The thing is, teachers aren't some abstract group of moochers.
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Then finally, as with so many moochers before me, they lost patience.
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Sophisticated network moochers may have ways of disguising themselves while snitching your bandwidth.
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So let's help those moochers in business suits pick themselves up and stop sponging off the government.
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Throughout the four-part series, Luke lies about the WiFi password so moochers with laptops don't invade the diner.
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It's a hot mess, populated by looters and the usual moochers, but its un-incredibles also give the Incredibles purpose.
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Except that Romney himself famously said that 47 percent of Americans are moochers who would never vote for him for president.
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In Germany, politicians and the news media presented the Greeks as moochers trying to get their hands on Germans' hard-earned cash.
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Instead, character-based attacks on Romney's private equity record and statements about 47 percent of the country being moochers took the lead.
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That person can field requests from moochers or scammers, or even friends and family members, who are after a piece of your windfall.
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Given that today's HBO GO moochers could potentially be HBO NOW subscribers, the company may no longer be quite so "cool" with sharing.
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That is, they can field requests from moochers or scammers or even friends and family members who want a piece of your windfall.
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We're millennial moochers if you believe the Daily Mail or whiny entitled youth who can't grow up, according to the New York Post.
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After 2012, Republicans tried but failed to disavow the view that welfare breeds moochers (disproportionately minorities) who support candidates that promise to coddle them.
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But the middle class isn't getting squeezed because of minorities, or immigrants, or moochers, or anyone else we're told to blame for our problems.
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Trump has a worldview shared by almost no one in DC: Trade is bad, allies are moochers, the US economy is all about manufacturing, etc.
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But this is an oddly distorted libertarianism, in which Rand's villains masquerade as her heroes: those who talk most of liberty are the looters and moochers.
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Veblen, though, saw the rich as a largely unproductive class of capital-owning moochers, who profited off the useful labour of working people (hence the "leisure class").
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Four years ago, Mr Romney was thought to have made a costly mistake when he dismissed the 47% of Americans who pay no federal income tax as moochers.
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The Federal money they claim is wasted on "welfare moochers" is spent on support services for children or the aged, for people with mental health, intellectual, or physical disabilities.
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Nobody criticized reporters in 2012 for scandalizing Mitt Romney's infamous 47 percent comments, even though he and Paul Ryan had framed the entire campaign as a morality tale pitting makers against moochers.
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President Barack Obama made a version of this appeal in his second inaugural address, as an implicit rebuke to his vanquished rivals, who crusaded during the campaign against moochers on government assistance.
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Decades of conservative critics have decried cash programs like Aid to Families With Dependent Children or Social Security Disability Insurance, as vigor-sapping, soul-deadening subsidies for moochers, economic disasters that stunt growth and encourage sloth.
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You'll probably achieve more if, rather than confronting these moochers with their moral debts, you adopt a line like: "After all they've done for us over the years, I feel we should do something for them."
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As I suggested in a recent column, perhaps he is banking on the white working class's resentment of poor people, whom they see as moochers entitled to government aid not available to their own struggling families.
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It's too committed to an Ayn Rand story line about heroic job creators versus moochers to admit either that trickle-down economics can fail to deliver good jobs, or that sometimes government aid is a crucial lifeline.
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Though the cold shoulder is grounded in the image of black and brown moochers living in the imagination of white Americans, the suffering caused by its miserly understanding of society is not limited to communities of color.
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Healthy people can turn into sick people really fucking suddenly," he wrote, continuing, "I'm here to tell you that there is no 'us and them' no responsible 'taxpayers and irresponsible moochers, we are them and they are us.
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This race-baiting and tribalism was perhaps nowhere more iconic than in President Reagan's enduring stereotype of black mothers as "welfare queens," which solidified the harmful attitudes of many white Americans toward black Americans living in poverty as moochers looking to get public dollars for free.
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If instead they had helped shepherd immigration reform into law, it would have been a powerful gesture to immigrant communities, but one which allowed them to continue to speak to nativists concerns: With these new tools, we can stop new immigration, protect you from bad guys, and move on to cutting funding for all social moochers.
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But we slash spending for physical education in schools; dole out cheap, nutrient-poor school lunches; transform youth sports into a pricey, club-and-travel-team rat race for prestige and college athletic scholarships; bombard our kids inside and outside their classrooms with ads for sugar-loaded processed snacks and drinks; fail to address the healthy-food deserts that many of our most needy fellow citizens live within; act like health care, including wellness initiatives, is less a smart, compassionate, cost-saving public policy measure than a giveaway to undeserving moochers; and largely tell our working poor that hey, maybe you should join a gym.
