MARSH HARBOUR, Bahamas — They found Schnapps scrounging in a junkyard.
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No more scrounging on the app to find one nearby.
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But behind the scenes, Mr. McFarland was scrounging for funds.
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The same amount of scrounging happens, but I try not to hurry.
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And many require simply scrounging up some old receipts or bank statements.
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But scrounging together hardware profits and monetizing chat directly can be quite challenging.
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Remember scrounging together pocket money to watch something at the movies on Tuesday?
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We weren't scrounging around on January 20 for who those people might be.
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I was scrounging around for a way to get in touch with her.
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You're constantly scrounging for bullets and supplies, as the family stalks your every move.
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His scrounging at night drew attention to him, making him his tribe's earliest target.
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I don't think living is easy, even for those of us who aren't scrounging.
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They survived the journey by drinking from streams and scrounging food from other refugees.
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Every year, I'll find myself scrounging up a date because of some weird conditioning.
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Last year, reports broke of U.S. Marines scrounging for fighter jet parts at a museum.
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Facebook is desperately scrounging for ways to get users to create and post original content.
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It's where we're intimately together, in competition, scrounging around in the shadow of artificial scarcity.
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A lot of his content involves scrounging up waterlogged laptops, nail polish containers, or GoPros.
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I didn't mind scrounging for money, because I was living my dream as a foreign correspondent.
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If it had, they wouldn't be scrounging for garbage in the streets for something to eat.
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You're quarantined in your home right now and probably scrounging for activities to keep you entertained.
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"We're scrounging," said Gabe Kelen, the director of the Johns Hopkins office of critical event preparedness.
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In early 2017, he found himself scrounging for smart podcasting investments on behalf of the firm.
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People were scrounging for clothes and hanging them out to dry to have something to wear.
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But what if the American economy collapsed like Weimar Germany's and we were left scrounging for bread?
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Before arriving at the shelter, the rescue pup was found scrounging for food scraps on the streets.
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Youngsters often try to help their families by scrounging through trash for things to resell or reuse.
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Delhiites have long been used to scrounging for water -- from tankers, from bore wells, from community taps.
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Waiting in line and scrounging for medicines are not the only daily struggles for the Simeone family.
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" As well as building motorbikes, Hotrod has a portfolio career like the rest of us scrounging "creatives.
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"People are really scrounging out here in the Maritimes, looking for work," said Underhill of Miramachi, New Brunswick.
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McConnell has dismissed it as Democrats "scrounging through the ash-heap of American history" for their ideas. Sen.
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"I prefer the word scavenging and use the word scrounging when I mean to be obscure," he writes.
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We take a quick break and do yoga in our living room, before scrounging up leftovers for our dinner.
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You're able to bond all four of them by talking in the evenings and scrounging through the dilapidated buildings.
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But emaciated bears scrounging on the edges of human communities have become a common sight in some Northern regions.
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That's where we found ourselves, scrounging for dinner in a "Come From Away" cluster for the next three hours.
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In her masterpiece, you explore an abandoned house, scrounging up cassette tapes to ascertain just what is going on.
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They already have difficulty scrounging for the money to take the bus in for assigned visits to the Met.
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In this bit, women grope Jimmy Kimmel on Sunset Boulevard, scrounging around his pants to try to guess what's inside.
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You'd have more fun just scrounging the streets for spare change, and give up less personal data in the process.
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With the market going nowhere this year investors are scrounging for ideas that can generate returns in a flat environment.
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Throughout its playoff run, the green dream would frequently find itself playing from behind, scrounging for advantage when it could.
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Only a handful of people continue to live in Eastern Ghouta, scrounging semi-livable destroyed houses to take shelter in.
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"I was spending each month scrounging together money that basically did not even pay the interest," Ms. Rivers-Sobers said.
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At first, he was able to survive only through a combination of hustling in Times Square and scrounging off strangers.
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But the process of investigating scenes, scrounging for clues, and weighing evidence really forced me read everything and examine items closely.
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Amazon is awful at helping you discover new writing and scrounging through an old bookstore is marginally better – but only marginally.
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Scrounging up the guts to go for what you want is hard, and so is the work to make it happen.
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The thing is, the first time I started NMS was last Thursday, after scrounging an early copy from a local retailer.
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GOP leaders are still scrounging for enough support to pass their revised healthcare plan and haven't scheduled any floor vote yet.
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He previously dismissed talk of expanding the courts as Democrats "scrounging through the ash-heap of American history" for their ideas.
