The US meanwhile struggles to scrape up even bare-minimum investments in these areas.
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Ask for bread—it's free, but by request only—to scrape up the sauce.
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I managed to scrape up enough Kitten Tokens to make it through my first month.
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If we could just scrape up and pool all of the good ideas that work….
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Just be careful around it, it will scrape up your hands and arms a bit.
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Even without steady employment, Hujar managed to scrape up just enough every month to get along.
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Using a wooden spoon, scrape up any browned bits at the bottom of the pan. 5.
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Add wine, and cook, stirring to scrape up bits from bottom of skillet, 1 to 2 minutes.
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My hunch is that BMW, the corporation, is trying to scrape up every "BMW luster" it can get.
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You eat the enchiladas first, then use your fries to scrape up all the leftover sauce and cheese.
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Silicon Valley has gotten tangled in the Senate's quest to scrape up every bit of tax revenue it can.
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Most bond analysts think Venezuela will manage to scrape up the cash, though few consider that a sure thing.
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Photo: Kelly Shimoda House cats—cute, cuddly, sometimes grumpy—have barbed penises that scrape up the ladies' insides something fierce.
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It will take a full year of studying Bennu to figure out where the spacecraft should scrape up a sample.
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Once you have a cohesive mass, remove the dough from the board and scrape up and discard any leftover bits.
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If I had my druthers, I would let cat puke dry on a carpet so it's easier to scrape up.
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Silicon Valley has got tangled up in the Senate's quest to scrape up every bit of tax revenue it can.
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Successful prosecution often requires resources that are hard to scrape up and evidence that has long since disappeared on the battlefield.
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When I found out my mom was dying, I tried to scrape up any vision of what grief might look like.
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Photo: Gary Cranitch/Queensland Museum House cats—cute, cuddly, sometimes grumpy—have barbed penises that scrape up the ladies' insides something fierce.
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She bought much of the furniture and even managed to scrape up enough money to buy a used van for her mother.
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Mason and her boyfriend recycled soda bottles to scrape up "penny by penny" the $150 necessary to cover the cost of the procedure.
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Scrape up the bottom of the pot with a wooden spoon to get all that goodness that may have stuck to the bottom!
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Millennials are more likely than Gen Xers to use their retirement savings and sell personal belongings to scrape up the money, the survey found.
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I had managed to scrape up contacts in a few cities, mostly Russian friends of friends intrigued at the idea of hosting actual Americans.
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At the Golden Globes, Little Women only managed to scrape up nods for Saoirse Ronan's turn as Jo March and for Best Original Score.
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Toscanini.) Nor, as the maestro, can John Noble (Walter Bishop on "Fringe") scrape up much fire from the character's two modes: pathos and dudgeon.
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Sansa, Jon and Ser Davos can scrape up support against the Boltons in Winterfell simply by going door to door across the North, it seems.
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Ms. O'Malley is a delight as Sylvia grows increasingly unhinged, crawling on the carpet to scrape up crumbs, and ultimately having her own psychic collapse.
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It's set in 1955 and follows him throughout his day when he is desperately trying to scrape up rent money to keep from getting evicted.
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Niantic also described the types of data it collects from players, and hinted at what data it might scrape up in future releases of the app.
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George Martin, 50, had strapped a snowplow to his sport utility vehicle and planned to spend the day using it to scrape up a few dollars.
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Beirut, Lebanon (CNN)With long rakes, men in black raincoats scrape up scraps of plastic bags, water bottles and pieces of wood from the stony beach.
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If you can scrape up a marathon entry fee and pay for travel, you can probably afford a low three figures for a pair of racing shoes.
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It was tough to scrape up the money to get my car out of the pound, but on the other hand I didn't have to pay for books.
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She was always scared of the empty ground beneath her and how her skinny legs could slip through the metal bars, scrape up her shin, trap her thighs.
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" Moshfegh once told Vice , which published some of her early work, "My writing lets people scrape up against their own depravity, but at the same time it's very refined . . .
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You can use it to scrape up every drop of mayo, or it would be great for reaching to the bottom of a blender bottle without getting your hand messy.
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If I were fourteen, and mostly just wanted to learn to bust airs, I would scrape up the cash and hit whatever Waco-style pool was closest to my town.
