To get elected, they convince voters that they're basically just thriftier Democrats.
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That prompted several carmakers, notably GM, to plan to introduce thriftier electric alternatives.
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It was the global financial crisis that put BA on its new, thriftier flightpath.
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Living in a van makes you thriftier and more self-reliant, Ilgunas told me.
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That has made customers thriftier, with her sales down by about 15 percent ever since.
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It also runs locations in Florida, including some that offer thriftier goods in outlet centers.
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On the governors, I don't think the conservatives in blue states have just been slightly thriftier Democrats.
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If it makes sense, one solution can be delegating money-related responsibilities to whichever partner is thriftier.
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Maintaining an entire house might push thriftier folks to buy tinier homes with smaller upkeep costs and utility bills.
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Meanwhile, their thriftier country counterparts continued to eat at sundown before snuffing out the candles and going to bed.
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An added bonus of this stage is that the brain switches from the energy-thirsty cerebral cortex to the much thriftier cerebellum.
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Over time, I've learned that embracing a thriftier lifestyle and learning more about financial literacy benefits not just me but my greater community.
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Those things can suck down a lot of power, but researcher at MIT's Microsystems Technology Laboratories found a way of making them thriftier, too.
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Private equity firms marking down the value of portfolio startups, companies raising down rounds and other negative indicators are prompting investors to get thriftier.
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As the Chinese market matures, carmakers are becoming more reliant on selling less profitable cars to thriftier consumers beyond big, rich cities like Shanghai and Beijing.
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Norway's fund, set up 14 years later, has about $1trn, partly because its oil wells are more lucrative but also because its leaders have been much thriftier.
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The campaign is ramping up their television time, on pace to spend about $5 million a week through Election Day after running a thriftier media campaign through the summer.
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In response, Google released a snappy blog post warning cloud customers that the weeds of AWS's cuts offered an "unpleasant surprise" — and that Google was still the thriftier option.
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The brand's pending resurrection comes several years after then-owner Tween Brands said it would convert all Limited Too stores into the lower-price Justice format, as recession-hit parents opted for thriftier fashions.
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But because Americans increasingly prefer SUVs over thriftier vehicles, manufacturers might have to significantly cut prices on electric vehicles in the high-mileage states, a potentially money-losing proposition, while raising the prices of gas guzzlers.
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But because Americans have shown a growing preference for SUVs over thriftier vehicles like electrics, manufacturers might have to significantly cut prices on electric vehicles in the high-mileage states, a potentially money-losing proposition for them, while raising the prices of gas-guzzlers.
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However, he give a positive appraisal of Simpson's 2006 performance in Chicago."Jessica Simpson Says Ashlee Is A Thriftier Shopper; Plus 50 Cent, Kelly Clarkson, Ne-Yo, Lindsay Lohan & More, In For The Record", MTV News, July 20, 2007. In September, Simpson said that, although it would be "a dream" to work with Smith, it had never happened and she had been embarrassed by the rumor."SIMPSON 'EMBARRASSED' BY ROBERT SMITH RUMOUR", Contactmusic.
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The effect's influence on spending decisions has implications throughout various sectors in society, including consumer welfare, monetary policy and the finance industry. For example, during the Great Recession, one businessman observed employees using more coins rather than banknotes in an office vending machine, perceiving the customers used coins to feel thriftier. Raghubir and Srivastava also suggested the effect may involve incentives to alter future behavior and that a large denomination can serve as a mechanism to prevent the urge to spend.
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Thriftier than anyone else in the Sunday family, Nell was nonetheless generous with both her time and her money, especially where she perceived a genuine need. Furthermore, she had a sense of humor that "helped her bear heavy tragedies and got her easily over some rough places." And she could laugh at herself as well as others. Nell Sunday lived long enough to speak at early Billy Graham crusades, and she frequently visited Bob Jones College, where she was given an honorary degree in 1940.
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In contrast, larger denomination banknotes are perceived as "real money" and likely to spend on things of greater importance. A 2009 National Public Radio report noted that as the recession worsened, a Sacramento businessman noticed that people were using more coins, rather than banknotes, in his office vending machine. The businessman believed the consumers were feeling economic hardship and that using coins instead of banknotes made them feel thriftier. John Manning, columnist at the International Banker, noted the effect surfaces in the finance field, when an asset's unit of value exposes an investor's tendency to spend less when given in larger amounts.
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Findlater & Tich, p. 106 Despite their troubles, he married Julia in a discreet London ceremony on 31 March 1904 at St Giles Register Office and rented a further address at 44 Bedford Court Mansions in Bloomsbury.Findlater & Tich, p. 103 Although initially happy, the marriage quickly deteriorated as a result of differing opinions over social activities and money; Julia was a sociable and extravagant person, whilst Little Tich preferred a quieter and thriftier lifestyle. By 1906, Little Tich and Julia had become so estranged that she moved to a neighbouring flat, rented for her by her husband.
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