Practice restraint and you'll save yourself from pinching pennies later.
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MB: Asia Minor shots, that's good — they're pinching pennies a little bit.
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More importantly, how many companies are interested in pinching pennies by using legacy hardware?
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But that doesn't mean the 48-year-old will have to start pinching pennies.
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Pinching pennies won't help you reach your financial goals — but breaking bad money habits will.
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After spending 20 years in the Air Force, Ross was pursuing painting and pinching pennies.
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But the self-made billionaire keeps a token reminder about the importance of pinching pennies.
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Pinching pennies and worrying about each dollar is not going to make you financially independent.
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They have always been juggling responsibilities and pinching pennies to support themselves and their loved ones.
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For consumers pinching pennies, the ad-supported service streaming over an Echo Dot may be good enough.
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So you can impress your friends while also pinching pennies as you await the glorious iPhone 12.
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He is more concerned with pinching pennies at the overcrowded school… and the growing number of Latino students.
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"This means we don't have to worry about pinching pennies on Social Security, and late bills," she said.
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To cut down on spending, use a store rewards card and apps like Popcart instead of pinching pennies.
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However, too many organizations are tempted to pour money into technology while pinching pennies on human intellectual power.
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It didn't cost much, but if you're pinching pennies, maybe you can get some this weekend from a generous colleague or friend.
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Otherwise, he says, he prides himself on pinching pennies after years of scraping by with two or three jobs at a time.
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Mark Zuckerberg has more money than one could ever possibly spend, but he's still pinching pennies ... and his hunt for a bargain brought him to Costco.
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So before you start pinching pennies to save up for leech therapy or make your appointment for a placenta facial, arm yourself with the facts and figures.
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Since most of us just blew our entire tax return on Coachella, we're pinching pennies to save up for retirement, a house, rent Bonnaroo and Governor's Ball.
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Instead of pinching pennies in an effort to remain profitable, investors at Softbank's Vision Fund asked how Adylov would like to grow his company without any restrictions.
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You never know if someone looking at your campaign is pinching pennies themselves — or if the person you're crowdfunding for wants to be associated with your aggressive tactics.
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Ranging from $195 to $1,195, it's still worth pinching pennies for, but the new offering of luxury classics means increased wearability potential, and more bang for your buck.
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But don't pick your garden hose based on price even if you aren't pinching pennies, because the most expensive hose on the market may not serve your needs.
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If you're stumped and don't know what to get the man in your life, or if you were pinching pennies for something special that's now sold out, don't worry.
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That's because if Gigwell makes it easy enough for anyone to book a show, there'll be fewer artists pinching pennies in basements and more making the big bucks on stage.
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When you're talking about pinching pennies, it seems best to just avoid CVS, Walgreens, Rite-Aid, and Target altogether — unless you're a glutton for punishment, or plan to take up coupon-cutting.
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Business owners who pinch pennies over issues like these are truly pinching pennies, he said, as the cost of using the pasta straws over traditional plastic straws is negligible, a fraction of a penny.
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Patricia grew up on a farm during the Great Depression, and raised her own family by pinching pennies when it came to food in order to provide privileges like ballet classes and a college education.
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When I studied abroad in Europe, I tipped when I didn't have to, until I was told off for doing so, all while I was pinching pennies just to survive the whole time I was there.
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So before you drive yourself crazy pinching pennies to hit the trendiest new seasonal pop-up tasting menu, click through our MUNCHIES Guide to New York and see what our "On A Budget" filter has for you.
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Never ones to veer away from extravagance (what with vampire facials, big ol' diamonds, and a lot of Balmain), Kim Kardashian and Kanye West weren't pinching pennies when they jetted off to the Bahamas last weekend. E!
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Considering living expenses (rent, electricity, food, etc.) in New York added up to about $2,000 a month and I was earning about $2,200 after taxes, a significant portion of my day-to-day consisted of pinching pennies, living paycheck-to-paycheck, and stressing about money.
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Back as a struggling artist, Allen says, he worked two jobs at a time for several months just to afford to take Aadyn to the Florida park each year, further pinching pennies by driving rather than flying to Orlando and booking less-expensive quarters off the Disney property.
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While Maricopa County undoubtedly represents an extreme example of the effect that pinching pennies can have on voting, the problems there highlight the broader forces shaping voting policy in the United States, as cash-strapped jurisdictions across the country reduce personnel and shutter polling places in the name of saving the taxpayers' money.
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Lodging: $103 a night assuming you share with a friend (cleaning and service fees are extra)Activities: $210 a day for bike rentalsFood: $210 a day for groceries and happy hours When it comes to cheap trips, camping is hard to beat, but when you're pinching pennies, even a $2108 camping fee can bust the bank.
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Baldwin was ascetic, wearing hand-me-down clothes, pinching pennies, and living on a very small salary.Walker, p. 70. The ACLU was directed by an executive committee, and it was not particularly democratic or egalitarian. The ACLU's base in New York resulted in its being dominated by people from the city and state.
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I built most of them." "As village officials were building a national reputation for pinching pennies, and sending out fliers proclaiming Crestwood water was 'Good to taste but not to waste!,' state and village records show they secretly were drawing water from a contaminated well, apparently to save money." Mayor Chester Stranczek summed up his management style at a village meeting saying "I run this town with an iron fist.
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However, Cannon refused because they were "pinching pennies at every step". Rosenthal also revealed that he and writer Lawrence Konner wanted Reeve to play Nuclear Man as well as his dual roles of Superman and Clark Kent in the film. They imagined the villain being a darker version of the hero in the cloning process. The effect would have been costly to achieve and the idea had already been explored in Superman III.
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Jack Aubrey, having recovered financially in The Mauritius Command, expands his house, pays off his mother-in-law's debts, and his wife is no longer pinching pennies. His household staffed with seamen, and his daughters and son are thriving. After serving in the Fencibles office for a while, Aubrey starts getting into difficulties both in cards and at business, due to his belief, on land, in the honesty of others. Diana Villiers returns from America, unmarried.
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