Everyone stayed, surviving on one meal of pasta a day.
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Yet, two hospitals in Tripoli are surviving on solar energy.
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They are surviving on strike pay of $250 a week.
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And he isn't merely interested in people surviving on Mars.
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They ran out of food quickly, surviving on boiled rice.
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It's not a jock, surviving on pure muscle (like The Post).
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Forget merely surviving on the indies; the Young Bucks are wealthy.
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But Graham isn't just surviving on the Seahawks this season—he's thriving.
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But they continued walking, surviving on water they drank from dirty ponds.
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McIlroy nearly missed the cut, surviving on the number after two days.
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Famously, though, Rowling started out as a single mother surviving on state benefits.
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They had been lost for days, surviving on filthy water from cattle tanks.
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Surviving on the cryptocurrency, even in one of the world's financial capitals, wasn't easy.
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Both make surviving on a desert island seem like a walk in the park.
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Al-Abboud was unable to find work, and the family was surviving on food coupons.
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What we have been surviving on is those sausages and that's if we get it.
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They then hid for about 72 hours, surviving on insects and fruit, police told reporters.
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Loren Krytzer walked into a California auction room broke and unemployed, surviving on disability checks.
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Almost 28 percent of Egyptians live below the poverty line surviving on less than $40.
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Loren Krytzer walked into the California auction room broke and unemployed, surviving on disability checks.
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In the meantime, Pennella is surviving on his dwindling severance pay and the odd jobs.
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Moustafa, who refused to eat solid food in protest, has been surviving on vegetable juice.
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They went for nearly 70 days without food, advocates say, surviving on water and salts.
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Cut off from credit lines, Steinhoff has been surviving on cash injections from asset sales.
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And if you're surviving on more of a Death Star maintenance worker's salary, never fear.
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Korean Americans were often small-business owners surviving on tight margins and extremely long hours.
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Until then, we'll all be surviving on old episodes and cheesy-yet-endearing promotional tie-ins.Â
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There's safety in numbers when it comes to surviving on the Serengeti, just ask any zebra.
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His mother, Sheila Snapp, now unemployed and surviving on government disability payments, was not so successful.
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Aid groups say about a quarter of the displaced are surviving on one meal a day.
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Five years ago, he was living under a bridge and surviving on free meals from charities.
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"Before I left, I was surviving on bread and water," he told VICE News from Turkey.
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Politico found success creating free content, building a brand and an audience, and surviving on advertising revenue.
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"It looks like she was surviving on rodents and dead fish that had washed up," DeMunnik said.
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Nearly 2.5 million people now face hunger with many surviving on cheap, low-nutrient food, WFP said.
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Johnny Lim, a restaurant owner reached by telephone in Donggala town, said he was surviving on coconuts.
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Lots of crisp vegetables and salads and fruit, surviving on peaches, blueberries, watermelon and juicy ripe blackberries.
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A flurry of recent sales also suggest that smaller publishers are having trouble surviving on their own.
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Instead it just sits there getting bigger, surviving on energy the bacteria produces inside the snail's cells.
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The estimated 4,000 who stayed in Key West are surviving on their storm rations and public toilets.
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They are surviving on aid provided by the International Committee of the Red Cross -- their only lifeline.
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Now he lives in an overcrowded refugee camp 22014 miles from Budapest, surviving on $215 a month.
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Now he lives in an overcrowded refugee camp 22015 miles from Budapest, surviving on $22014 a month.
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Oldham managed to sail 1,500 miles alone to Hawaii using a makeshift sail and surviving on leftover rations.
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For any products surviving on razor-thin profit margins, that could mean the difference between life and death.
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The games have a variety of themes, including surviving on an island and jumping across floating lava rocks.
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"She was basically a political pawn, a lot like Sansa, surviving on her wits in court," Oliveira explained.
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Before publishing "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone," the author was a struggling single mother, surviving on state benefits.
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She's already barely surviving on ramen, so living with a roommate is in Betty's best interest, not just Amanda's.
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Apparently surviving on the surface of Mars requires PC-level processing power, and you'll have to wait for it.
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The migrants, who have been surviving on handouts from strangers, said they were not paid to join the caravan.
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For six days, he and a fellow conspirator stayed out of sight, surviving on canned food, chocolate and biscuits.
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Many of these parents are presumably surviving on low incomes and trapped by their zip codes in subpar districts.
