So they told thrifty crafters where they could find some.
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On Monday, police picked up Lawrence at a Thrifty Shopper.
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Like most of his recipes, it's thrifty, practical and delicious.
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Here's how thrifty young adults have mastered partying while broke.
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Now, call me thrifty, but my church shoes cost $35.
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Being thrifty will enable you to reach your goal fast.
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Big spenders tend to attract thrifty people, and vice versa.
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They might at Thrifty, where the company demands receipts. 8.
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A lot of people have told me I'm thrifty or frugal.
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So did seemingly incidental things, like settling down with someone thrifty.
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Many of his thrifty teammates make even more money than Cousins.
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From musicians to sports stars, here are eight other thrifty celebrities.
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Mr. Dillon has steered clear of controversy and become somewhat thrifty.
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They can be expensive, but the other ingredients here are thrifty.
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A fine, filling and thrifty meal, as far as I'm concerned.
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I've been trained to be a thrifty person from my mom.
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The prescription was sent to her local pharmacy, Thrifty White Pharmacy.
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By being thrifty, that money "saved their asses" a few times.
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Check out some more of Ibotta's thrifty findings in the graphic below.
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All ornate appearances to the contrary, the gothic is a thrifty form.
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Get thrifty Leadership doesn't require fancy sports cars or expensive office furniture.
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Accommodations run from thrifty off-the-beach inns to grand beachfront resorts.
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But not all researchers agree with this so-called "thrifty gene" hypothesis.
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Ms. Jacir is a thrifty filmmaker; there's nothing frilly in this movie.
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Recycling textiles is a thrifty endeavor that is older than rag rugs.
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"It is in the nature of Smaland to be thrifty," he said.
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His Lincoln Town Car once had a license plate that read "THRIFTY."
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It's not clear what it will do, beyond hawk Google's thrifty Cardboard headset.
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" And she's thrifty when it comes to clothes: "I'm literally wearing Target pants.
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Many retailers see lower prices as essential to appealing to Japan's thrifty consumers.
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To get home, you'll need to book a not-as-thrifty ticket back.
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Simply Nature organic ketchup is another product that made Thrifty Frugal Mom's list.
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Mets fans are taking the team's thrifty spending habits into their own hands.
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"They were thrifty, handy, practical, and left wing," Corbyn's brother Piers told me.
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The company recently expanded the number of stores that sell Thrifty by 413.
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Renting Cars With a Debit Card Is Made Easier at Dollar and Thrifty.
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Awkwafina gets you, so let her guide you through all things thrifty and baller.
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Always known to be patriotic and thrifty, the Italians, in this retelling, were different.
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A thrifty mindset will benefit you in both your business and your personal life.
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Holly Johnson, founder of Club Thrifty, said knowing your limits goes a long way.
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" He remembered his mother teaching him to be thrifty, advising him: "Extinguish the lamps.
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Thrifty to an absurd degree, cigar dangling or left perched somewhere catching you unawares.
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I'm generally thrifty, but grandparenting tends to make patsies of us all, doesn't it?
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Avis, for example, owns Zipcar, Enterprise owns Alamo, and Hertz owns Thrifty and Dollar.
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She has unexpectedly become the avatar of a right-sized, moderately thrifty Condé Nast.
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The following cities make a thrifty financial case for celebrating the holidays in January.
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But that hasn't stopped thrifty new moms and dads from living their best lives.
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Cuban-made apps are thus as thrifty with bytes as the locals are with cash.
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Another big business is Idealo, a popular price-comparison site with tips for thrifty housewives.
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Would you buy the Balenciaga version or are you satisfied with your thrifty Ikea purchase?
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But it is punishing the thrifty and those who rely on bonds for their income.
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But as Fukunaga told Polygon shortly after the acquisition, Netflix wasn't thrifty with the purchase.
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The journalist appeared on television the next day wearing the "thrifty" burgundy floral-printed top.
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Likewise, Jennifer Lawrence, who was born to a middle-class family, has always been thrifty.
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She is very thrifty and frugal, has good values, and is not a big spender.
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"Credit cards are useful because people want to be thrifty with time," Mr. Calder explained.
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The most thrifty thing you can do is to maintain your device and skip upgrading.
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It was hard at first because, like the masses, I was never the thrifty type.
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What could be easier, or more thrifty, if not necessarily Golden Age of TV-worthy?