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Read more: Rapper Azealia Banks claims she was at Elon Musk's house over the weekend as he was 'scrounging for investors'
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Scrounging the last available spots underneath the large screens, I craned my neck to the left to see Graham's gigantic head.
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Scrounging up all the money to pay for Obamacare's massive coverage expansion brought deep pay cuts to hospitals and health plans.
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In August, rapper Azealia Banks claimed that she spent the weekend at Musk's house, where she saw him "scrounging for investors."
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August 13: Azealia Banks says that she was at Musk's house over the weekend and that he was "scrounging for investors."
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And redditors are desperately scrounging for all of them to help us all remain in the denial phase of this grieving process.
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Perfect for: The playboy/girl Scrounging around for your clothes on the floor after a romp in the hay is so tired.
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Noctis is a great fisherman, for instance, while Gladiolus is a survival expert, capable of scrounging up useful supplies while you explore.
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"I was, like, constantly scrounging for money and trying to figure out when my paychecks were going to come in," she says.
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"I'd be scrounging, looking for the quarter," said Ms. Grossman, who is currently renovating a $5.65 million condo at United Nations Plaza.
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Jean Renoir, in the role of the scrounging failed conductor Octave, stands proudly in his country tweeds, staring at his younger self.
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The 2012 trailer teased a sci-fi thriller where players wander a space station, scrounging for resources, and hiding from menacing robots.
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Desperate and running out of food, a group of townsfolk come across Killy after being chased by murderous safeguards while scrounging for supplies.
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With an organized kitchen, you might be less likely to go on a 20-cookie bender when you're scrounging for a nighttime snack.
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She also says that she never saw the 13 Turpin children "scrounging for food" and never noticed any indication the kids needed help.
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He was found skinny, dirty and scrounging for food outside the family residences at the Olympic Village during the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics.
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A few years later, Hawk was scrounging for "change underneath the floor mats of his Honda" so he could eat at Taco Bell.
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Though she'd found a support group—"all these kids in the movie who got slaughtered by some maniac with scissors"—the scrounging continued.
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The foreman down the street, Félix Ortiz Delgado, spent the afternoon scrounging up the scraps that were left of the farm he manages.
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Rather than scrounging for experiences to share, we're inventing them from scratch with the only thing we're left with us in quarantine: ourselves.
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Scrounging up 15 Democratic senators who are willing to vote along with 52 Republicans would be a formidable enough task on any issue.
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Fortunately, this constant focus on scrounging for useful materials does lend itself to the narrative that you're in a desperate, frantic struggle for survival.
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Dawn of the Dead (1978), arguably the most seminal film of the franchise, has its characters scrounging for survival in a desolate shopping mall.
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The man's home and its surrounding area are identical, and in both timelines characters are scrounging for food, or for money to procure it.
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Meanwhile, an overbooked flight from Chicago to Louisville was having a hard time scrounging up volunteers to give up their seats that same weekend.
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He's still scrounging for acting jobs (while working as a waiter), while she's in real estate, her aspirations of being a dancer having fizzled.
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Instead, Fyre had become a punch line for its aborted opening, with reports of panicked millennials scrounging for makeshift shelter on a dark beach.
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Military funding under sequestration is constantly blamed for a force that is too small, short on preparedness and scrounging to afford new weapons systems.
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Twenty-one others were released six months ago, and one kidnapped student was rescued after being found wandering in the forest scrounging for food.
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Rather than scrounging around a damp basement or sweltering jungle, the researchers simply went to a pet store in the UK to recruit their subjects.
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"I saw him in the kitchen tucking his tail in between his legs scrounging for investors to cover his [ass] after that tweet," she said.
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"I saw him in the kitchen tucking his tail in between his legs scrounging for investors to cover his ass after that tweet," she said.
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So the general expectation here, understandably, is that the two will clash in their first shared debate, scrounging for ownership of the primary's left wing.
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Or are we all just scrounging for subliminal messaging in the style choices made by any and all women prominently involved in this election cycle?
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I'm still scrounging for the money to buy my daughters' winter jackets, and I know too many of my co-workers face the same struggles.
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Most people never see these masters of invisibility, who slink around in the dark corners and under cars, catching rats, or scrounging through trash bins.
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What was really significant though was the soldier had uncooked kernels of corn in his digestive tract, which meant that he was scrounging for food.
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Sure, you can ramble around Wild Appalachia scrounging in crates for old dusty beers in Fallout 76, but what if you could brew your own?
