The relatives quickly scraped together money to get them home.
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My parents scraped together the money to send me to therapy.
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For the current fiscal year, Uncle Sam has scraped together $154,242 in contributions.
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Meanwhile, Neon's "Assassination Nation" scraped together a disappointing $230 million in 8.53,28.5 locations.
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Determined, LaCola scraped together the equipment he would need to produce music himself.
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My parents scraped together what they had to give us a great childhood.
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She scraped together a living by drawing illustrations for women's magazines and advertisements.
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I scraped together my pennies to buy a book of Thomas Jefferson's architectural drawings.
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She has somehow scraped together some money to treat Daniel to a nice dinner.
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I had scraped together enough money to pay my rent and bills, on time.
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Whenever her mother scraped together funds she took other courses, but they proved useless too.
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The organization has scraped together 58,980 signatures, and more are coming in by the day.
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He was perpetually broke, and scraped together a living as a commercial photographer, he said.
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Had we any confidence at all, I would've scraped together 500 bucks and flown over.
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So the Lins scraped together enough money to open a dollar store in Flushing, Queens.
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" Sources connected to Kelly tell us he scraped together the money with help from a "benefactor.
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Three years ago, he had finally scraped together enough to make a down payment on this house.
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Each year, she has barely scraped together the money to keep her home out of the auction.
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The Twins scraped together a winning record in 2015 but fell hard last season, to 59-103.
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Mr. Young scraped together the money and ran to 110 Macdougal Street, where he signed the lease.
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Another enterprising group of investors in Colorado has scraped together about $10 million to buy the Denver Post.
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She wanted to do more, so she scraped together $100 to take the test to earn further certification.
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Over the next week, the brother scraped together more than $15,000 for their release and wired the money.
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Families scrambled to track down their imprisoned relatives and scraped together money to try to secure their release.
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Hefner was said he scraped together $8,000 to purchase old nude photographs of Monroe to feature in the magazine.
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On the sidelines, the women who had scraped together the courage to tell their stories sat stunned, silenced, dismissed.
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His father scraped together the $22003 tuition — a small fortune — to let him stay on as Otis's youngest student.
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This is such an inside idea that I have no idea how they scraped together five people to do it.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry finally scraped together enough dough to pay their deposit and lock in a wedding date.
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It failed to crack even $100 million domestically, and barely scraped together enough cash to earn back its production budget.
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Shannon scraped together $219,2401 for a down payment on a house nearby, in Whitestown, and Nicole spent some weekends there.
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Commercial bail fees, often scraped together by multiple family members, siphon millions from poor, predominantly African-American and Hispanic communities.
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So I scraped together $10,000 and invested in one of the restaurants, actually right here locally in the D.C. area.
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Although money was always tight, my parents could have probably scraped together enough to buy a small flat in the suburbs.
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He scraped together all the money he had to come up with the first $1 million, even taking out a second mortgage.
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Their families had scraped together wads of cash for traffickers who had promised their sons jobs at a luxury hotel in Amman.
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Finally, in January, she scraped together the remaining $240 and, with the help of the Georgia Justice Project, got the case dismissed.
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So the 53-year-old director and his collaborators scraped together a modest $46,000 budget, rented a theater and crossed their fingers.
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The co-founders moved in together, scraped together a small friends-and-family round of investment, and hacked together the first 863 kits.
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The government has scraped together enough cash (by raiding independent public agencies) to pay salaries and pensions in May, perhaps even in June.
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Together they surveyed 500 parents to learn about the current baby sunglasses market, then they scraped together $25,000 to launch Babiators in 2011.
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Turnbull just barely scraped together a majority of 76 seats, the minimum needed to avoid relying on support from independents and small parties.
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When he was just barely old enough to ride one legally, he had scraped together enough money to buy a 2016 Honda CB750.
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But not even the lack of competition could turn Tulip Fever into a hit, and it's only scraped together about $1.2 million so far.
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Once family and friends have scraped together enough money, the odyssey may begin with a trip to China to pick up forged travel documents.
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His family and friends had scraped together thousands of dollars to help him to make the perilous trip over land and sea to Europe.
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Meet Jose Ramon Diaz, a Mexican college student who scraped together money to travel to Russia, even though he has no tickets to matches.
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Armen is six months late on her car inspection, so she scraped together money and coupons to head to the auto shop on Saturday.
