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Sure, the art out there is nice and all, but a good camp with solid people is like gold dust.
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Storage capacity is like gold dust, especially if you are the type to collect a massive amount of photos, videos, and music.
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A friend once told me there are these sex parties where black men are treated like gold dust because we're seen as wild sex machines to lust after.
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Getting the elbows away from an opponent's body is a hard task in itself, if you watch a high level Muay Thai bout body kicks are like gold dust.
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Imagine it being read aloud in Patti Smith's wise American drawl, soak up these words like gold dust, and have that beautiful final paragraph printed out and mounted on the nearest wall, IMO.
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"Each sentence required that he hunt through the disintegrated rooms of his memory, fumble blindly for words, the simplest words, hoarding them like gold dust until he had enough to construct a sentence," Thien writes.
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Finding out that someone was on set one day with a video camera is incredibly exciting. All those throwaway things become like gold dust. Ironically, Lord of Illusions probably looks better on laser disc than it did theatrically. There are lots of tricks you can do during the film to video transfer.
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However, those in the charity sector see street fundraising as an invaluable method of raising brand awareness, and recruiting younger donors under the age of 35 who are "like gold-dust for a charity because they will give over a longer lifetime". Opinion polls suggest high levels of public hostility towards street fundraisers, with as many as 80 per cent of those interviewed being against them. Under UK law, street fundraising is legal as street fundraisers are not themselves soliciting cash donations, but rather Direct Debit agreements. The fundraisers may be employed directly by the charity as part of an 'in-house' team.
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