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The former are helped along by tutors, consultants, and nagging parents; the latter scrape up money for test-taking fees and get what help they can from overworked school counselors.
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If only these asylum seekers could scrape up at least $500,000 to "buy" permanent resident status under the EB-5 visa program like the Chinese investors reportedly sought by Kushner Cos.
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That means three hours of double the experience points in multiple game modes, which you'd otherwise have to scrape up by getting codes off of Mountain Dew bottles or bags of Doritos.
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And, if I manage to scrape up some extra dough beforehand, it might just save me a small fortune on charter and rental boat fees every time I fly somewhere to fish.
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The new glass is called Gorilla Glass SR+, and it's designed with a focus on scratch resistance, since it's pretty easy to scrape up something that's worn on your wrist all day.
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And, if I manage to scrape up some extra dough beforehand, it might just save me a small fortune on charter and rental boat fees every time I fly somewhere to fish.
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They'd be watching for him at the bus station and at the train depot and at the airport, too, even if he could scrape up enough for a ticket, which he couldn't. . . .
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With this income and whatever cash Mr. Peyton can scrape up doing odd jobs — which are hard to come by in a small town in winter, for someone without a car — the couple pays rent, utilities and his child support payments.
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There's a little bit of luck here, though: The person who managed to scrape up a sword from those treasure chests will almost always have an advantage over the poor schmoe who only got a few apples and a potion of swiftness.
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Without CDC funding, researchers like Wintemute have had to cobble together smaller sums available through the National Institutes of Health, the National Institute of Justice, whatever they can scrape up from private foundations, and new state-funded projects like California's Firearm Violence Research Center.
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I was a part of it when we did the first project, and I was just sending beats to LA. I would fly to LA on these little standby tickets, when I could scrape up some money back and forth, and I would stay at Syd's, or I would stay at my homeboy's house.
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To approve a budget, and the further belt-tightening required to meet the targets agreed with the European Commission for the fiscal deficit (to 3.1% of GDP next year, from a target of 4.6% this year), the prime minister will have to try and scrape up votes from Basque nationalists or rely on further Socialist abstentions.
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As I and many others have outlined before, the dossier was created by a former spy turned detective-for-hire who was being paid by political-research firm Fusion GPS; Fusion GPS was being paid by the Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee to scrape up any material, no matter how dubious, to sully then-candidate Trump.
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It's not exactly full access to healthcare (that's another debate I could get into but not today), but this new crop of health startups do offer a regulated option for those who can scrape up the money without paying insurance premiums to find out what might be going on inside their body — and with an easy and convenient solution to some of the fear they might have about going to the doctor's office to get results.
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Bloomberg's Jealousy List is out... Full of stories the editors and reporters wish THEY'D thought to write... (Bloomberg) -- Speaking of jealousy, the NYT dropped a huge new story about how apps scrape up precise location data from our phones, mostly in secret... (NYT) -- Katie Pellico flagged this: A helpful partner to the story: How to stop apps from tracking your location... (NYT) -- Here's The Atlantic cover story about "the real roots of American rage..." (The Atlantic)
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The most common way dental plaque is assessed is through dental assessment in the dental clinic where dental instruments are able to scrape up some plaque. The most common areas where patients find plaque are between the teeth and along the cervical margins.
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Like all other fissurellids, Fissurella species are herbivores, using the radula to scrape up algae from the surface of rocks. Water for respiration and excretion is drawn in under the edge of the shell and exits through the "keyhole" at the apex.
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They feed and incubate the brood. In select nests, other B. atratus workers have been observed moving litter on and around the nest. These litter workers break and scrape up litter with their mandibles and handle them with their forelegs. They do not seem to move this litter into or out of the nest.
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The audition is unsuccessful and Polina leaves, but before she does she sees a man teaching dance to kids. Polina is unable to find work elsewhere. Starving and homeless she eventually is able to scrape up a waitressing job at a bar. She returns to the site of her unsuccessful audition and meets Karl, the dancer who teaches improv.
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According to this interpretation, the lyrics address Tucker directly. The chorus, "You're too late to get your supper" is a kindhearted taunt to a man who often arrived after dark, forcing his hosts to scrape up a meal for him. The song's occasional lewdness is explained by the natural impromptu nature of its supposed origin.Wilcox 28–29.