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Prior to their Icelandic humbling, England had limped to two draws against Russia and Slovakia, and had scraped together a 2-1 win against Wales.
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Fernando Robles and his twin brother, Carlos, the assistant Pima County prosecutor, scraped together the money, apparently after their father, Bernabe, had declined to contribute.
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After losing my job, my family fell behind on bills, and barely scraped together enough money for rent just three days shy of being evicted.
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Quickly realizing it must be big news to require such a hefty dash, Momoh once again scraped together the cash and gave it to his worker.
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By now you know Javelins are scraped-together technological marvels that exist to protect those who encounter from the horrors of Anthem's world beyond the wall.
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This summer has already been an unmitigated cash grab for soccer in the U.S., with a Gold Cup where Mexico barely scraped together a B-team.
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After the second installment was scraped together, Tracy was tasked with scouring through the books to find a way that the third instalment could be raised.
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Luckily, she scraped together some money she got for her birthday and, with her mom's help, came up with the $495 she needed to renew DACA.
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Now, Kylie's exact set will set you back $1,830 — and that's way more cash than we scraped together to buy our original suits back in the day.
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But Jackie scraped together enough to make the more than 2,000-mile journey to participate Friday in the first national sex workers lobbying day on Capitol Hill.
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Though he grew up poor, he says his parents scraped together $18.75 for season passes to the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra so that he could attend the concerts.
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When he did not return after several days, Ms. Begum scraped together about $12 to pay a lawyer who helped track him down to a local jail.
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To launch his company GoPro, Nick Woodman and his wife scraped together $30,000 in part by selling shell-jewelry and belts out of a VW van in California.
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Instead, he's saddled with shabby accommodations and a lippy, tattooed driver, Lil (Ariel Winter of "Modern Family"), for a grass-roots gathering scraped together by some local fanboys.
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The songs evoke the smell of damp school sweaters and the ennui of suburban bus shelters, as well as the money scraped together to buy Dr. Martens boots.
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He quit his job as a Pete's Coffee barista, scraped together a regular gig at the Laugh Factory, and performed dozens of shows each week around the city.
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As one producer after the other rejected it, he scraped together money from his child-acting gigs to make the film himself, at age 20, eventually winning international acclaim.
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With oil up 1 percent and the prospect of any tightening of U.S. monetary policy receding, European stock markets scraped together some initial gains, but the mood remained fragile.
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Often shot on minimal, scraped-together budgets, Lee joined Black filmmakers Oscar Micheaux and Noble Johnson in articulating, with visceral acuity, what troubled the Black men of his age.
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They scraped together a 3 percent down payment in 2008 (in part through a local assistance program) to buy an 800-square-foot house, and there they have stayed.
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When he earned a place at the prestigious Renmin University in Beijing, other people in the village scraped together cash and boiled eggs to sustain him in the capital.
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But Sterling's friends and family members describe him as as generous and respectable man who fell on hard times and scraped together what he could by selling CDs and DVDs.
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With a rift over migrants bringing German politics to a boil, the country's feuding leaders scraped together a truce Monday on an issue that threatens to topple the fragile government.
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He landed in New York City in 2000, and three years later, at 29, he had scraped together the cash to open the gallery-cum-design store the Future Perfect.
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Tired of lifting her legs into and out of a standard bathtub and begging landlords to change it, she scraped together her savings to buy a small house last May.
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Until a decade ago, Judy said, they were able to afford an apartment for under $800 a month, scraped together from their small jewelry business, odd jobs and public assistance.
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With Ms. Barnett, he scraped together a living selling very low-budget films, sometimes using Levi's toy robot for sound effects, about historical figures like Ethan Allen and Eugene V. Debs.
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"Like many many other mothers in America who face the end of their scraped-together maternity leaves, I felt it was too soon to go back to work," Scorah told Refinery36.
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Her parents are self-employed, and she had scraped together airfare home for spring break by working two part-time jobs, as a tutor and as an usher and ticket seller.
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He scraped together his entry fees by crowdfunding from bass fishing clubs and saved money by sleeping in the "Tundra Suites" — his euphemism for the back of his Toyota Tundra pickup.
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To pull off the massive social event, one that John expected would turn his life around, he scraped together $163,000 by leveraging all of his credit cards and borrowing where he could.
