When I pawned away the last guitar I had left.
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"Seeking a life, we have pawned our lives," Ponna says.
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Both Pan Ei Mon and Wa Lone pawned their wedding rings.
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Weegee pawned his wedding ring in lieu of getting a divorce.
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Records show the guns were purchased by Hopkins in 2014, and later pawned.
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It's not something to be pawned off on a recruiter or ignored altogether.
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I had pawned off a crazy Les Paul and I wanted an acoustic.
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They invited Vicente to go with them as they pawned some gold they'd stolen.
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It was never pawned off like Snoopy and Peanuts or watered down like Garfield.
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Or was Trump another two-dollar T-shirt that he pawned off for eighteen?
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But that doesn't mean you want said apple pie pawned off as another restaurant's dish.
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Needing money for a fix, he took the television and, using her car, pawned it.
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I pawned it so I could buy a big cooking pot to make the carnitas in.
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Tonight, we open on a morally bankrupt young man who just stole and pawned his daddy's Rolex.
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Gravel drove 60 miles, pawned the gun, drove 60 miles back and paid the sheriff his fine.
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With an eight-month pregnant wife who had pawned everything but her wedding ring, the situation became hopeless.
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According to one account, he once pawned his boots in order to buy a pint at a pub.
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Some of those who remain have pawned their gold, a traditional last resort, to cover their living expenses.
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At her lowest, she pawned off some of her mother's jewelry, which proved to be the final straw.
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Ms. Gross later pawned the jewelry — which the police said led them to focus the investigation on her.
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Legend has it that Barney pawned his wife's wedding ring in order to open the store in Chelsea.
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Villages were abandoned, religious houses were dispersed, and minor feudal lords pawned their land to whoever could pay.
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Merritt's gun and the weapon allegedly belonging to Saucedo were both pawned at the same shop, according to Garcia.
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He had been holding on to a small diamond, and he pawned it to Corvez for four hundred euros.
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The company traces its history to 1923, according to its website, when Barney Pressman pawned his wife's engagement ring.
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She pawned off her family's jewelry in order to make it to one of Robbins' events, she told BuzzFeed News.
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In 2013 she stole a 12-carat white gold ring from a Palm Springs, California, jewelry store and pawned it.
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And then you can check if your email address has been pawned in any of the previously mentioned hacks, here.
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One furloughed employee even pawned her wedding ring for cash, NBC reported — though relatives pooled money to buy it back.
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After, she pawned the food off onto her husband, for whom Beijing presented an important work opportunity, and cooked more.
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The firefighters and EMT&aposs helped without even knowing that Gene had "pawned his favorite gun to pay" for the sod.
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They said after re-interviewing witnesses, they discovered that particular shooting could have happened days earlier, before Merritt pawned the gun.
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I pawned the car Prince had given me and sold the kids' TV for drugs," she said in the "exclusive interview.
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He's worried he'll just be pawned off to the U.S. where he faces death for spilling all those sensitive state secrets.
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In early 2015, almost a dozen Prince items were pawned at Beverly Hills Pawn by Garcia, according to the Star Tribune.
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Due to some executive-level bullshit, the distributor (Miramax) pawned it off on the premium cable channel Starz four years later.
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After the murder, he fled to Nevada, California, and New Mexico, where he pawned some of the items from her home.
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He pawned his Martin guitar for a ring and sold his Jeep for a security deposit on a tiny Baltimore rowhouse.
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The typical amount for an item pawned in the United States is around $150, though online operations offer loans worth millions.
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She wanted her daughter, Ekampreet, to study in Canada, so she pawned her cousins', aunts' and friends' jewelry for $700, too.
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He was sometimes desperate for food; at one point, he couldn't leave the house because he had pawned his only coat.
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She wanted her daughter, Ekampreet, to study in Canada, so she pawned her cousins', aunts' and friends' jewellery for $700, too.
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But my aunt couldn't comply; my practical grandmother had pawned the ring to pay for her daughter's first year of college.
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Tyrese says Norma pawned the kid off to a classmate for a one-night sleepover, while she jetted off to Trinidad.
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Barneys began in 1923 when Barney Pressman pawned his wife's engagement ring to lease a small Manhattan store, according to court papers.
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The boys also display self-harming and suicidal tendencies, said Russell, who pawned her engagement and wedding rings to set up Urban Light.
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America is in chaos, E Coin is ascendant, and the whole Stage Two mess has been pawned off on F Society and Iran.
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With a low salary and a son to support, she sometimes pawned her watch to make it until payday, according to her autobiography.
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After about 20 minutes of excuses, he admitted he pawned them for the power bill and he wouldn't have rent for us this month.