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Eller had been surviving on plants and water, a friend told local affiliate KITV, and was airlifted to a hospital.
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Sometimes that meant sleeping in the rental car, surviving on fast food, staying at an Airbnb or with a friend.
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Comedian icon Will Ferrell started his career broke, surviving on spaghetti with mustard and hustling to get stand-up gigs.
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Others settled out of desperation, squatting illegally in the thousands of abandoned structures, surviving on crops cultivated in contaminated soil.
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Prior to publishing "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone," the author was a struggling single mother, surviving on state benefits.
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Many live in plastic tents in crowded camps with scarce access to clean water, surviving on aid from nongovernmental organizations.
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Most of us here at Mashable put the likelihood of the 3.5 mm jack surviving on the new iPhones at 1993%.
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Cold and a lack of water had made her children ill and the family was surviving on one meal a day.
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Surviving on water her town took from a mountain spring and with food running out, she apologized to her unexpected guests.
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In the meantime, the migrants, all men and two children, are surviving on rations and handouts - and fearful for the future.
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Devotees are told to gradual transition from vegetarian, vegan, and raw foods and fruit, before surviving on a purely liquid diet.
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Togo, which lies between Ghana and Benin, is one of the world's poorest countries, with many people surviving on subsistence farming.
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He is chronically homeless and has become an expert in surviving on the street, subsisting for years by panhandling and theft.
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As a high school student surviving on salad, I couldn't have articulated any of this, but I definitely absorbed these messages.
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They were surviving on boxed macaroni and cheese, chips and cookies — a diet that she knew was negatively affecting Dacian's health.
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You're hundreds, if not thousands of miles away from your family, surviving on slim paychecks, living alone, and working odd hours.
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Villagers are surviving on food handouts, cash transfers for food from local non-governmental organizations and a government food-for-work program.
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MoviePass has reportedly been surviving on a $300 million line of credit that was projected in April to last about 17 months.
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Surviving on dried meats, soups, and other liquids, he will be monitored via bore-holes in the rock to ensure his safety.
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By Saturday, she and six family members were surviving on crackers after eating all the other non-perishable food in the house.
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Kugarira, who has 2003 children and grandchildren aged between three and 2200, said her family is surviving on one meal a day.
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Similar to the American cattle rustler and the English highwayman, Australia's bushrangers lived outside the law, surviving on their wits and guns.
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Abbas, who farms in the area, said a growing lack of water for crops has made surviving on the land increasingly difficult.
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His family was surviving on 1,500 rupees in small-denomination notes that he fished out of his daughter's piggy bank, he said.
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"I am surviving on borrowed money at the moment ... It's a really sad situation," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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The agency found that all its shops had either been destroyed or closed and people were surviving on wheat from the recent harvest.
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Apple, Google, and Android all want you surviving on nothing but their products—your financial data safely stored on an NFC chip inside.
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The remaining four spent a month afloat in the Pacific Ocean — surviving on rainwater and coconuts — and miraculously lived to tell the tale.
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If you have been surviving on takeaways over the festive season then the Philips Avance Collection airfryer may be the product for you.
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" The ICRC team said the signs of poverty are widespread, with people in slums "surviving on bread crumbs they find in the garbage.
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She was born in Siberia, where she spent the first five years of her life in a labor camp, surviving on potato peels.
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"It's hard to say what would happen if we shut the borders off and had to start surviving on our own," Brandon said.
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The women claimed they had been lost for five months, fending off storms and shark attacks, and surviving on a mostly pasta diet.
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The good news for the ecosystem is that there will be fewer middling companies that are surviving on the backs of these tourist investors.
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When we meet him, he's withdrawn from the outside world for two years, surviving on the assistance provided by his sister Megan (Wrenn Schmidt).
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Rather, they suggest rigorous testing on Earth to determine which extremophiles would have the best chance of making it to and surviving on Mars.
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In a report on the shortcomings of Italy's asylum system, MSF said it had found an invisible population surviving on the margins of society.
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It's about surviving on a day-to-day level during a time of emergency, and how one community pressed on when ongoingness wasn't guaranteed.
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A few months later, the wild greens had disappeared, they were surviving on potatoes and beans, even bread was scarce, and they were freezing.
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The prisoners dug 12 hours a day, 7 days a week, surviving on three small bowls of rice and a bit of water daily.
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But last month, a federal court ruled against DeVos's decision largely on a procedural matter, which leaves this costly regulation surviving on life support.