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In 1997 he co-directed, with Trapaga, a children's video, Monica's Seaside Adventure, by Monica and the Moochers with Peter Cox and George Washingmachine.. In 1999 he directed Monica's Trip to the Moon by Monica and the Moochers with McKaw, Fridge, Compost Bin and Dr. Wango Tango.. The track, "Old Doctor Wango Tango", was co- written by Jones and Julian Gough. Note: Jones is given as J Trapaga. Note: Jones is given as John Ignatius Trapaga.
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In the story, Labas finds himself fighting the rising tide of violence propagated by Louisiana Red and the militant opportunists, the Moochers. Eventually, Labas learns that the murder has been a conspiracy to dethrone the Gumbo business because Ed was trying to create medicine that would stop heroin addiction.
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While on Play School, she started recording children's music albums as well as jazz ones. She was a member of various groups: Pardon Me Boys, Monica and the Moochers, and Monica Trapaga and the Bachelor Pad. Since the early 2000s, she has owned stores in Summer Hill and in Newtown.
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In 2005, Jay McGraw and Phil McGraw formed Stage 29 Productions, and a week later, announced a new show called Moochers (similar to ABC's Kicked Out). Ultimately, the show was not produced. In 2006, the Dr. Phil House (similar to CBS's Big Brother) began airing as part of the Dr. Phil television show. Following a protest by neighbors, the house in Los Angeles was shut down, and production resumed on a sound stage on a studio back lot.
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At the same time, Levan created a new EP with music producers The Moochers from Italy. The album is titled "Scars of Love" (in Bulgarian: Белези от любов), containing 3 songs and 1 remix, again after the lyrics of the artist. Scars of Love is released by King Street Records - a label from New York. The single "Chance for Love" to the music of Svetlin Kaslev - Starlight was released on February 14, 2014 in a duet with Nells.
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Areas in Western New York and the Southern Tier, such as those in this map in the contiguous red area (the red areas illustrate the counties that voted for Carl Paladino in the 2010 New York gubernatorial election), have seen the most support for an independent upstate. A parallel Upstate New York statehood movement seeks separation due to taxation and economic concerns."The Big City; The Moochers From Upstate? Cut 'Em Loose", John Tierney, The New York Times, May 24, 1999.
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Morchella species have been called by many local names; some of the more colorful include dryland fish, because when sliced lengthwise then breaded and fried, their outline resembles the shape of a fish; hickory chickens, as they are known in many parts of Kentucky; and merkels or miracles, based on folklore, of how a mountain family was saved from starvation by eating morels. In parts of West Virginia, they are known as molly moochers, muggins, or muggles. Due to the partial structural and textural similarity to some species of Porifera (sponges), another common name for any true morel is sponge mushroom. In the Appalachian woodlands, morels have also been called haystacks, or snakeheads.
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Antonio Solano is an extremely successful family father who comes from a humble family, so he strives to give his family everything he could not have in his youth. In his eagerness that his family does not lack anything, Antonio is generous to the point of spoiling his wife and children; as a result the three kids, Eduardo, Javier, and Viviana become good-for-nothing spoiled brats, doing nothing but spend the money in superficial things, while his wife Catalina only worries about staying beautiful with surgeries. To top, his own sister Leticia and her husband as well as Catalina's mother are on-and-off moochers of his wealth as well. On the day of his birthday, Antonio realizes what he has caused when none of his loved ones remembers to congratulate him, and to top it off they only appear to ask for more and more.
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As of August 2015, Holloway was co-executive producer of Little Big Shots, an NBC variety series produced by Warner Bros-Horizon. She was consulting producer on American Idol XV, and co-executive producer of two seasons of the Shine America reality competition series, Fake Off for truTV (2014-2015). IAlso in 2014, she was co- executive producer of the high-rating two-hour NBC television special, The Sing-Off Holiday Special. From 2007 to 2013, she was senior supervising producer of the NBC series, America's Got Talent. She has also worked as director or producer on many series and specials, including Fox's network primetime series The Swan and Kitchen Nightmares, Moochers on CBS, Court TV's documentary film, Death of a Beatle; Fox Television’s Bizarre World specials; produced specials for Court TV and Animal Planet. In 2005, she was supervising producer and on-air talent for a short-lived revival of Twentieth Television’s A Current Affair.
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