They went into hiding, moving frequently and scraping together food and shelter.
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And we were like, we were literally scraping together trying to make payroll.
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Voices escape, singing sad, sad songs" and "Voices whine/Skyscrapers are scraping together.
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"We're scraping together dollars to try to move as quickly as possible," he said.
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Once back with her husband, Samia secretly planted and sold groundnuts, eventually scraping together $10.
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And diplomats are scraping together plans for an once-unthinkable meeting with North Korea's despotic leader.
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If you're barely scraping together grocery money each week, then $10,000 carries the promise of financial transformation.
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The team is hell bent on scraping together the money and says their friendship has really just begun.
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That's meant tapping special funds to pay lottery winners and scraping together money to keep 911 call centers running.
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He congratulates them for scraping together the savings to get out of the dangerous neighborhood they grew up in.
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I began to travel a lot, scraping together enough to buy low-cost train tickets and see the country.
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He faces the Sisyphean task of scraping together money and evading law enforcement officers looking to deport undocumented laborers.
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I bought my first itty-bitty studio after scraping together a few bucks because I needed to live somewhere anyway.
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Years of scraping together a living in editorial, I'd felt far removed from what drew me to writing and interviewing.
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Barely scraping together enough money for a daily meal, many make do in damaged apartments with no electricity and running water.
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Spending money on clothing that would break on a dime seemed wasteful, especially when I was scraping together money to pay rent.
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Roseanne (Roseanne Barr) and Dan (John Goodman) were staring down old age while still scraping together work to pay their medical bills.
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His family had spent the previous year scraping together the $20113,800 necessary for this last part of his journey to the United States.
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For heaven's sake a socialist scraping together donations from Wal-Mart workers at $18 a pop out raised him by a full $10 million!
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Another mom did let Knight place her son, scraping together over $10,000 for inpatient rehab in Florida by digging into savings and borrowing from family.
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They had two daughters, and he spent much of the 22012s scraping together a living in New York as a minister and civil rights activist.
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He'd been working on it independently since the 1960s, scraping together money here and there to keep pushing forward with the Middle Eastern-influenced fairy tale.
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At 19, dating is basically just scraping together loose change in order to afford a hot dog and fountain soda from QuikTrip between lots of bad sex.
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The weekend's other new release, the music parody "Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping," collapsed at the box office, scraping together a disastrous $4.6 million from 2,311 locations.
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In her mid-473s and living over her parents' garage, Wolbert dove in, scraping together $25,000 to create her first tail, which took seven months to make.
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Like missing their dead mother, and taking care of their overwhelmed father, and worrying about paying for groceries, and scraping together enough money to save the house.
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Nurses' unions that are barely scraping together enough capital to be relevant aren't the threat to democracy, unless you are a cynical centrist Democrat or a Republican.
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And if you're a researcher or robot enthusiast, see about scraping together the $10,000 this thing costs — but expect that price to come down as manufacturing ramps up.
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" Success hasn't stopped the acclaimed director from scraping together funds from individuals: In 2013, Lee raised more than $1.4 million on Kickstarter to make "Da Sweet Blood of Jesus.
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Scraping together the few dollars necessary to pay for a daily school lunch might not seem like an exuberant cost, but for many, it's a few dollars too much.
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" And success hasn't stopped the acclaimed director from scraping together funds from individuals: In 2013, Lee raised more than $1.4 million on Kickstarter to make "Da Sweet Blood of Jesus.
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I spent the next winter and spring barely making my rent—scraping together babysitting gigs, doing stints at shitty restaurants, and sending out hundreds of applications that were never answered.
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And it even has a privileged bootstrapping creation story, beginning with its 20-something founders batting the idea around in Harvard Square academic buildings and scraping together money from friends.
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"People are so worried about scraping together the money for the procedure that they don't think about incidental costs, like how to get there and where to stay," Greenblum said.
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They are focused on smaller dreams, like scraping together a few million dollars to knock down hundreds of abandoned buildings, which might clear the way for the city to start over.
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To earn money, he continued to work retail jobs, scraping together spare coins for balls and lending assistance to Xtravaganzas like Manuel Torres, whom he helped transition from pornography to nursing.