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It's smart without making too big a deal of its own cleverness, and admirably thrifty.
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Winnipeggers pride themselves on being thrifty and resilient -- especially during long, bone-chilling cold winters.
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When Kaos was growing up, gang life seemed like anything but a thrifty, desperate existence.
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Beavers aren't typically known as thrifty mammals, but times have been hard across all species lately.
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Be both thrifty and a good gift giver with one of the 30 affordable gifts ahead.
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"But I want her to think of me as her thrifty aunt who splurges on her."
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We would all have the thrifty alleles, and in modern society we would all be obese.
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So far, Google's public face on VR has been Cardboard, the thrifty viewer introduced in 2014.
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A Scout is Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind, Obedient, Cheerful, Thrifty, Brave, Clean and Reverent.
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And he frequently incorporates the "Topps" logo or that of the Lakota Thrifty Mart into his work.
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Thrifty architecture created some benefits, like a lower price point and better battery life than its competitors.
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Founder Colin Huang has built a business on the back of thrifty shoppers in China's outer reaches.
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And was it not thrifty to use up what had been made for the Valentine's Day cards?
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So, if you are a thrifty spender, the box may be a bit out of your budget.
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Saving that paprika you bought when I told you to make chicken paprikash in 2016 isn't thrifty.
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Thrifty but flavorful, its principal aim is to feed a family during times when funds are tight.
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UNTIL RECENTLY the image of an entrepreneur was of a thrifty workaholic toiling away in a garage.
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Ever thrifty, Liss bought the machines from a company that reconditions equipment, rather than splurging on new.
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If you're thrifty with your energy usage, each mile you travel will cost you about 20 watt-hours.
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Early on in a race, you generally want to see a thrifty operation that is spending money responsibly.
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Most importantly, it would have to be thrifty, as I'm already picking out plots for my paupers grave.
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An Irish folktale tells the story of Stingy Jack, a thrifty individual who met Satan in a pub.
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China's integration into the world economy added a lot of thrifty people to the world's pool of savers.
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For some, it's defined by certain attributes: If you're hardworking, thrifty and humble, for example, you're middle-class.
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It's the thrifty choice that just keeps on giving, right down to its vanilla-coated, coconut-sprinkled base.
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A Boy Scout is, apparently, trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean, and reverent.
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I love to cook and I'm generally thrifty, which means dinner often ends up being simple home cooking.
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But, whereas Mark Burnett Productions had been characterized by profligate dazzle, Barber was thrifty, and monitored every expense.
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This thrifty mindset informed the vision for IKEA: to sell sold low-priced, simple products for the masses.
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Mr. Lundblad's father retired as a pharmacist in the Alexandria store of Thrifty White Pharmacy, a Midwest chain.
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Melissa Clark has a new recipe for us as well, and it's as outrageous as Yotam's is thrifty.
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RAJIV THIND, BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA To the Editor: Most of us know a friendly, hardworking and thrifty Apu somewhere.
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In the letter, Gates tells the story of a particularly thrifty lunch Buffett took him out for years ago.
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Thrifty consumers may see clothing rental or trade in as a more budget-friendly way to build a wardrobe.
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By following the nifty and thrifty tips above, you can make life better for both you and your pup.
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Still, her $2800 bi-weekly paycheck means she needs to be thrifty to save on day-to-day costs.
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It reminds me a bit of how lame the clunky original Echo felt in comparison to the thrifty Dot.
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Sluggish consumer spending makes it difficult to pass on such costs to thrifty customers, they wrote in the survey.
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For instance, American Airlines members can earn miles with Alamo, Avis, Budget, Dollar, Europcar, Hertz, National, Sixt and Thrifty.
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Sales data that retailers release ahead of quarterly results have added to evidence of a more thrifty Brazilian consumer.
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In 2012, Hertz Global Holdings bought Dollar Thrifty and was required to sell its Advantage Rent a Car brand.
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My fiancée and I are both ladies, and we both wanted engagement rings, so we had to be thrifty.
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But pooling in a packed car with thrifty strangers can lead to some pretty unique circumstances and memorable stories.
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As any thrifty novelist would, he has sometimes turned that scrutiny into fuel for his work, fictional and otherwise.
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"I grew up with a dad and a grandfather who were extremely thrifty," he told Boston University in 2016.