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"She added: "I saw him in the kitchen tucking his tail in between his legs scrounging for investors to cover his ass after that tweet.
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Health care professionals are also scrounging for basic medical equipment, such as masks, to protect themselves — a shortage the Trump administration has vowed to address.
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Unlike their female counterparts, Greenfield's male subjects aren't scrounging on the floor for dollar bills or perched on all fours before and after plastic surgery.
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Rapper Azealia Banks claimed to be at Elon Musk's house in Los Angeles during the weekend while he was "scrounging for investors" following his tweet.
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Banks said she overheard Musk "scrounging for investors" while at his house, and that Grimes and Musk essentially went into hiding as Tesla sought funding.
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To fund President Donald Trump's fanciful plans for a massive southern border wall, his administration is scrounging around in the budgets of current US government programs.
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Most freelancers are just working, finding jobs, scrounging for work on their own, maybe assisted by the internet, but not directed by their phones to act.
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So researchers began scrounging for other applications for deep ocean water, which has a high mineral content in part from hydrothermal vents on the ocean's floor.
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She had been homeless for two years, and each day was consumed by scrounging for the money to pay for hits of heroin and crystal meth.
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"We started buying stuff when we were scrounging in our fourth-floor walk-up and they were all in different corners of our various apartments," Kargman says.
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Every day or so they needed a story to file, and they spent their lives scrounging for copy—digging for leads, tracking down facts, conspiring for quotes.
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Like hungry little foxes, they go scrounging around different nooks and crannies, except they're hunting in various databases for satellite images, not a tasty critter to eat.
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After a suspicious outbreak of dog flu in Megasaki City, dogs have been banished and are fending for themselves, scrounging for food among maggots and toxic waste.
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The opening scene takes place in a Dumpster, with Star scrounging for food, and the mag crew travels through a number of economically depressed towns and neighborhoods.
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Art programs are always being cut from public education, and we know when we get into this racket that it means a life of poverty and scrounging.
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The circumstances are seedy: Cauley is scrounging money from his mother, a disreputable figure because she's living with the lover for whom she broke up her marriage.
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Then he told them about the Russian political prisoners who spent the weeks before the Fourth of July scrounging bits of cloth in red, white and blue.
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While the idea has just the right man-bites-dog appeal for an editor scrounging for summertime think pieces, it strikes us as wrongheaded for a few reasons.
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In the wake of Hurricane Irma, Florida residents — or at least those who stuck around — are left scrounging for the items they need most, mainly food and water.
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For weeks, the president has had his acting chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, scrounging under agency sofa cushions for unspent cash, to the perturbation of even fellow Republicans.
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It's all still up in the air, but fans and websites have been scrounging the reality star's social media feeds to find receipts and proof of the alleged pregnancy.
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Even Google has been scrounging for a way back into China, after withdrawing in 2010 in the face of accusations of government censorship and intrusions by state-backed hackers.
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Madran's life has spiraled into a despondent daily routine of scrounging for food for her dust-covered children and begging the authorities for any news about their asylum application.
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Now a few hours into the night and during a lull where everyone was presumably out at their actual plans, I was scrounging for things to hold my attention.
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Black collectives were embedding themselves, at street level, in communities, running educational workshops, scrounging up funds for day-care centers, and making inexpensive art — graphically striking posters, for example.
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When it appeared in the initial promo video, the Fyre crew was kicked off and left scrounging for a location two months before the festival was supposed to take place.
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If you have a graduating senior in your life, you've probably scrounging for the perfect gift, and in your hectic Googling you may have come across the term money lei.
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Being dropped onto an island with fellow scavengers and scrounging around for what little firearms and ammo you can get your hands on creates a tense, anything-can-happen atmosphere.
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He admitted that at the time, he himself was scrounging for a pair of warm boots because, like so many Winnipeggers, he'd spent years resisting winter gear and the season.
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Why did I just spend upwards of eight hours scrounging for parts and resources so that I could repair a ship only slightly better than the one I started with?
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Across the country, similar organizations—and, in some cases, governments—have taken to scrounging up cash so people can apply without worrying about how it could set them back financially.
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Their rigid but powerful limbs and claws could have made them especially good at scrounging up vegetation, while they might have also occasionally stood on their hind legs to feed.
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What lays Diane low and forces her to keep working when she had planned to retire is falling victim to a Bernie Madoff-style scheme that leaves her scrounging for cash.