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Even if such models could be made to work, Twitter is unlikely to become a co-op soon: its market capitalisation still exceeds $12bn, an amount users can hardly dream of scraping together.
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"We are face-to-face with this crisis every day and scraping together all possible resources to ensure the best possible response," said Halima Adan, deputy director of Save Somali Women and Children.
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The estimated current number of daily contributing farmers hovers between 3,000 and 4,000, the vast majority of which are families scraping together a few extra liters of goat, sheep, or cow's milk for income.
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Robins and his two co-founders, Paul Liberman and Matthew Kalish, were all still working their full-time day jobs in the hopes of scraping together enough money to fund their website's early development.
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Baskets is a comedy, but it's about existential dissatisfaction; waking up each morning to do a job you don't want to do, scraping together rent each month to live somewhere you don't want to live.
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Coleen Jose, a classmate of Ms. Wall's at Columbia, recalled scraping together less than $12,000 in grant money for the two of them and a third friend for a reporting trip to the Marshall Islands.
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But the road to success has been a hard trek from a remote rainswept town in which the Murray matriarch struggled to juggle childcare responsibilities with that of scraping together pennies to nurture her sons' promising tennis careers.
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Senate Republicans narrowly passed a bill to overhaul the American tax system in the wee hours of Saturday morning, navigating party fractures to approve a plan that lawmakers were still scraping together in the hours before the vote.
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Since I haven't (yet) been invited to participate in those decisions, I've instead dedicated myself to scraping together the details Grande has dropped in various interviews, as well as making some predictions about how the event will go down.
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Housing has proven elusive in many markets and often the case is affordability — whether it's sky-high prices or a personal financial matter — difficulty scraping together a downpayment or a bad credit history affecting a mortgage or rental agreement.
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Meanwhile, Noah and Whitney are scraping together all the wedding stuff they can find on the cheap, starting with raiding the china cabinet and ending with Whitney calling the shop assistant in a bridal store a see you next Tuesday.
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In a hyper-ambitious, supposedly meritocratic culture, my sleek Maybach of a career had given way overnight to the Ford Festiva of unemployment insurance, of hustling up freelance gigs, of scraping together a mortgage payment by writing about getting the sack.
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And lunchtime isn't any better: some days, I'm so absorbed in my day-to-day work that I forget to eat altogether, or a wind up scraping together a measly lunch of cereal, fruit snacks, or whatever else is in the office pantry.
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By scraping together his own funds he bought a motorcycle, threw his possessions into a backpack and headed out to the jungles of the Western Ghats where he would live for months at a time during the monsoon season documenting frog life.
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Yet Ram Badan Singh, who left a job as a civil engineer in India to come to New York at age 42, is still scraping together a living out of all three, in the same spot where he began 36 years ago next week.
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It's hard to miss the steady stream of stories, from videos of demonstrating furloughed workers urging a resolution, to tales of desperate parents on #ShutdownStories, like Rusty, the father scraping together funds for his kid's medicines or single parents unsure of how they'll pay their rent.
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Yet Peng Qi'an, a former local Communist Party official and the museum's founder, spent two decades scraping together donations from private individuals and local government departments to create the Cultural Revolution Museum, which opened in the rolling hills of the Chenghai Pagoda Scenic Area in 2005.
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As they deal with the challenges of trying to get ahead in the industry—playing small shows, scraping together funds for music videos—the artists battle Asian stereotypes, karaoke-bar gigs, and disappointed immigrant parents in order to do what they love in a space where many believe they don't belong.
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He positively forces himself to stand out, either with a fleck of candy-colored dye in his locks, or one of his many long overcoats to further emphasise his height and throwback to a Dickensian life growing up in homeless shelters, scraping together the days, and teaching himself to play guitar.
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When Parasite starts, it feels like it could be a blackly funny parable about class, with the Kims (headed up by frequent Bong collaborator Song Kang-ho) positioned as lovable outsiders scraping together a living any way they can, up to and including lying to the Parks about their qualifications.
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If the thought of ever scraping together enough money for a down payment on a home seems out of reach, what with record high home prices and big student loan bills, you might be glad to know that you can own a piece of the American Dream for much less than the $275,000 current average list price for a traditional home.