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"I totally fell into the fast-fashion trap but I also had parents who were quite thrifty," she continued.
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There's also a very significant difference between someone who is wealthy but tightfisted and someone who has to be thrifty.
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They, along with a trio of unpaid interns from the University of Texas, make up her tight and thrifty staff.
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But even the far-from-thrifty Ms. Bradshaw wore the same dress twice—though it wasn't within the same weeks.
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While booking his ticket, the thrifty teen saw a flight to Sydney for $300 less and pounced on the deal.
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German officials have complained that negative rates hurt thrifty savers and weigh on the banking sector in Europe's biggest economy.
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Trial subscriptions give thrifty young users the opportunity to see what Amazon has to offer before making the full commitment
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George named the bus "Christine," largely after her late grandmother who she says taught her most of her thrifty sensibilities.
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With these thrifty habits firmly established, they picked up one simple trick to ensure they never go over their budget.
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He has changed how many Indians, once thrifty about each megabyte they spent browsing the internet, consume mobile data today.
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On this week's episode of "Tell Me Something I Don't Know," you'll learn what thrifty foods made up that meal.
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If you really want to get thrifty, forget the luxury purchases and replace those threadbare bedsheets and lumpy bed pillows.
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The bride's father is the chief financial officer of Thrifty Oil, a real estate company in Santa Fe Springs, Calif.
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And in the long run, even accounting for the startup and development costs, online primaries would be a thrifty choice.
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Among the biggest contributors to the company's sales growth was Thrifty brand ice cream, which Rite Aid purchased in 1996.
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If you're thrifty, you don't actually need Learn Mode; you just need to be willing to keep rewinding whatever you're watching.
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Compared with other families in prosperous Bergen County, New Jersey, O'Byrne describes his own family as thrifty and careful with money.
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Prime membership fees in Japan are far below the $119 annual fee in the United States, helping attract Japan's thrifty consumers.
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But the new feature targets elite tourists—not the unwashed masses of thrifty travelers trying to be bougie for a weekend.
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The updated capex stands in contrast to more thrifty (by massive-industry standards) plans by some other companies, including rival Chevron.
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The Thrifty Frugal Mom said their go-to mayo had always been Kraft, but they made the switch after trying Burman's.
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Gates' close friend Warren Buffett, who once that read "THRIFTY, " is another billionaire who refrains from spending serious money on clothing.
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Lydia of Thrifty Frugal Mom said Dollar Tree is an ideal place to stock up on both sunglasses and reading glasses.
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Biden's campaign had to take a thrifty approach to Super Tuesday, preparing its own six-figure ad campaign only this week.
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Looking at the French-German chaos, a relatively well run "thrifty four" may be forgiven for playing an overtime budget game.
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Meanwhile, continuing to work with friends has proved not only fruitful and fun for Leon and Lim but a thrifty maneuver.
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Products for Thrifty Gifty below: Products for Presentable: Products for Pretty Sweet: Products for Fancy Pants: Products for Wow Wow Wow:
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As it turns out, certain metropolitan areas are particularly thrifty when it comes to shopping, according to a new report from Coupons.com.
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The financial crash of 2008 revealed a dangerous co-dependency between America the importer of cheap goods and China the thrifty exporter.
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As a result of laziness, I mean my thrifty nature, I mix all my clothes together to finish it in one load.
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Sanctions for those in the red are not exacting, providing little incentive to be thrifty, notes Nick Bosanquet of Imperial College London.
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Thrifty Traveler reported Tuesday the discounted tickets are available for trips taken between January and March, and later between September and November.
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The athlete is known for being thrifty with his finances and has reportedly saved all of the payouts from his NFL contracts.
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In fact, I've found some of the most inspirational people in my life (225 of which are billionaires) are still very thrifty.
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Shopping site Wish has capitalized on this trend with its over 300 million products aimed at thrifty shoppers from thousands of merchants.
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What our "creamed" dishes have in common is not cream, but white sauce, a thrifty substitute with many uses in the kitchen.
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On the last point, one thrifty student at Pomona College has come up with an ingenious solution involving a converted school bus.
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Even in those salad days, though, we were pretty thrifty, saving what we could, when we could, never carrying credit-card debt.
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The low prices, a consequence of the state's low tax, also coaxed many thrifty New Yorkers and others over the state line.
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Friedman had turned around the thrifty Tampa Bay Rays, and Zaidi had helped oversee winning teams on a tight budget in Oakland.