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Rocky and Angie scrape up enough money for the crude backroom abortion. But when he and Angie meet the abortionist, who turns out not to be a doctor, Rocky refuses to let her go through with the dangerous procedure. The maturity he shows in doing this brings them closer. After meeting her brothers, Rocky decides to "take his medicine" by marrying her.
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With no way to easily obtain the money, Saejima took to street fights to scrape up whatever money he could. On one such occasion, he decided to pick a fight with a middle-aged man. The man easily defeated Saejima, then asked Saejima why he was sad. Saejima then poured his heart to the man, who turned out to be Hideki Sasai.
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After this, he heads back to Michigan to find Pilate. While Milkman is gone in Virginia, Hagar has sunk into a terrible depression from him having spurned her earlier. She eventually catches a glimpse of herself in a mirror and comes alive again, thinking that if she fixes herself up then Milkman would want her. Pilate and Reba scrape up money and Hagar spends it on dresses, makeup, and a haircut.
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The charred remains of the bus were shipped to America and displayed at the biannual Jewish Expo fair in New York at the initiative of Zaka, an Israeli rescue and body parts recovery organization whose volunteers scrape up fragments of blood and flesh from bomb scenes for burial in keeping with Jewish law. Zaka said its aim was to increase awareness of its work and show the effects of suicide bombings.
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Unlike modern elephants, the upper tusks were covered by a layer of enamel. Compared to elephants, the skull was more elongated and low, indicating that the animal had a short trunk, rather like a tapir's. These animals probably lived in swamps or near lakes, using their tusks to dig or scrape up aquatic vegetation. In comparison to earlier proboscids, Gomphotherium had far fewer molars; the remaining ones had high ridges to expand their grinding surfaces.
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Thus an automated ship can scrape up loose surface materials from, say, the relatively nearby 4660 Nereus (in delta-v terms), process the ore using solar heating and CO, and eventually return with a load of almost pure metal. The economics of this process can potentially allow the material to be extracted at one-twentieth the cost of launching from Earth, but it would require a two-year round trip to return any mined ore.
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Most limpets feed by grazing on algae which grows on the rock (or other surfaces) where they live. They scrape up films of algae with a radula, a ribbon-like tongue with rows of teeth. Limpets move by rippling the muscles of their foot in a wave-like motion. In some parts of the world, certain smaller species of true limpet are specialized to live on seagrasses and graze on the microscopic algae which grow there.
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Despite this dominance Alabama had three close calls. Against Tennessee on October 20, Alabama fell behind 17–0 in the second quarter before rallying to win 27–17. Three weeks later, against LSU, all the Tide offense could scrape up was a single field goal, but it was enough to win 3–0. In the regular season finale against Auburn, after leading 14–3 at the half Alabama let Auburn take an 18–17 fourth quarter lead before winning 25–18.
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There he soon met a group of other homeless. Kozlik failed to scrape up a santik in a strange city, he came back with nothing. They dined a piece of bread, that one of the tramps (Bubble) gave them and stay with tramps overnight. Police shut down lights on the embankment and arrested whole company in the middle of the night, except Bubble, who was able to take out one of the attackers with his own stun baton and escaped down the river on an inflatable rubber pillow.
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A dough scraper is a tool used by bakers to manipulate dough and to clean surfaces on which dough has been worked. It is generally a small sheet of stainless steel (approximately 3"×5" or 8 cm × 13 cm) with a handle of wood, plastic, or simply a roll in the steel blade along one of the long sides. Bakers and pastry chefs use this tool to help pick up, turn, and portion dough. When finished, the dough scraper can be used to scrape up the little bits of dough that have dried onto the kneading surface during the forming process.
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However, they stayed in the Class DD playoffs, and played in Jamestown against the Pine Valley Panthers. They lost, and were runners-up in the 2007 Class DD. The school nearly cancelled its 2008 season, but were able to scrape up just enough to play. After the 2008 season football in the historical district was officially shut down due to lack of numbers. Football was not the only program to struggle with numbers in recent Bobcat history. The school's soccer program also had faltering numbers in previous years, barely able to field a team for the 2007 campaign.