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I had learned to accept the terror and the loneliness of surviving on my own in a new country, the dangerous depths stretching below me.
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Guven has refused food for more than four months, surviving on sugar, water and vitamins and losing 15 kg during her protest, her daughter said.
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"We've just been surviving on boiled rice for almost seven days now," said Anamika Das, a mother at Amtola relief camp in Assam's Lakhimpur district.
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Bana's school was destroyed by a bomb last year, and Fatemah said that they were surviving on pasta and rice that were now running out.
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About 85033 percent of people seeking abortion services are poor or low-income, many surviving on under $20,000 a year for a family of two.
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Surviving on international aid and living in dire conditions in impoverished camps, Omar experienced as a young girl what many Palestinian refugees go through today.
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The difficulties of surviving on advertising and the recent success of high-profile paywalls has led entrepreneurs interested in news to return to subscription-based models.
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After surviving on shipments of rice cakes and clean drinking water from neighboring islands, Nagasaki was finally forced to leave his isolated home in June 2018.
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Baltimore has won five of its last six and received strong pitching performances in the last two contests after surviving on the strength of its offense.
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He dispatched a top aide to a nearby executive office building where junior research employees are crammed into a room, surviving on Lean Cuisine frozen lunches.
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Full-service carriers such as state-owned Air India are surviving on government bailouts while Jet Airways Ltd is scrambling to raise money to stay afloat.
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The final deal falls significantly short of what Stabenow and Peters originally wanted for Flint, a city of 100,000 that is largely surviving on bottled water.
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As Levin notes, in 1974, 12 percent of the country lived in poverty, surviving on a little over $5,503 a year for a family of four.
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They hid under a washbasin for three days surviving on cookies and a bag of pinol, a cornstarch and chocolate powder mixed with water or milk.
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Instead, the purpose of the enormous settlement amount is to act as a warning or deterrent to other ROM and emulator sites surviving on the internet.
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If I were single and had few obligations, or my wife were fully capable of surviving on her own financial resources, it might have been plenty.
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"I am surviving on roti and potato with salt," Mr. Ali said, referring to the flat Indian bread that is a staple in the Indian diet.
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Academics teaching four adjunct classes and surviving on food stamps while trying to publish research in one last attempt at snagging a tenure-track job have burnout.
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Amazon bought into Wi-Fi tech, Verizon bought into mobile video with DreamWorks and Hertz bought into what might be the last surviving on-demand valet startup.
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But at least they're getting off the horror train soon, and won't have to spend another day surviving on prepackaged Amtrak meals and peanuts, so that's something.
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After working 80 hour weeks, sleeping in our cars and surviving on poverty wages, drivers organized and won support for AB5 from both the public and lawmakers.
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After working 215 hour weeks, sleeping in our cars and surviving on poverty wages, drivers organized and won support for AB5 from both the public and lawmakers.
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I had just returned from a weekend of surviving on GPRS internet in one of the most remote parts of the UK, so I needed a good dinner.
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Kathryn Edin and H. Luke Shaefer reported earlier this year that the number of families surviving on $2597 a day grew by 227 percent between 2328 and 2011.
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I hope they are safe in the middle somewhere, surviving on a dry and stable bit of land, hopefully in the company of neighbors, as we are here.
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Much of Kibera's employment comes from the nearby industrial area of Nairobi but an estimated half of Kibera's residents are jobless, surviving on less than $1 a day.
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But it was an "abysmal failure," his lawyer, Julia Gatto, wrote in court papers, and after initially surviving on savings, his finances were hit by a cocaine habit.
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Residents live in rustic settlements along the muddy waters of the Atrato River and several of its tributaries, mostly surviving on fishing, subsistence farming and informal timber harvesting.
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Civilians who fled Tal Afar in recent weeks told Reuters of harrowing conditions in the city, where people had been surviving on bread and dirty water for months.
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Around him, people swat mosquitoes, cradle babies and swap stories about skipping breakfast or surviving on plantains and yucca in what they now wrily call the "Maduro diet".
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The Atlantic wrote about a subsequent mission that ended prematurely, demonstrating the dangers that humans face in surviving on another planet, even when they're still on this one.
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His target market was the 223 million people around the world surviving on less than $21981 a day, and he traveled all over the world seeking them out.
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Also in 2017, 375,000 Peruvians joined the ranks of the poor, which state statistics agency Inei defines as an individual surviving on less than 338 soles ($105) per month.