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If you don't have a membership to one of the big box stores, you might be stuck scrounging for essentials on barren shelves at Walmart or perusing Amazon's highly inflated prices.
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Cartels extort indigenous men to cross their shipments; authorities recruit indigenous agents to go undercover; in Tabatinga and Leticia, urbanized, detribalized Indians wander alleyways by night, scrounging up liquor or cocoa paste.
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Instead of scrounging for expedited shipping or just doing an Amazon gift card, the perfect last-minute gift this season is Disney+ for a year: Free for them, only $69.99 for you.
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You don't want to have to return that brand-new phone because of problems (or because you just don't like it) and suddenly find yourself desperately scrounging around for a temporary substitute.
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It's not entirely clear what the worth is in so fully reviving the Meta brand, other than scrounging up some faith in the Meta 2 headsets, on which the company staked its reputation.
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Scrounging for spare parts amid the trash Zalem dumps down to Earth, the kindly cybernetics genius Dr. Dyson Ido (Christoph Waltz) discovers a cyborg girl who's still alive, and repairs and adopts her.
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And they probably will, because in order to get all of the things you need — food, medicine, scraps you can cobble into weapons — you'll need to do a lot of scrounging and stealing.
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And the EPA chief got at least something out of his shameless scrounging, the Post found: $2,000 (and expenses) for his wife, Marlyn, to run point on arranging a nonprofit group's annual conference.
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The storm's 150 mph winds and a 20-inch cascade of rain created a vast humanitarian crisis, with residents now scrounging for food, clean water, and fuel to keep cool in the sweltering heat.
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STEVEN SHARPWilliamsburg, Virginia The timing of the campaign by West Yorkshire's police commissioner calling for the police to be able to sell assets seized from criminals was particularly unfortunate ("Scrounging for coppers", January 21st).
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At a campaign stop in Virginia last week, she recounted her personal favorite: On her first Senate race, scrounging to find money any way she could, she started calling up men she once dated.
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One man lives in a donated car and eats at local charity kitchens, scrounging enough money to pay $10 a month for a Planet Fitness membership that gives him access to a hot shower.
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CoCo Vandeweghe hopes it is over: the exhausting routine of entering every tournament, of scrambling for qualifying wins, of scrounging for points as she clambered up the slippery rungs of the professional tennis ladder.
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They had little money, scrounging what they could from sympathizers in the Eritrean diaspora and trading their food rations with local shops to buy pasta, as well as minutes for the phones they shared.
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Mr. Demme said he hoped to make an entire film about the Feelies — calling it a mix between "Night of the Living Dead" and "The Last Waltz" — but had trouble scrounging up the funds.
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Mr. Bukar said he was with Nigerian soldiers last fall when they came across one of the abducted schoolgirls: Amina Ali, who was scrounging for food in the forest with other Boko Haram members.
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My friend Mike and I would ride our bikes there every afternoon, scrounging up change to buy sodas, asking people if they were done with their cups, or sometimes straight-up rifling through the dumpsters.
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Out beyond the reaches of the town, where the cannibals live by scrounging for food and cobbling together a life from scraps left in junkyards, Miami Man searches for his young daughter, who's gone missing.
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A searing record of war and the lies people live by, "The Volunteer" is also a map of an alternative America, populated by men sleeping on the beds of trucks and women scrounging cigarettes and beer.
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"I'm not scrounging or worried about where I'm going to get my next shot, or how I'm going to get it, or where I'm going to get the next $10 to get my fix," she says.
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I remember my high school best friend and I scrounging to save our Coldstone-slash-babysitting dollars in an ambitious attempt to get one (needless to say, we maybe saved 25% toward our dream 2.55 bag).
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The concern in Berlin is that foreign lenders will retreat to the safety of their home markets if there is another financial crisis, leaving German exporters scrounging for the credit they need to do business abroad.
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Whether playing the infatuated gangster's moll, the resigned prisoner drained of spirit, the hardened and scrounging ex-convict, or the small-time, seen-it-all maven that Qiao eventually becomes, Zhao is never less than convincing.
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In Pathologic, players took on the grueling task of stopping a plague in a remote Russian town, scrounging for food, water, and antidotes while scrambling to tie up plot threads over two strictly timed in-game weeks.
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I ordered the DVDs of the French documentary series, which first aired on television in 2004, through Netflix, back in 2008, when subscribing to the streaming service mostly meant scrounging around your house for misplaced red envelopes.
