shading; painstaking and lovingly articulated rhythms of line; and the implication of the artist's own hand and arm in gestures both small and grand are palpable evocations of the will to make something out of nothing. . ." O'Neil has held solo museum exhibitions at the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, Winston-Salem; the Des Moines Art Center; and, the Contemporary Arts Museum, Houston, which traveled to the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art at Cornell University and the Frye Art Museum, Seattle. She has participated in group exhibitions at institutions such as the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; the John Michael Kohler Arts Center, Sheboygan; the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago; The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum; The Kemper Museum, Kansas City; and, the Dallas Museum of Art. Drawings by O'Neil were included in the Whitney Museum of American Art’s 2004 Whitney Biennial.
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