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Literature professor Nuriye Gulmen and primary school teacher Semih Ozakca have been surviving on liquids and supplements for six months, and doctors have described their condition as dangerously weak.
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My contacts inside tell me they think there are only 12,000 people remaining, of the original 170,000 inhabitants — 12,000 unable or unwilling to leave, surviving on lentils and grain.
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"You really need a sense of humor, especially in this marketplace, because it&aposs going to be challenging," Cohen, who wrote a book about surviving on Wall Street, said.
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The literature professor had been hospitalized before the trial began due to her worsening health after seven months of surviving on water, herbal tea and sugar and salt solutions.
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When aid workers reached one government-besieged town, Madaya, in January, they found people starving to death or dying for lack of medical care, and others surviving on grass.
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The family was surviving on his wife's salary and they could not pay for school books or the bus fare, so his children were walking to class most days.
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With people on low incomes surviving on welfare handouts and the lower middle class squeezed by the tax burden, the French are highly sensitive to pressure on their daily budgets.
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"People have been pushed to the brink, [they are] surviving on what they can find to eat in swamps," said Emma Jane Drew, Oxfam's humanitarian program manager in South Sudan.
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" She adds, "Women who are among the most-educated also have a big pay gap, but it's the women who are surviving on minimum wage, it's just impossible [for them].
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Mr. Bond provided the bear with a resonant back story: He found his own way to London from Peru, living on a lifeboat for a time and surviving on marmalade.
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If a business owner is surviving on four hours of sleep a night and a diet of coffee and fast food, they're not going to achieve much for their company.
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A 78-year-old woman was found by CrowdSource volunteers on Monday in Panama City outside her wrecked house, surviving on persimmons she picked from a tree in the yard.
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Nicolas Cage has been surviving on professional gruel for so long now that it seems churlish to ponder performances that, much like the movies around them, have bordered on cartoonish.
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Surviving on its 21-of-24 shooting from the free-throw line in the second half, Arizona's five-point possession with 1:48 left cut Baylor's lead to 113-56.
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Surviving on its 21 of 24 shooting from the free throw line in the second half, Arizona's five-point possession with 1:93 left cut Baylor's lead to 57-56.
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Grim accounts of deaths from starvation — or surviving on little but grass soup — emerged from the Syrian town of Madaya, which has been under siege by pro-government forces since July.
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Gulmen and Ozakca, surviving on a liquid diet of lemon and saltwater and sugar solutions, have lost weight during their protest and doctors said earlier this month their health was deteriorating.
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Neither is the fact that astronauts and Mars colonists may one day be surviving on eating tomatoes grown with human urine, much like Matt Damon's feces-based potatoes in The Martian.
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Cut off from credit lines, Steinhoff has been surviving on cash injections from asset sales as it finalises a deal with lenders to restructure its roughly 9 billion euros of debt.
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In search of hard-edged credentials, Bill Clinton had promised to make a life on dole less commodious for the nearly 21993m single mothers and their children then surviving on handouts.
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Peter brings up the fact that his previous one-on-one was all the way back in week one, and he's been surviving on bread crumbs and furtive glances since then.
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But, surviving on meagre bowls of potatoes or barley, the participants soon fractured between those who felt that they were carrying the community and those who felt dominated as a result.
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Residents reached by phone still inside the Old City said no food had been brought in for months, and people were surviving on lentils and other basic goods they had stocked.
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The civilian population has been surviving on humanitarian aid, but that is dwindling, not least because the United States recently cut its assistance to the rebel areas of Syria, he said.
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Surviving on roots and corn stalks, Mr. Ji's family became so weak that they spent most of the day lying on the floor, sometimes hallucinating, he said in a 2014 interview.
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PHOTOGRAPHER CAPTURES INCREDIBLE IMAGES OF ISOLATED AMAZON TRIBE Given that indigenous people often hunt in groups, Watson thinks that the hunting holes highlight the resourceful nature of someone surviving on their own.
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Tizamarte, Guatemala (CNN)After surviving on one meal a day, Juan de León Gutiérrez left his drought-stricken village in eastern Guatemala and set out on a journey to the United States.
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Iraqi soldier reunited with family after 2 years Children in hiding For two nights they slept in the ditch, terrified that ISIS would come back to find them and surviving on bread.