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But with the exception of Iowa, where he is ahead in the polls, Mr. Trump is competing on unfriendly turf, scrounging for support in unlikely areas like liberal-leaning Minneapolis and the prosperous suburbs of Northern Virginia.
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While average Americans are scrounging what's left of toilet paper, the wealthy are prepping in their own A-list way, spending exorbitant amounts of money on desert vacation homes, prelockdown facials, and filet-mignon white-glove deliveries.
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These activities can feel like chores, but they also nudge players into a more contemplative style of play, forcing them to slow down and explore their surroundings, scrounging for supplies instead of running toward the next objective.
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Tara and Heath were also famished, as it happened, but all they had to show for their two weeks of scrounging were some aspirin and a few rusty cans of okra, which I didn't even know came in cans.
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We're wishing them all the happiness in this very exciting time," he said, hilariously adding: "Personally, I hope it means he stays out of my fridge and will stop scrounging my food, which he's done for the last few years!
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He prepared an umu, a Tongan earth oven, full of the manioke he had harvested earlier, his enormous pet pig scrounging for attention, his two boys clambering up a tree for the coconuts in the foliage, Ma'ata inside preparing fish.
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There are more than 100 in the game, and I found myself going out of my way to try to uncover them all, scrounging markets for unique varieties of peppers and mushrooms, and spending far too much money on diner food.
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"My dad always showed me the rights and wrongs, straight to my face," he recalls between hits from a bong he repeatedly packs with pieces of a blunt, a method of smoking he attributes to an adolescence of scrounging for weed.
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But even though she lived in a cosseted part of Manila, in a neighborhood with a Starbucks and a Lamborghini dealership, she knew that the poor were hauling garbage and scrounging for food on the other side of the wall.
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I began the practice of showing up to non-mandatory work meetings that boasted pizza, hoarding Friday morning bagels, and scrounging around the office kitchen like a hungry animal, desperately seeking something — anything — to save me from my homemade meals.
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I miss the COIN OPS; I have tons better luck scrounging for change in my sofa than keeping track of those plastic laundry cards, and I've also gotten said cards stuck in the actual machines they're used in and experienced similar small disasters.
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Specialized cells known as microglia were well established as scavengers of the nervous system: spidery and many-fingered, they had been seen crawling around the brain, scrounging for debris, and their role in eliminating pathogens and cellular waste had been known for decades.
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After what felt like months of scrounging for details about Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande's relationship due to Davidson's retreat from social media, we finally have a week of not one, but two interviews about their relationship, as well as the eagerly-anticipated Sweetener albumm.
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Towards the end of the summer, the nectar starts to dry up just as the nest reaches capacity and the Queen wasp stops laying more larvae—and suddenly, there's not enough food for all the worker wasps, who start scrounging for other sources of sustenance.
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I used to be much better about cooking, but now that I no longer have to worry about breakfast and lunch, I've fallen into the bad habit of buying dinner multiple times a week and scrounging for unsatisfying meals the rest of the time.
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Bill Weld: So no, but in all the treaties that he has ripped up, even the treaty with Iran, he's now scrounging around trying to get back to where he was at square one before he ripped up the 2015 deal with with Iran.
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To start to tackle that problem, the F.C.C. has recently expanded its Lifeline program to provide subsidies for broadband access.. Here in the world's information capital, New Yorkers are still scrounging for a few bars of web access, dropped like crumbs from a table.
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Publishers will be scrounging for a cut of readers' $10 per month, which will reportedly be divided in half by Apple's oppressive 50 percent cut, then split between all the publishers someone reads — which will be heavily skewed towards the magazines that get the spotlight.
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Rose Wilder Lane had lost both her own money and money she invested for her parents in the 1929 stock market crash, and they were scrounging by, with Almanzo hauling loads and Laura selling eggs and apples and writing occasional pieces about farm life.
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Every Coachella go-er knows that scrounging up the money for a weekend pass, Airbnb, and flight is only the start of things: The real challenge comes in planning out your hair, makeup, and fashion vibe for the desert festival that's become spring's biggest street-style scene.
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Waze will show you the toll prices up front, too, before the navigation actually gets under way, which is great, because that's when you actually have the opportunity to do something about it, whether it's scrounging seat-cushion change or just choosing to drive a different way.
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By the end of the war, Julia Irwin, Associate Professor of history at the University of South Florida, told MUNCHIES, "the conditions had become so terrible that people were scrounging for food," surviving on things like turnip bread, which was just about as tasty as it sounds.