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Pursuits range from the divey to the thrifty in TJ: American teenagers partying on Avenida Revolución; families stocking up on cheap groceries.
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The thrifty among us may try to clean a sponge that starts to stink, but it's probably time to let it go.
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A thrifty guy, he built the castle with its pointy towers on a budget, rejecting the first three blueprints as too expensive.
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The implication is that Ned and his kind — decent, thrifty and proper — are as irrelevant to the modern world as his product.
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Here are some questions and answers about using debit cards to rent cars: Will all Dollar and Thrifty locations accept debit cards?
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If I'm subjected to one more thrifty production of the undead, in any form, I might eat my own brain in protest.
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Returning, they'd bring foreign techniques, import foreign materials, and create foreign buildings, mainly in the Bauhaus style that dominated thrifty post-war Europe.
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Rippon was as thrifty as possible: He lived in his coach's basement and swiped apples from his gym to save money on groceries.
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Spending & StrugglingI'm pretty frugal by nature, but it was two years ago that my thrifty mentality cemented itself as a way of life.
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The thrifty anonymous lifehacker even gave a Reddit AMA yesterday to explain all the nuts and bolts of getting away with this scheme.
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Middleton is known for her thrifty way with clothes, repeating outfits, mixing high and low pieces, and even buying jewelry on the street.
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My parents and sisters are pretty thrifty, so I usually pick up something for them routinely — clothes, something random from Amazon, takeout, etc.
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Thrifty viewers that want to, ya know, maybe team up with some friends could make that price tag a lot more affordable.[YouTube]
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If they are constrained by a thrifty budget, Republicans in Congress will find it hard to deliver the big tax cuts they promise.
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Countries with top-rated securities such as Germany fear such a move would increase their debt-servicing costs and favour less thrifty countries.
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If there were a reliable and thrifty way to launch satellites, people might come up with more uses, creating an even bigger market.
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Costco Wholesale locations are found throughout the country, allowing thrifty shoppers the chance to try the retailer's holiday dessert staple wherever they're located.
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"Tall," with its graceful, thrifty camera work, is a profoundly beautiful film, and its beauty is sometimes at odds with its polemical intentions.
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And he remains thrifty, upcycling old kimonos donated by a neighbor or using an old mailbag procured from an Army Navy surplus store.
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My background is in food writing, but my naturally thrifty ways have been, in a sense, a lifetime of preparation for the job.
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The change, which also affects Dollar's sister company, Thrifty Car Rental, is starting as consumers are making travel plans for spring break season.
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For thrifty shoppers, a "buy one, get one" (BOGO) special can sound like the best way to get more bang for their buck.
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Thrifty Indians, once extremely conscious about each megabyte they burned on the web, are now reportedly clocking 2538 million terabytes of data each month.
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In the euro area, thrifty core economies lent heavily to the periphery, often against soaring property prices, fuelling an economic boom that ended disastrously.
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Thrifty pharmaceutical companies, many of them in India, can provide it for less than $1 a pop since the drug's patent expired in 403.
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German government officials have repeatedly complained that the ECB's monetary policy is eroding the savings of thrifty Germans and hurting profit margins for banks.
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The UK grocery market has been convulsed in recent years by thrifty shoppers turning to discounters Aldi and Lidl, convenience stores and online shops.
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It is a neat, thrifty space with a head-high stack of old cookbooks, which were plucked from flea markets and second-hand stores.
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One piece of hardware that's not under Osterloh is Cardboard, the thrifty VR headset that works in conjunction with an Android or Apple smartphone.
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In an unusually amusing scene in this fairly grim series, Andrew, played by Darren Criss, is working behind the counter at a Thrifty drugstore.
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If there's one sure way I've always described the restaurant, if there's one constant through line to the story here, it's about being thrifty.
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Letter To the Editor: "Thrifty Brooklyn Secretary Leaves $8 Million for Needy Students" (front page, May 7), about Sylvia Bloom's philanthropy, warmed my heart.
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Despite its continued popularity, the oil-based stuff—with its humble, thrifty roots—has always had to fight for acceptance against butter's beloved image.
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In May, the company released Daydream, a platform and reference design for new VR hardware that's a more advanced version of its thrifty Cardboard headset.
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Throughout his career Bogle displayed the best attributes of our profession and was the model of a principled, visionary, scrupulous, thrifty and relentlessly optimistic investor.