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Well, with what little possession Mexico has had, they scraped together a sloppy pair of crosses to get Chicharito doing what he does best: We've got a tie ballgame at the half.
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TSA, for instance, has scraped together some money for its unpaid employees, but it's a drop in the bucket — one day of missed pay out of almost 30, plus a $500 bonus.
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He scraped together the tuition by taking on freelance projects programming user-interface automation tools; his financial struggles made him nostalgic for the days when he was rolling in Call of Duty cash.
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When the 26-year-old web developer finally left Venezuela, he had just $230 in his pocket, scraped together from loans from friends as well as a fire sale of his dearest possessions.
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Perhaps I had more patience for poor level layout back then, on account of each game bought using scraped-together pocket money and gift vouchers representing a more significant investment than they are today.
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It was 40 years ago that a 25-year-old Mr. Cucinelli scraped together a grubstake to pursue his notion of updating the high-quality, although staid, knitwear made in factories around his hometown.
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He scraped together enough money to start a taxi service, then to open a modest shop, only to lose everything in the financial crash of 2008 and go back to being a security guard.
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Recognizing the seriousness of Afaf's condition, Abdu scraped together what resources he could to take his daughter on a long journey to health centers in the regional town of Aslam and then the capital Sanaa.
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Because of the new rules imposed last year that made it nearly impossible for Uighurs to obtain passports, the family scraped together about 10,19903 RMB ($1500) to bribe an official and get one, R. said.
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Justin Verlander was dominating and the Dodgers were trailing 1-0 before they scraped together a pair of runs in the sixth inning and never looked back, much to the delight of the delirious crowd.
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The bankruptcy order comes 10 years after the 40-year-old scraped together a A$1 million ($728,9003) deposit for a rundown coal mine that returned a profit of A$442 million 18 months later.
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The bankruptcy order comes 10 years after the 40-year-old scraped together a A$1 million ($728,700) deposit for a rundown coal mine that returned a profit of A$442 million 13 months later.
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He scraped together the money to make the other films in the trilogy, and then his first feature films, "Distant Voices, Still Lives" (1988) and "The Long Day Closes" (1992), both of which gained acclaim.
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As a carpenter who spoke little English, Joseph worked on construction sites in New Jersey until he scraped together enough money to develop plots of land with partners, who included another refugee family, the Wilfs.
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When the data scraped together by "Hell" software found that more than 60 percent of Lyft drivers were using both apps, Uber reportedly shelled out tens of millions of dollars in bonuses to reduce that number.
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These are "free" divers — they use no tanks or scuba gear — who for centuries have scraped together a living by harvesting seafood from the waters off a small island at the tip of the Korean Peninsula.
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By contrast, Rosberg, who won each of the opening four races, has scraped together just 98 points and finished on the podium only three times in the seven races since Hamilton hit his purple patch of form.
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In western Zulia state, several hundred thousand people were plunged into darkness on Christmas Eve, sparking fury among those who had scraped together money and hunted for products throughout the day to prepare a traditional family dinner.
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His family couldn't afford it, so he remained in jail for another year and a half while his legal team fought to reduce the bond to $10,000 and his family scraped together the money to pay it.
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The Assembly of Experts picked the new chairman, the 89-year-old cleric Ayatollah Ahmad Jannati, even though he had barely scraped together enough votes in February to claim a seat representing a Tehran constituency in Parliament.
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The clinic near her university's campus referred her to an abortion clinic in Manhattan, and when she was about 21970 weeks along, Ms. Mason and her boyfriend scraped together enough money to drive to New York City.
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The SPO, which rules neutral Austria in a coalition with the centre-right People's Party (OVP), suffered a major defeat last month in first-round voting for the next president when both parties scraped together just 23 percent.
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The bankruptcy order comes 10 years after the 40-year-old former mining electrician scraped together a A$1 million ($728,700) deposit for a rundown coal mine that returned a profit of A$442 million 18 months later.
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They wanted Alexandria to get a leg up, and so, with help from relatives, they scraped together enough money for a down payment on a small two-bedroom house in Yorktown Heights, a prosperous suburb in Westchester County.
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Stifled in Game One by Clayton Kershaw and trailing 3-1 entering the eighth inning of Game Two, things changed when the Astros scraped together runs in the eighth and ninth to even the game at 3-3.