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Nic was scrounging the darkest corners of California's Bay Area in search of his next fix while David was glued to his phone, waiting for the call from his son to come rescue him or from the emergency room to tell him that Nic hadn't made it.
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Even so, it was arguably the most punishing defeat Mr. Trump has experienced as president, and it left the White House scrounging for other ways to pay for a wall on the southwestern border and rethinking its approach to a Congress now partly controlled by Democrats.
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In another indication of the deprivations confronting residents of eastern Aleppo, the Middle East coordinator of the World Food Program, the United Nations anti-hunger agency, said people had been scrounging through garbage for food scraps since the last rations, delivered in July, were distributed a few weeks ago.
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"I saw him in the kitchen tucking his tail in between his legs scrounging for investors to cover his ass after that tweet," she said in an interview with Business Insider, during which she also clarified that she was at Musk's home from early on Friday through Sunday night.
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Radio City Music Hall's legendary Rockettes dance troupe reportedly was sternly warned by their own union not to boycott their planned performance at inauguration festivities next month for President-elect Donald Trump — who has been having a yuuuuuuggeely difficult time scrounging up "A-List" performers willing to show up for those events.
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With options for buying death-penalty drugs significantly narrowed, states face a choice between scrounging for surprisingly expensive medications through back channels, reverting to older, less sanitised execution methods like the electric chair or giving up on a punishment that most of America and nearly all of the industrialised world has already abandoned.
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At home my mother was making thin cabbage soup and scrounging together used cooking oil to light the lamp for the third night of our own celebration, coughing as she worked: another deep chill had rolled in from the woods, and it crept through every crack and eave of our run-down little house.
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"You have people like Trey Hollingsworth who come to a district as an outsider millionaire with multi-generation wealth and doesn't understand living paycheck to paycheck, doesn't understand making the choice between paying for health insurance and paying the rent, or scrounging for change in the couch to buy a Big Mac," Canon told me.
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More than a million people have fled the country since 2015; the health care system is in such dire straits that malaria, once almost wiped out, is soaring; about three quarters of the population has involuntarily lost nearly 20 pounds of weight and people scrounging for food in garbage has become, according to the Brookings Institution, the new normal.
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In the past, Musk has said that a one-way ticket to Mars would cost $500,000, which actually doesn't seem that high, all things considered, but presumably people outside of the One Percent will have a hard time scrounging up that kind of bread (I'm guessing no bank is going to lend anyone money so he or she can leave the planet forever).
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" Republicans have lashed out at the idea, with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) saying Democrats are "scrounging through the ash-heap of American history" for their ideas" and Sen.
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But the N.F.L. installed so many safeguards and trapdoors into the deal, lawyers for the players said, that in the eight months since the court-approved administrator of the settlement began accepting claims, many players have been forced to spend months scrounging for paperwork they did not think they had to keep, finding new doctors to confirm established diagnoses and lodging time-consuming appeals.
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Republicans and President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump congratulates Washington Nationals on World Series win Trump hints that dog injured in al-Baghdadi raid will visit White House Vindman says White House lawyer moved Ukraine call to classified server: report MORE are scrounging for a strategy, surrogates and messaging as the impeachment inquiry picks up speed and evidence of potential abuse of power tied to Ukraine could continue piling up into November.
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Now, working with Navajo Nation Animal Control and Soul Dog Rescue, she and her husband, Izzy, pull as many animals out of shelters as they can for Nuzzles & Co. "What we do makes a difference — to that stray, mangy dog that has been mistreated, or those puppies who were left to die in a cardboard box, or the pregnant dog frantically scrounging for a good and safe place to deliver her babies," Todacheen, 53, tells PEOPLE.
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Player Unknown's Battlegrounds, the 'battle royale' style game where everyone tries to be the last player standing while scrounging for supplies to keep them alive, has launched on Android in Canada MobileSyrup reports, which could presage a future release in the U.S. The arrival of the mobile version of the game more generally known as PUBG coincides with it reaching the 5 million player milestone on Xbox, where it's been available since late last year after debuting on the PC in early access earlier in 2017.
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Ross Douthat If you are surprised by the news that Harvey Weinstein of Miramax fame, a man well known for profane tirades and physical altercations and scrounging M&Ms off movie theater floors, is also the sort of charmer who loafs around semi-nude while asking subordinates for "back" massages, then you can be surprised by just about anything: the sun rising in the east, the fact that movie stars employ plastic surgeons, the news that "The Artist" didn't actually deserve to win Best Picture.
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