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People are surviving on ground wheat boiled in water, 31-year-old Qatra al-Nada Abdullah said, because Islamic State fighters were keeping any food or water that is left for themselves.
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The oil-rich South American country is in the throes of a crippling recession that has many poor families skipping meals or surviving on starches amid scarce food and triple-digit inflation.
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She said she was surviving on a single bottle a day, which was all the hospital in her neighborhood would sell to each person who came to buy water — for $1.25 each.
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Both of Wu's parents had died and she was living with her younger brother, surviving on a social security program allowance of 300 yuan ($43.50) per month, according to the government statement.
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When Serge Ibaka, who now plays for the Toronto Raptors, was growing up in the Republic of Congo, he wound up living on the streets and surviving on leftovers from a restaurant.
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After the Germans occupied the country in 1944, he was deported to the Dachau concentration camp outside Munich and spent the next year there, surviving on meager rations of bread and soup.
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Recently, the United Nations warned that 8 million people were at risk of starvation, and currently surviving on emergency aid supplies, which could increase to 14 million people — equivalent to half the population.
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A 3-year-old girl spent several days alone in an apartment with her dead mother's body, surviving on nothing but cereal that had been spilled on the floor, according to multiple reports.
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Jet isn't the only Indian airline in dire straits — the country's national carrier, Air India, is surviving on billions of dollars of taxpayer money after a failed attempt to privatize it last year.
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In fact, it reverses the very basis of London's success as a financial center for centuries, surviving on the ingenuity of its people, regulated in a manner tailored and close to the market.
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Everyone gathered around the sergeant to listen to him explain the tricks of the trade, lessons essential for not only making it through scout sniper stalking training but also surviving on the battlefield.
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He said Ukraine had to face the reality that it was in the weakest possible position, having lost the war to Russia and surviving on a financial lifeline from the International Monetary Fund.
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Dr. McCully moved to Boston Children's, and he and Dr. Emani prepared to see if the new technique might help tiny babies who were the sickest of the sick — those surviving on Ecmo.
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For the next two years, these eight people will remain inside the three-acre dome, surviving on whatever food and resources they could grow; for the next two years, they'll see only each other.
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Papua New Guinean police cleared the remaining asylum-seekers from the Manus detention complex on Friday, ending a three-week protest which saw some 600 people surviving on rainwater and smuggled food and supplies.
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While Rachel, Joey, and the rest are all there, their welcoming faces are now attached to hulking bodies, as if they spent the intervening years surviving on protein powder in a gym-equipped dungeon.
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Anna and her mother are left to care for Lydia, largely on their own, laboring under the presumption that Eddie is dead, and surviving on money periodically doled out by Eddie's wayward spinster sister.
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Cynthia English spent six years surviving on the streets before an encounter at a women's shelter in the Bronx in the mid-2000s with the Coalition that would change the course of her life.
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Unless Congress and the White House reach an agreement before the trust funds are emptied, most Americans will face hard choices: delaying retirement and working longer if they can, or simply surviving on less.
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In a message to BuzzFeed News, Weber County Search and Rescue Lt. Mark Horton said the pups were "worn out" and looked like they had been surviving on the dead sheep for some time.
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Some would start murmuring or laughing to themselves as they worked day and night in Indonesian waters on the cramped boat, often surviving on fish they caught and drinking water leaking from an onboard freezer.
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They basically take care of themselves—roaming from nook to nook, indoor to outdoor, surviving on the Fancy Feast that a random cat-lover leaves on their patio, and generally taking zero shit from anyone.
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P-22 and other mountain lions in and around the Santa Monica Mountains are being studied to determine how they keep surviving on the edge of the nation's second largest city, the park service said.
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As they talk about beatings from parents, about addicted fathers who force them to sell drugs, and about running away from home and surviving on the streets, these fresh-faced young women don't mince words.
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Papua New Guinean police cleared the remaining asylum-seekers from the Manus detention complex on Friday, ending a three-week protest which saw some 600 people surviving on rain water and smuggled food and supplies.
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Even the smuggling routes that had enabled the delivery of exorbitantly priced food have been cut off, he said; people are surviving on rice, lentils and greens they grow on rooftops and in empty lots.
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In a moment captured in a Washington Post video, one woman tearfully shared her story of surviving on minimum wage and struggling due to disabilities: It's so hard to do anything to pay your bills.