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According to writer Ryan Whirty, "Harpo and his band needed to tour constantly and play as much as possible; times were frequently lean financially, and the men had to scrape up whatever they could get." But, by 1964, several of his songs had been released on albums and singles in the UK, and British rock bands began to include versions of his songs in their early repertoires. The Moody Blues reportedly took their name from an instrumental track of Slim's called "Moody Blues". Critic Cub Koda wrote of his appeal: He had his biggest commercial success in 1966, when the predominantly instrumental "Baby Scratch My Back" reached number one on the R&B; chart and number 16 on the broader chart.
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The two eldest, Marilyn and Warren, have become judges, and Patty works at the Mercantile Exchange in New York City. David is the president and CEO of Talk Marketing Enterprises, Inc, and Carol has authored many popular suspense novels. During this time Higgins Clark became increasingly frustrated with her employer, and, although two of her children were partially dependent on her for their college tuition, she quit her job and joined two of her former colleagues in forming their own company to write and market radio scripts. To scrape up the $5000 she needed to start the business, Higgins Clark was forced to pawn her engagement ring, and, for the eight months it took the company to become profitable, she did not receive a salary, further straining the family finances.
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Fishing boats often are built by hand over many years as fishermen scrape up enough money, Van Horn Nguyen, a San Leon-area boat owner and fisherman, said." and "Most of the Vietnamese don't have home or boat insurance of any kind, and many aren't versed in English well enough to interpret the documents if they did, Phale said." According to Le, most of the Vietnamese have no house or boat insurance, and even if they did have this insurance, their English is not well developed enough to read the terms of the policies. Many families had hand-made boats that were constructed over several years as the owner made more and more money. Nick Cenegy of The Galveston County Daily News said that the Vietnamese community in Bacliff and San Leon had a "tradition of self-reliance and wariness of outsiders.
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In a manner similar to the rescue of Juana Maria, the "Lone Woman of San Nicolas Island" in California, who had been rescued only a year prior to The Encantadas' publication, the narrator describes how his ship had found a woman who had been living alone on Norfolk Isle for years. Hunilla, a "chola" (mestizo) from Payta, Peru, had come to the island with her newlywed husband and her brother to hunt tortoises; the French captain who dropped them off promised to return for them, but never did. One day, the husband and brother built a raft to go fishing, but hit a reef and drowned. Hunilla was utterly alone on the island until the narrator's ship arrived, except for one occasion in which she encountered whalers (what happened was so horrible that neither Hunilla nor the narrator would speak of it), and the sailors are so moved by her story that they return her to land and give her whatever money they can scrape up.
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On the other hand, having spent his childhood bunking school, the handsome, but educationally unmotivated Karma finds himself working a dead- end, low wage delivery job…Since childhood, slacker Karma has harbored a love for Nimmi (Nagma). Sadly, Nimmi and her family went away to the city many years ago and Karma has neither seen nor heard from her since. In flashback we see the young Karma (Ranvijay) and Nimmi (Rittu) as best friends. While Sukhi is seeing Nimmi and her family off at the train station for their move to the big city in hopes of a better life, young Karma is off trying to scrape up enough money to buy Nimmi a going away present, a set of red bangles which she specifically had wished for. Since Sukhi, a farmer, and Nimmi’s dad Dhanwant Singh (Arun Bakshi), a tongawala, are good friends they decide to fix the marriage of the two children right then and there, thus little Nimmi leaves on a happy note.
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As it begins to grow dark the fisherman, armed with a crooked iron instrument, which, with its handle, is about a foot in length, buries its point a few inches in the sand which has just been left by a receding wave, and draws it towards him with a quick motion, holding his left hand ready to catch whatever he may scrape up. When he feels any impediment he lifts his hook with a jerk, bringing up a lively fish, which if it be not immediately secured, by a few contortions of its body penetrates the sand and disappears; or if it happen that the sand be covered by ever so shallow a coating of water, instantly turns its head towards the sea and shoots down to meet the coming wave with such rapidity as to resemble a waving line of silver. Sometimes a Newfoundland dog accompanies the party, who with his paws fishes on his own account, never failing to seize his prize and to run off with it for security to a dry part of the beach. Johns died in 1874.
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