Newfoundland is not awash with fancy scientific equipment going begging.
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"You had a $2.2 billion budget deficit and the schools were going begging and everything was going begging, but he didn't want to raise taxes because he was going to run for president," he said.
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But there are also plenty of high-priced apartments going begging.
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Nationwide unemployment is just 215 percent, and in some places, jobs are simply going begging.
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They are, in any case, deeply unhappy that their party is now going begging, as they see it, to Mr Corbyn.
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High-end homes — upward of $2 million or $3 million, depending on the location — are still going begging across the metropolitan area, agents said.
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DESPITE the incoming administration's vow to bring thousands of well-paid jobs back to America, over half a million posts paying $100,255 a year or more are currently going begging.
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But many other businesses, Croatian- or foreign-owned, also have many job opportunities going begging, compounding the drag on growth and helping keep the unemployment rate unacceptably high - currently at 22 percent, analysts say.
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"The one thing that hasn't been tried is to improve the visa program for people who want to come in from other countries and do some of the work that's going begging now," said Kranz.
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Just a few miles from where President Trump will address his blue-collar base here Tuesday night, exactly the kind of middle-class factory jobs he has vowed to bring back from overseas are going begging.
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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio — Just a few miles from where President Trump will address his blue-collar base here Tuesday night, exactly the kind of middle-class factory jobs he has vowed to bring back from overseas are going begging.
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"Chad and Niger are already members of the MNJTF so a solid foundation has been laid; let us build on it instead of creating another layer and going begging for resources from the same donors," said an African security source.
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"There are millions of jobs going begging right now in what has got to be one of the biggest mismatches between skills and lack of qualified help available in the nation's history," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG Union Bank in New York.
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It started in December 1984 with two locals, Murray Hardinge and Bob Thornhill, who had a passion for radio communication. A one-week broadcasting licence was going begging after an event planned for Healesville's contribution to Victoria's 150th Anniversary celebrations was abandoned. A hastily assembled crew stepped in, clutching armfuls of records, to take to the airwaves on equally hastily assembled home equipment - and Healesville Co-operative Broadcasters was born. Its studios, from which numerous "test transmissions" were broadcast, were located in several temporary venues, including the ladies toilet of the old Healesville railway station, an office, a concrete shed and a mobile van in a cow paddock.
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