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Back in the day, embracing the tuna offal and all wasn't just about being thrifty, but understanding how a cooking style can enhance different cuts.
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While you may not find every spice or herb imaginable, the Thrifty Frugal Mom wrote that they're able to find the "common" spices at Aldi.
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But if you're inspired (or thrifty) and want to take a crack at transforming the pictures yourself, you just need time and the right tools.
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However, while her Giambattista Valli concoction was priceless — in that it was custom-created for the evening — the star also sported a more thrifty accessory.
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I had hoped to inspire a vociferous response from the likes of Hertz (which also owns Dollar, Thrifty and Advantage) and Avis (which owns Budget).
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The house was a mile or so from Walden Pond, where, as Gropius liked to point out, Thoreau had built his own thrifty show house.
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Palmer is a perfect first subject for this: He's a thrifty improviser with a vast dynamic range and an ambitious composer, but he's hardly known.
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A tight labor market has not yet fueled growth in wages, keeping Japan's thrifty consumers from splashing out, which in turn causes inflation to stay low.
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Leading German Social Democrats, part of the country's governing coalition, earlier accused Merkel's conservative finance minister of being too thrifty in dealing with the migrant crisis.
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But the policy has been politically divisive, prompting fierce criticism from famously thrifty Germans as the returns on savings in Europe's biggest economy dwindled to nothing.
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Such people made money but did not spend it, creating a thrifty, hard-working, literate, self-denying citizenry who drove forward the economies of their countries.
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Wish, in particular, has capitalized on this shopping trend with an app that today offers over 300 million items for "thrifty" shoppers from thousands of merchants.
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But while "some athletes are all about labels, Gucci and Fendi all the way down," Stanton tells Page Six, he's thrifty when it comes to clothes.
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In addition to thrifty Indonesian consumers, industry participants also blame intense competition and a 2015 nationwide ban on alcohol sales at minimarkets for the franchise's struggles.
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And if you're in need of a thrifty reward or a full-blown vacation, everything from cookies to burgers and cheap hotel stays are on offer.
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Now, they generate as much cash as in 220 and are vowing to remain thrifty to focus on higher dividends, buying back shares and reducing debt.
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Apple's iPhones remain an aspirational product for thrifty Indians, most of whom purchase smartphones priced below $150, according to market and research firms Counterpoint and IDC.
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For the serious shopper, it carries vintage designer pieces and thrifty finds that have made it a favorite since Crockett and Tubbs refused to wear socks.
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Thrifty travel junkies tend to head here for a cheap, clean, safe spot to sleep (there's a sleeping room complete with mats) and charge their phones.
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His brother said the pair had been thrifty from the start, describing how they gutted and renovated a 20-unit building in Los Angeles largely themselves.
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Mack was cruising The Grove (so UN-thrifty) in L.A. when we asked about his now-infamous purchase of a very unique oil painting of Bieber.
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Nothing makes me happier than adding to my high-yield savings account each month and I actually enjoy finding new, thrifty ways to save a buck.
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The values of the Scout Law — of being trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean, and reverent — are not ideological or partisan.
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When it comes to buying airfare, travelers are typically eager to find the best deals, but recent research shows a growing exception to this thrifty tradition.
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Considering you can score a couch, bed, and kitchen table for under a grand (if you're thrifty), I often found myself back at Ikea after these moves.
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With Joymode, Fernandez is riding a wave of consumer sentiment that's become increasingly thrifty with their purchases as costs for things like healthcare, pensions and insurance climbs.
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The series had neither a soap opera's thrifty production values nor its open-ended narrative — it was obviously expensive (multiple movie stars!) and, at the time, finite.
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As described in the latest edition of Nature Genetics, this "thrifty" genetic variant, called CREBRF, is associated with a 1.5 percent increase in Body Mass Index (BMI).
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Once cautious about each megabyte they spent on the internet, thrifty Indians have become heavy video consumers online as mobile data gets significantly cheaper in the country.
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Okay, so we're well aware that over two months ahead isn't exactly last-minute, but sometimes you just can't be spontaneous and thrifty at the same time.
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Klinsmann was thrifty even after he became a star, driving a beat-up Volkswagen Beetle and saving most of his money to invest it in rental properties.