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Jano sold belongings, borrowed from relatives and pawned her food ration card, managing to raise $500 and transfer it to the traffickers' bank account.
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Thomas says a pawned item that might normally go for $50 could get $150 on the platform, a difference that is "everything" to users.
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When it came time to make her first record, she sold her car and pawned her wedding ring to cover the expense of recording.
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I was selling gifts she got me at pawn shops: a crossbow, lots of jewelry, and she pawned some of her stuff, like computers.
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In theory, because federal employees most likely will get back pay when the shutdown ends, they should be able to recover items they pawned.
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Two days later, while his girlfriend was at the hospital with her son, Vickers allegedly stole her laptop and charger and pawned them for $60.
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Too many politicians in the GOP, and their media mouthpieces, have insulted them, smeared them and pawned their futures in exchange for short-term gain.
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In the depths of his dissolution, the greatest musician of his generation pawned his instruments and played on the street for loose change from passers-by.
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But a 1965 New York law pawned off that responsibility on the 62 county governments, where local budget shortfalls and mismanagement have led to predictably disastrous results.
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At the height of the Depression, Mr. Re pawned his wife's engagement ring in order to purchase the building in Northbridge where the Re Store still stands.
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To make matters worse, the couple has seemingly been hard up for money -- June recently pawned a diamond ring and sold her house for way under value.
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The family suffered a devastating blow when Typhoon Haiyan tore through the Philippines in 2013, destroying their home and flattening the rice fields they had already pawned.
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"I would like somebody who's more closely aligned with Trump," Ralph Waller, who is Mike Waller's uncle, said from the shop floor, racks of pawned rifles behind him.
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I expect such prizes will elude "Mektoub, My Love: Intermezzo," even though Kechiche pawned his Palme to finance the project after producers balked at the director's ballooning shoot.
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The islands were pawned to King James III of Scotland in 153 by Christian I of Denmark and Norway in exchange for a wedding dowry for his daughter.
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The first time I felt resentment toward heroin, was the first time I walked into a pawn shop, disgusted with myself, and pawned off one of my dad's guitars.
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Mandlik, meanwhile, is hoping to be able to buy back his pawned gold, which includes pieces gifted to his wife by her parents, after the cotton harvest in October.
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An elevated train track cuts through the main drag, Frankford Avenue, which is jammed with convenience stores and cellphone shops, and storefronts boasting haircare products, clothes and pawned goods.
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The NBA Championship rings Lamar Odom famously pawned a few years ago are hitting the auction block ... and they can be all yours if ya got $100,000 layin' around!!!
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Medina told the court she recognized two medallions Medellin kept in a safe in his bedroom closet that police later discovered were pawned by Campos-Martinez at a pawn shop.
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Naz's parents have pawned seemingly all their valuables; they are despised by their own community for raising an alleged killer whose actions have led to a wave of Islamophobic attacks.
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Age: 26Position: MidfielderAfter last year's phenomenal Champions League run, Ajax saw a number of its biggest talents, including Matthijs de Ligt and Frenkie de Jong, pawned off for big bucks.
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But Mr. Fortner said that about six times a day, he gets a call from a federal worker who pawned an item and is worried about paying the loan back.
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Kevin Hart says he's known around the gym as "The Rock" for his sculpted body ... and he's claiming Dwayne Johnson stole the famous handle and pawned it off as his own!!!
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CMP's operations are low-risk as loans are backed by pawned assets that can be sold at well above loan value and that are guaranteed by auctioneers for 50% of their value.
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Michelle Hammontree, communications director for Pinecrest, told Reuters that the Facebook video helped police establish a link between the burglary and the jewelry store, where the suspects pawned their ill-gotten goods.
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The weapon that appeared to be a match for evidence in the highway shootings case had been pawned by Leslie Merritt, said Trooper Kameron Lee of the Arizona Department of Public Safety.
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Commonly pawned items include jewelry, electronics, musical instruments and firearms, but the possibilities are wide-ranging: Tansky has accepted a pocketknife and knows a broker who was approached about pawning a Learjet.
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A Florida man allegedly beat his girlfriend's 17-month old son earlier this year and then pawned off the woman's valuables while she was at the hospital with the dying boy, PEOPLE confirms.
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Sexual assault of men in the military cannot be shortsighted as an issue that can be generalized across all sexual assault or pawned off as a consequence of a man's natural sex drive.
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But public opinion turned decidedly against Ms. Mo amid news reports that portrayed her as a gambling addict who had stolen and pawned the family's jewelry, and squandered money the family had lent her.
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Cost of risk is low, although it increased somewhat in 2015 (1.1% of net banking income, from 1% in 2014), due to a voluntary lengthening in the notice period preceding the sale of pawned assets.