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Rapping in a crackling growl, Mr. Nuriddin told an extended story of two young men surviving on the New York streets, with lush backbeats provided by Kool and the Gang and A-list session musicians.
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Two years ago, when militants seized Bama and rounded up all the men, 13-year-old Malam Wana hid in his house for a month, surviving on grain and sending his wife out to collect water.
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Eller thinks the days she spent alone in the woods, surviving on berries and stream water, is part of something bigger, something that has been changing her life since she moved to Maui four years ago.
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"Families have to queue for hours to get their share of bread with the majority of inhabitants surviving on bread and water," said the report from the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).
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After surviving on help from neighbors and occasional jobs, Misenga managed to register himself as a refugee and resumed practicing judo, a sport he had learned as part of a program for orphans in the Congo.
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Yet the streets there are a plague of garbage and needles and feces, and every morning brings fresh horror stories from a "Black Mirror" hellscape: Homeless veterans are surviving on an economy of trash from billionaires' mansions.
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He was captured on March 18, 2016, hiding with Mr. Abdeslam, believed by investigators to be the only surviving on-the-ground perpetrator of the attacks that killed 130 people in and around Paris in Nov. 2015.
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Doctors have taken a terminally ill British toddler off of life support despite his parents' pleas — but the family says the little boy is surviving on his own, prompting an emergency hearing in the case, according to reports.
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She said that some residents had been killed for refusing to fight for the jihadists, and that those inside were surviving on old stacks of rice, a few dates and water from unsafe sources such as drainage ditches.
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It's a powerful cycle, and at times, as I was barely surviving on a sliver of health, the mixture of fear and adrenaline that rushed into my face and fingertips proved an acute reminder of why Souls works.
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About 13.5 million people are surviving on one meal or less a day, and 54 percent of the population lives below the poverty line of a $1 a day, according to Toby Lanzer, a United Nations humanitarian coordinator.
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Having run down their savings as well as donations from well-wishers while trying to find a solution, the family is now surviving on the charity of neighbours, Gregg Brain, a health and safety expert, told the BBC.
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According to union representatives and former Avtovaz staff, some found low-paid work as night watchmen or taxi drivers, some were eking out the modest payoffs they were given when they were let go, others are surviving on loans.
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The Sedgwick County Zoo has no plans to reclaim the fugitive flamingo, reports The Wichita Eagle, since the bird seems to be surviving on its own and because attempting to capture the bird might disrupt wildlife in the area.
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Read More: Elon Musk just unveiled SpaceX's audacious new plan to build cities on Mars But for us Earthlings, surviving on a planet with a thinner atmosphere, less gravity, and minuscule amounts of oxygen presents a host of challenges.
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"The moon missions were engineered very carefully, and weight was a very big issue," says Andrew Schuerger, a University of Florida space life scientist who recently co-authored a paper on the viability of microbes surviving on the moon.
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SAA has been surviving on state-guaranteed loans and asked the Treasury to extend more guarantees after it used up more than 85 percent of the 14.4 billion rand ($965.50 million) in loans already guaranteed by January this year.
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The editorial voice of the fast-food burger joint can be described as that of a stoned college student, a greasy-haired teenager surviving on fast food, memes, and the pride of being the "original poster" on video game forums.
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Creating an interplanetary human-transport system is the most urgent piece of the Martian puzzle to solve, according to Musk, because it would spur experts beyond SpaceX's walls to solve the other core challenges of getting to, and surviving, on Mars.
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A local medic has been surviving on the rehydration salts he gives patients, while a business school graduate makes soup from grass for his 70-year-old father, consulting shepherds about which kinds their long-since-slaughtered flocks liked best.
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Standing in the largely deserted worker housing colony opposite the unfinished 20-storey blocks of flats he had been building, Yadav said that with no salary, he was surviving on $89 borrowed from a local shopkeeper to pay for food.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Papua New Guinean police cleared the remaining asylum-seekers from a shuttered Australian-run detention complex on Friday, ending a three-week protest which started with some 600 people surviving on rain water and smuggled food and supplies.
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In this "stifled and paralyzed country," directors while away endless hours in Damascene cafes, surviving on measly stipends from the National Film Organization, wondering just how far they can raise their voices, just how much they can slip past the censors.
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The story of a brother and sister surviving on their own amid firestorms and famine during World War II, Mr. Takahata's parable of Japanese nationalism and the high cost of pride is often cited as one of the Ghibli masterpieces.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Tens of thousands of people in conflict-ridden South Sudan are at risk of dying from starvation with many living in swamps and surviving on water lilies following renewed violence, a senior aid worker has warned.
