The Beatles sing, "We shall scrimp and save" with utter reverence.
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The upshot: they scrimp and save hard for that longed-for kid.
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Three years into the position I managed to scrimp and save enough buy a house.
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My mom would scrimp and save, and do whatever it took for us to have a good future.
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"I do my best to scrimp and save, but it's going to be tight and I am incredibly nervous," she said.
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Public schools are always looking to scrimp and save, but corporations may find that older machines bring additional security and compliance costs.
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My allowance—which was what I could scrimp and save from my lunch money—was spent on phone calls and stamps and envelopes.
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I nearly went too far in the other directionAfter I saw what a difference $10 could make, I was determined to scrimp and save anywhere I could.
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Richard Jablonski, a close friend and executor of Via Cava's will, said her family went through a hard time during the Depression, so she learned to scrimp and save.
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The way retirement is supposed to go is that you scrimp and save for decades while you are working, and then you get to enjoy years of luxurious, worry-free leisure.
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Japan's demographic challenges have for decades hindered efforts by policymakers to engineer a sustained economic recovery as the country's graying consumers, lacking confidence in the future, tend to scrimp and save rather than spend.
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Sure, he doesn&apost have a mortgage, but I want him to be able to splurge on occasional treats at Whole Foods with impunity, to take vacations, to not have to scrimp and save.
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But there's undeniably a ridiculous element to a luxury experience like this when you consider that most of us have to scrimp and save just to get on a JetBlue flight to visit our parents.
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Making the shift to capitalism again was very bizarre as someone born a couple of years before the war began, and I think I'll carry that sense of wanting to scrimp and save for the rest of my life.
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Watterson, p. 142 They had to "scrimp and save in myriad ways". They moved into the house in May 1950, with minimal appointments. One year later, they received as a housewarming gift from brother-in-law Irving Goldberg: a maple dining table with eight maple chairs, two coffee tables and six hassocks, all designed by Frank Lloyd Wright as part of the house plans and crafted by the Goldberg company's master carpenters.
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