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I always admired my mom's jewelry growing up - she had some really beautiful pieces, even though she was very thrifty and didn't have a lot of money.
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Virgin founder Sir Richard Branson famously drives his amphibious Gibbs Aquada around the U.K. But other celebrities never abandon the thrifty habits that contributed to their success.
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BEIJING — Business is normally bustling at the sprawling Xinfandi produce market in southern Beijing, where stores, restaurants and thrifty shoppers buy their fruits and vegetables in bulk.
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This includes business travelers on an extended stay, families needing space, and thrifty tourists glad to have room to stretch out with access to a rooftop pool.
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According to media reports, the "thrifty four" — Austria, Denmark, Sweden and The Netherlands — dug in to lead what was called a "war of attrition" with the spendthrifts.
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She wanted her nation to be as ambitious, successful, hardworking, thrifty, and right-principled as she was, and to those ends she hectored, wounded, pushed, and inspired.
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Icahn-backed Tague was named Hertz's CEO in November 2014, fending off a challenge from Dollar Thrifty CEO Scott Thomson, who was backed by activist investor Jana Partners.
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Hertz Global, which operates Hertz, Dollar, and Thrifty vehicle rental brands, reported third-quarter earnings on Monday of $1.58 per share, excluding items, on revenue of $2.54 billion.
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And thanks to the expensive-looking picks ahead, your wedding guests will be none the wiser — your down-the-aisle stunner can be your own little (thrifty) secret.
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Such cost discipline among clients is driven partly by the influence of thrifty private-equity investors like 3G, the Brazilian owner of AB InBev, the world's largest brewer.
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Arsenal, the last of the big four, remains a comparatively thrifty Arsene Wenger production, but all its panache is offset by an almost comical tendency toward self-destruction.
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The popularity of crossovers impacts every buyer from the thrifty Jeep Patriot customer to those shopping for the new Cadillac XT5, which will hit the road this year.
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Our millennials are pretty thrifty when it comes to saving money by using the following techniques: Changing your lifestyle is one of the best ways to save money.
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If famine provided a strong selective force for the spread of thrifty alleles, it is pertinent to ask how so many people managed to avoid inheriting these alleles.
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My hope for all founders is that they focus on staying thrifty, watch cashflow and chip away at getting to profitability so they can own their own destiny.
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Initial reactions by sources in the industry applauded the deal as smart (and thrifty) for Google, although Google's enterprise arm faces stiff competition from Amazon, Microsoft and Salesforce.
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In fact, millennials seem to be pretty thrifty, buying more but spending less on average than baby boomers or Gen Xers, according to a new report from TD Bank.
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That's a huge gamble, as the most spend-thrifty consumers — the ones who buy home projectors — tend to go expensive and brand name when it comes to home entertainment.
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Janney had the clever, caring and downright thrifty idea to jump on Facebook and ask the greater Memphis community to donate used toys as enrichment for the zoo's primates.
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But the policy, which has seen the ECB print more than 2 trillion euros ($2.4 trillion) so far, has been politically divisive, prompting fierce criticism from famously thrifty Germans.
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A dismal economy in the 1980s brought the city to the brink of bankruptcy, depriving it of finance to build roads, and making bicycle lanes an appealingly thrifty alternative.
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That particular provision was repeatedly flouted on a recent afternoon outside the Thrifty Redemption Center in Borough Park, Brooklyn, one of the largest bottle redemption centers in the city.
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" On a similarly thrifty tip, Harri, 26, argued "you can now get cheap city breaks for the price of a good night out that you won't remember in London.
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But, just because we don't have the coin for some big remodeling project doesn't mean we can't achieve elevated kitchen status — we just need to be thrifty about it.
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Mamie Eisenhower, a military wife enamored of the convenience foods popular in the 1950s, oversaw a thrifty White House kitchen, demanding that the staff make smart use of leftovers.
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But with the pound falling and businesses realising trade with the EU is about to get more difficult and more expensive, consumers are starting to become wary and thrifty.
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The new rules should spur people to buy cheaper homes next year, a trend that has already become popular in recent years among thrifty millennials who are shunning expensive living.
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Sure, there's nothing wrong with being thrifty and tossing your roasted carrot remnants into tomorrow's soup, but you'd be missing out on a very cheap and very versatile flavour profile.
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The make-up of its next government could be crucial; a coalition that includes the thrifty Free Democrats will be fiercer on euro reform than one with the Social Democrats.