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Universal may not have offered us any previews of the movie, but we've scraped together enough hints, supplemented by enough performance history, to guide even the most timid "Cats" initiate through the maelstrom that will descend on Dec. 20.
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Yet on January 11th Mr Zaev at last scraped together the two-thirds majority needed for Macedonia's parliament to endorse a constitutional change making "North Macedonia" the country's official name, to go into effect once Greece has agreed too.
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Make no mistake, I eventually felt mortified about the direction in which my train of thought headed, but only after I scraped together enough good judgment to take a step back and jump ship from the BBG online community.
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Her mother, one of the defectors, flits in and out of her daughter's young life, sometimes going years between visits, and usually staying just long enough to disrupt whatever uneasy status quo Evie and her father have scraped together.
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He and Ms. Baker scraped together $20,000, bought a few tons of grapes, which they picked by hand, and persuaded a Long Island producer, Kip Bedell of Bedell Cellars in Cutchogue, to help them make the wine, using the Bedell facilities.
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Surely not the sort of thing the fans who scraped together ~$45,000 want to hear — and perhaps a bit of sour grapes for a device that generated some buzz, but failed to hit its target in a sea of foldable and 5G phones.
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So she did the only thing that made sense to her: She scraped together enough money to buy a one-way plane ticket to Afghanistan, a place she'd always been curious to visit, and moved there with only $100 to her name.
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This oasis from white terrorism and chattel slavery was founded by and named after James Weeks, a longshoreman and former slave from Virginia who scraped together enough money to buy land with other black men who understood the world they lived in.
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When he was 23, after a couple of years of working as a janitor during the day, painting apartments at night and stuffing his earnings in a shoe box for safe keeping, Conlon scraped together enough money to buy his first place.
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After making educational documentaries and short dramatic films, he scraped together a minimal budget and made a black-and-white action-adventure film, "Strike Me Deadly" (20153), about a forest ranger and his new bride who fall into the clutches of a killer.
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He scraped together $8,000 to make Ultra's first record, by the New York D.J. Roger Sanchez, and took it to Miami for the Winter Music Conference, an annual gathering for the dance world, to pitch it to D.J.s and promoters from around the world.
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When they found her, some time after accounting for the stolen plaques, lenses, projectors, and chips, and the sap-dripping gashes in the memory trees, the family members that could be tracked through DNA grudgingly scraped together enough to inter Sunny in A-294.
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Lindsay, 513, and Locklear, 251, had scraped together their funds to buy some hamburger patties, and Locklear had a hot plate in the $25-a-night motel room where she has been living with her 23-year-old daughter and the last of her worldly possessions.
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Her neighbor, Taghreed Zeidan (many in the village have the same surname), said she had scraped together $2500 for a tutor for her two children, and was at her wit's end after weeks of struggling to coax them into studying and to stick to a set bedtime.
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Harris thinks affixing the "cutesy" label of Friendsgiving onto a scraped-together, potluck-style event popular among Millennials that will never actually rival the lavish spreads of real Thanksgiving implies approval by the powers that be of Millennial adults' lower income and lower living standards compared to prior generations.
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From upbeat dancefloor bliss to the epic slow burner and the rougher catharsis of machines scraped together, Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides's grand arc swings through a billion little moments of rapture because the album's many electronic sounds are so beautiful, so ugly, so extreme, and the emotions follow.
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EditorsNote: Adds Baylor rank to headline No. 2 Kansas grinds out win over Baylor WACO, Texas — Kansas' performance wasn't pretty against No. 19 Baylor, but the No. 2 Jayhawks still scraped together the kind of road win they have been using to sustain their reign as Big 12 champions for more than a decade.
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Yet because he has an ear for tangible textures, and because he enjoys humming a catchy tune, he also includes a startling range of harsh and/or dinky sound effects, heightening and manipulating the music's flow, including steel drums scraped together; plinky, dissonant xylophones harmonizing with the synthesizer; vocoded groans; and electronic creaks and scratches.
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Amazon, one of the richest companies in the world, run by the richest man in the world, had held a nationwide contest in which governments scraped together enough entitlements to satisfy it, even as those same cities struggled to fortify corroding infrastructure and stave off a housing crisis that has pushed the middle class to the brink and forced the poor into homeless shelters.
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