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Scraping together the last of our small change, we bought a single > cream caramel. Father divided it into six parts with his penknife. That was > our last meal together. By six o'clock that night, the first wagons were full.
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Deeply influenced by the writings of C.G.Jung, Raison d'être explores the depths of human psyche providing soundtracks for inner voyages towards the Tragic. The music produced by Raison d'être is variously dark ambient and soundscape in nature. For example, synthesizers might play a droning melody over the sound of metal scraping together. Andersson often mixes tapes of Gregorian chant with his own keyboard and percussion playing.
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Practically all the songs of the era are unknown today; several thousand music hall songs were published in the UK alone during the war years. The singers moved from town to town, many just scraping together a living, but a few making a lot of money. The key stars at the time included Marie Lloyd, Vesta Tilley, George Formby, Sr., Harry Lauder, Gertie Gitana and Harry Champion.
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The music video for the song was released on October 13, 2014. The music video has O.T. Genasis and a few of his friends scraping together and bagging baking soda. Another video with a higher budget was released, dubbed the TV version, which features O.T. Genasis on a boat with a theme of drug cartels and the large-scale importation of cocaine. The music video features a (Conglomerate Records) sign in the beginning.
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Chapter 10 snaps back to Six's perspective in New Mexico where Adam is having trouble scraping together repairs for the Skimmer with his limited materials. Phiri Dun-Ra taunts them and attempts to sow discord but they gag her. Six gets a call from Four who has obtained a satellite phone back in New York. Sam, Four, Six and Seven chat happily with the revelation of Sam's Legacies but Sam urgently warns them of Setrákus Ra's incoming ship.
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Charles made this stronghold the first objective of the French army as they marched towards their eventual target, Nantes. Charles of Blois arrived near the castle on 10 October with part of his army and laid siege to it before the remainder of the force arrived. This army was moving more slowly but its presence was already causing a number of John's supporters alarm. Mindful of the speed with which supporters disappeared in medieval dynastic struggles, John was forced to act, scraping together a band of followers and riding to the relief of Champtoceaux.
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Heineman studied history at Dartmouth College and planned to start a career as a teacher after graduating in 2005. After he was rejected by Teach for America, however, he said he felt a blow to his ego, and decided to take a road trip with friends across the U.S. Although he had never held a camera or taken a film class, Heineman used a video camera to document the group’s experiences and interviewed youth along the way. “It was really cheap. I mean, we were scraping together money from family and friends.
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In 2007, the band were selected to perform at the Baybeats Festival, the island's premier local summer music event. Shortly before the scheduled performance, the band's founder "pulled an Axl Rose," according to Chua, and fired all the other members, including Chua, the lead singer. Chua and her bandmates tried to pull out of the festival, but as the deadline had already passed, their pleas were denied. Scraping together new songs without their founder, they renamed themselves Allura (an unrelated US band originated around the same time) and went on with the show.
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In 405 Radagaisus, the king of one of the Gothic tribes north of the Danube, led a combined force of Goths, Alans, Sueves, and Vandals across the Danube and the Alps and into Italy. This disrupted Stilicho's plans to re-take Illyricum from the Eastern Empire with the help of Alaric. Stilicho, scraping together a force of c. 20,000 men (thirty numeri of Roman troops with supporting units of federates of Alans and Huns) through a variety of desperate methods, including efforts to enroll slaves in the army in exchange for their freedom, at Ticinum (Pavia) led this force at the beginning of the campaigning season in 406 against Radagaisus .
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Quick-tempered and swift-fisted, Dong-hee was kicked out of high school for getting into a brawl in an attempt to protect his classmate Seo Jeong-ah, who came to him three months later to tell him that she's pregnant. Nine years later, Dong-hee finds himself living with Seo's twins, who are being raised as his siblings, while scraping together a living as a bodyguard in the same company as Dong-seok's first love, Cha Hae-won. Despite her hardships in life, such as her father's bankruptcy, Hae-won is an upbeat woman, and eventually the feelings between her and Dong-seok are rekindled.