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When I subscribed to Dollar Shave Club, I ended up with more razors than I could possibly use, and they wastefully piled up in my bathroom cabinet until I pawned them off on my husband.
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Mom met her discomfited middle brother (Uncle George was an emotional sort) at his looted apartment and, when she couldn't console him, offered to help him locate his woman and the belongings he believed she pawned.
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Much of the conversation has focused on this as a redemptive moment for Burruss, a new low for Parks, and an embarrassing example of Williams being pawned in an already brewing hostility between Burruss and Parks.
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Meanwhile, a source tells Comcast SportsNet New England's Tom E. Curran that authorities also found Brady's jersey from his 6900 Super Bowl win, which was reportedly taken by the same person and pawned outside the country.
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Mr. Mitchell's quartet would eventually become a collective, calling itself the Art Ensemble and then — after Lester Bowie pawned his furniture to fund a full-band move to France in 1969 — the Art Ensemble of Chicago.
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It was then I knew, if I were to continue, I would die a junkie that had broken her mom's heart, made her step-dad cry, lost all of her siblings and friends, and pawned her dad's guitars.
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According to the Post, Prntly has allegedly made up its own sources, lifted copy from other sites and pawned it off as "exclusive," and allows users to sign up and write their own news stories without any vetting.
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It can't be any of his sycophants in conservative media who've already tethered their fates to their orange-hued messiah, exposing themselves as pockets-out hucksters who pawned their conservative compass for a ride on the gilded Trump Train.
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As a little boy, Coward told Nesbit, he had been so stirred by her stories about the Psammead that he stole a coral necklace and pawned it so he could buy a book in which the tales were collected.
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Soon after, Taylor pawned his belongings and outfitted his room with monitors, mixers, and all the trappings of a basic studio, devouring instructional videos and discussions in online production forums to hone his craft, and churning out tracks until sunrise.
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AURANGABAD/MUMBAI, India (Reuters) - Refused a loan by a state-run lender and desperate for funds to buy cotton seeds before the summer sowing season window closed, Indian farmer Babasaheb Mandlik ran out of choices - he pawned his wife's gold jewelry.
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One of 12 children born to a poor family, with a father who was a violent alcoholic, Talbot began drinking heavily at age 12 and became so addicted that he once pawned his boots to buy a pint at a pub.
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As she wasted away, their parents pawned their best clothes to hire a horse-drawn cart to take her to a workhouse infirmary, where she awaited her death, according to a 2017 profile of Mr. Smith in The Toronto Star.
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The suit alleged that Boone, unable to buy back "Sea and Mirror" from the anonymous collector who'd purchased it at Sotheby's in 2007, hatched a scheme whereby Bleckner reproduced the painting, and the pair pawned the copy off on Baldwin as the original.
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"He was blessed with good fortune, always in the right place at the right time," said Peter Stampfel, who met Mr. Shepard in a pawnshop in the East Village where Mr. Stampfel was retrieving a violin he had pawned to buy amphetamines.
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Because segregation kept him from being able to attend the University of Maryland, he attended law school at Howard University in Washington, DC. According to his Department of Justice biography, Marshall's mother pawned her engagement and wedding rings to help put him through law school.
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As we've reported ... Mama's been pretty desperate for cash since last year's arrest for crack cocaine possession ... she sold her house for much less than it's worth in a cash transaction, got booted from a hotel over an unpaid $2k bill, and recently pawned a diamond ring.
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The show explains the history of saving in Europe from the first elements of institutionalised saving in the 15th century: the Catholic-run institutions to which the rich would donate funds that could be lent to the poor in exchange for a pawned item of value.
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They pawned the tent after trying to sell it at a hardware store and a camping store—employees refusing to buy what their stores didn't own and hadn't sold—delirious while driving through El Paso, trying to stay warm, eating fast food and peanut butter out of the jar.
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As for how the rings got to the Heritage Auctions block ... that story is pretty wild, because Odom reportedly pawned them off for just a few hundred bucks during the height of his issues with Khloe Kardashian several years ago -- and he never fought to get them back.
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An employee at Money Man insisted to me you can't even redeem a pawned weapon without a background check, much less buy a gun without passing one, and Ancrum wouldn't have met the threshold to automatically lose his guns even if he'd been convicted following an arrest for domestic violence last August.
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Alex Abad-Santos: The most comical element of Game of Thrones, a show in which dragons exist and women are often far more naked than they need to be, is that you can watch someone get pawned off in exchange for an army and then subsequently rise to power, kill her enemies with fire multiple times, emerge ferocious and unburned from a fire pit/flames on two occasions, liberate a fearsome squad of eunuchs, and, after all that, still not be taken seriously.
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