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They are not simply wrapped up and handed to their parents: severe birth defects and fatal conditions can keep a child from surviving on their own, or pregnancy complications can put both the mother and the baby at risk of injury or death.
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They found that in any given month in 2011 there were 1.5m households, with 3m children, surviving on cash incomes of no more than $2 per person, per day (though other academics take issue with this claim, as we wrote about here).
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Marred by controversy and financial mismanagement, the airline has been surviving on state guarantees of around 14.4 billion rand ($1 billion) and has been singled out amongst other state companies by ratings agencies as a major risk to the country's investment grade status.
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Letter To the Editor: "Tribes Surviving on Coal Funds Hold Tight to Trump's Pledges" (front page, April 2) tellingly illustrates the risks of dependency, in this case the dependence of some Native American tribes on revenue from coal mining on their reservations.
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Ngor's niece, Sophia Ngor Demetri, who escaped the Cambodian genocide with him in 23, surviving on rats and termites as they crawled across the border to Vietnam to the safety of a Red Cross refugee camp, lost the only family she had left.
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There was just a discovery in Antartica that showed there are bacteria living in Antartica that are surviving on carbon dioxide, hydrogen, and carbon monoxide; this is clearly a large breakthrough because this could change the way we look for extraterrestrial life.
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If the prosecution is confident about these convictions surviving on appeal, retrying Manafort on the 10 remaining counts at the taxpayers' expense -- particularly with the upcoming trial on related charges in Washington -- might inadvertently bolster the President's claims the trial is about persecution rather than objective prosecution.
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By the end of the war, Julia Irwin, Associate Professor of history at the University of South Florida, told MUNCHIES, "the conditions had become so terrible that people were scrounging for food," surviving on things like turnip bread, which was just about as tasty as it sounds.
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While surviving on a dreadful, meager diet that included raw potato peelings, the imprisoned women recorded about 80 recipes from memory that included stuffed eggs, "liver dumplings with a touch of ginger" and potato doughnuts, each written by a starving woman as an act of protest and hope.
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Websites flog years' worth of freeze-dried gourmet meals to those who quail at the thought of surviving on tinned beans and lukewarm water (though the post-apocalyptic bar for "gourmet" is low—your correspondent sampled some freeze-dried sausage, and found it hauntingly reminiscent of dried cat food).
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" So perhaps it's no surprise that "Where the Crawdads Sing" — about a young girl surviving on her own in a North Carolina coastal marsh — asks, as she says, "how isolation influences the behavior of a young woman, who, like all of us, has the genetic propensity to belong to a group.
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Every year after Eurovision, as the sight of confetti and glitter fades from memory, I find myself in a financial hole, struggling to pay off the accumulated debts of running a website and funding my romps through Europe, all the while feeling remorse and guilt for surviving on my partner's generosity.
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Estimates by two scholars of poverty, Kathryn Edin and Luke Shaefer, suggested that, as a direct consequence of the two-decades-old reform, in 2011 there were 1.5m households, with 3m children, surviving on cash incomes of no more than $2 per person, per day—the World Bank's global definition of poverty.
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Squat toilets were converted to solitary confinement cells and torture chambers for those who were caught violating ISIS' draconian rules Inside the Raqqa jail where ISIS held their betrayers Families like the al-Hamids had little choice but to spend their days indoors, surviving on bulgur wheat and creating fun out of the little that they had.
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In the two weeks since the storm gutted Ms. Gomez's home on the eastern coast of Puerto Rico and ruined her dreams of renting rooms to tourists, Ms. Gomez said, her family has been surviving on canned food and boxed milk, paid for with the only cash they had on hand — her three children's private-school fees.
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Germany, of course, should have nothing to complain about: It has a fully employed economy, growing so far this year at a rate of 2101.4 percent (considerably above its estimated 212.4 percent growth potential) and drawing nearly 40 percent of the total trade surplus from its hard-pressed euro area partners surviving on monetary life support.
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Perhaps these initiatives will benefit big-name institutions like The New York Times or The Washington Post (which Amazon CEO and richest man in the world Jeff Bezos bought in 2013), outlets with the clout and resources to play ball with Big Tech while surviving on flashy partnerships and paywalls that require subscribers to kick them some money for digital access.
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