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Xiao Hong was born into a wealthy landlord family on 1 June 1911 the day of the Dragon Boat Festiva in Hulan County,in what is now Heilongjiang Province, Her mother died when she was young and she attended a girls school in Harbin in 1927, where she encountered the progressive ideas of the May Fourth movement as well as Chinese and foreign literature. In 1930 she ran away to Beijing to avoid a planned marriage, though was eventually followed by her fiance Wang Dianjia. In 1932, after she became pregnant her fiance abandoned her at a hotel in Harbin. She narrowly avoided being sold to a brothel by the hotel's owner by scraping together over six hundred yuan expenses.
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Frederick Henry [Ambrose] Scrivener, A Plain Introduction to the Criticism of the New Testament (3d ed. 1883, London) page 648. Early Church Fathers did not mention this verse, even when eagerly scraping together verses to support the Doctrine of the Trinity.Frederick Henry [Ambrose] Scrivener, A Plain Introduction to the Criticism of the New Testament (3d ed. 1883, London) page 651. This verse first appears, not in a New Testament manuscript, but in a fifth century Confession of Faith, and after that it was assimilated into mss of the Latin Vulgate, but it was (because of the lack of Greek documentary support) omitted from the first two "Textus Receptus" printed editions of the New Testament (namely those edited by Erasmus, 1516 and 1519),Andrew Dickson White, A History of the Warfare of Science with Theology (1896, NY, Appleton) vol. 2, page 304; Henk Jan de Jonge, Erasmus and the Comma Johanneum, Ephermerides Theologicae Lovanienses, vol.
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For example, Jeff Gordinier of Entertainment Weekly compared the two towers of Marina City to the World Trade Center towers. Also containing similar themes are the songs "War on War" and "Ashes of American Flags" which contains the line "I would like to salute the ashes of American flags." The song "Jesus, Etc." also contains these lyrics: "Tall buildings shake, Voices escape singing sad sad songs ... Voices whine, Skyscrapers are scraping together, your voice is smoking." Yankee Hotel Foxtrot was voted as the best album of the year in The Village Voice Pazz & Jop critics poll. In 2008, Rolling Stone critic Tom Moon listed Yankee Hotel Foxtrot among the 1,000 Recordings to Hear Before You Die. The album was also included in the book 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die. Yankee Hotel Foxtrot found a place on many lists of the greatest albums of the 2000s. Rolling Stone ranked the album at number three on its list of the 100 Best Albums of the Decade.
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Milton is clear in the tract about the "many mistakes" that encumbered the medieval curriculum, which he censures as making "learning generally so unpleasing and unsuccessful" (53) in his time. His first target is the instruction of grammar. Milton is critical both of the amount of time spent on it as well as its mechanical emphasis: “we do amiss to spend seven or eight years merely in scraping together so much miserable Latin and Greek as might be learned otherwise easily and delightfully in one year” (53). Progress, in his view, is delayed by unnecessarily “forcing the empty wits of children to compose theme, verses, and orations” (53); instead, he proposes that after some foundational grammatical instruction, students should “be won early to the love of virtue” by having “some easy and delightful book of education” from among the ancient classics read to them (56). The objective is not simply to teach grammar, but to “inflame [students] with the study of learning” (56).
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Tom Breihan of Stereogum noted elements of "toothy Wire minimalism, mid-period Motown strut, Kinks-y melodic twinkle" in the album's sound, even going on to suggest the influence of Timbaland "since (his music) brought the same sense that empty space was a virtue, that a perfectly-placed sound-effect could be the most memorable part of a song". The opener "Small Stakes" features "Steve Nieve-style keyboards and (a) shoutout to Har Mar Superstar" with lyrics "alluding to class concerns". "The Way We Get By", the lead single from the album, is "built on a rollicking piano line and handclaps" with lyrics that "had its roots in the (Daniel)’s more recent memories of scraping together enough cash to go to shows, alter his mind and find salvation in Iggy Pop". In an interview with Pitchfork, Daniel revealed that the song initially started out as "off-the- cuff" before turning into "a glorified, fucked-up-relationship song about a scrappy couple getting high in the backseat, making love with the song ‘Some Weird Sin,’ seeking out people that don’t speak very much [...]".
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