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The city represents a possibly thrifty choice, in large part because officials plan to use existing venues and locations, including Memorial Coliseum which will be 101 years old in 2024.
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Being relatively thrifty and saving most of my money lets me occasionally splurge on nice things without having to account for them, and more importantly, without having to feel guilty.
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But now HP, Dell, Lenovo, Asus, and Acer are working with Microsoft to create headsets for the thrifty, starting at $300, that don't need additional accessories (or phones) to function.
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A rule-breaking, commission-defying government in Rome makes it infinitely harder to persuade such sceptics that the plans do not jeopardise the savings and budgets of thrifty northern Europeans.
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A storm of protest erupted in thrifty Germany after Draghi last month described the idea of "helicopter money" - sending money directly to citizens - as a "very interesting" - if unexamined - concept.
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"We know exactly what we bring in and exactly what we spend — and on what, " writes Adcock, who wasn't always thrifty and only saved "the bare minimum" in his 20s.
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Tottenham shouldn't be this good yet – they've got a team made up of previously unfancied youth products, thrifty purchases, and a child who was playing in League One last season.
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Articles blaming the European Central Bank (ECB) for keeping interest rates low, and seeking reassurances from banks that thrifty Germans will be spared Strafzinsen, or negative "penalty rates", are proliferating.
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Source: Simple Thrifty Living Here's a closer look at how much it costs to light up your home for Christmas from Thanksgiving through New Year's Day in every U.S. state.
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Dia has lost market share over the last few years as once-thrifty customers turned away from the discount supermarket chain as Spain economy recovered from a five-year slump.
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Thrifty Germans, working to repay debt taken out at the height of the crisis, meanwhile feel they are forced to bankroll many of Europe's weakest economies, a source of animosity.
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Its chairman, Thomas J. Barrack Jr., a longtime friend of Mr. Trump's, had pledged that the committee would be thrifty with its spending, and would donate leftover funds to charity.
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This thrifty approach has allowed the brothers a huge amount of freedom to make unconventional films that don't always have obvious commercial appeal (although their films have generally made modest profits).
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Turns out, though, one could make the argument I was actually being thrifty, because the newest skin-care wonder on the market rings in at — wait for it — a cool $1,115.
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When it clicked later that this was her toy, I was actually proud to have such a thrifty and creative mother, even when it came to her choice in sex toys.
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Traditionally thrifty Germans have helped private consumption displace exports as the main driver of growth thanks to record-high employment, increased job security, rising real wages and ultra-low borrowing costs.
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So the Cuban home cook has to be agile, thrifty and lucky, making good use of both the state-issued monthly ration book and a reliable roster of black-market traders.
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And, naturally, I went in search of a thrifty way to enjoy Kobe beef, the expensive and much sought-after product of Tajima cattle raised in Hyogo prefecture, where Kobe lies.
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Thrifty gamers should note that only the Vive—which comes with wireless controllers—will allow you to DJ; the others can be used merely to watch someone else play a set.
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JOHANNESBURG, Oct 26 (Reuters) - South African retailer Clicks Group posted a 14.5 percent rise in full-year profit on Thursday as health and cosmetics appealed to thrifty consumers in a weak economy.
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A storm of protest erupted in thrifty Germany after ECB President Mario Draghi last month described so-called helicopter money - sending money directly to citizens - as a "very interesting," if unexamined, concept.
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The New England Patriots tight end, who announced his retirement earlier this week, was signed to a six-year, $54 million contract in 2012 — but the athlete is notoriously thrifty about spending.
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Click through our editor picks to see what we'll be shopping every day of the sale, and pro tip: We won't tell if you get all your thrifty gift shopping done early.
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Holly Johnson and her husband Greg, founders of the blog Club Thrifty, took their children on a Mediterranean cruise funded, in part, with credit card points earned by paying off their home.
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The retailer, which also sells furniture and homeware to thrifty shoppers, cut its interim dividend by 13 percent to 228.2 cents per share, from 248 cents in the same period last year.
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As they emerge from the deepest downturn in decades, boards have vowed to remain thrifty and stick to lower spending targets in order to return value to shareholders after years of pain.
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Holly Porter Johnson, co-founder of personal finance blog "Club Thrifty " and co-author of "Zero Down Your Debt: Reclaim Your Income and Build a Life You'll Love, " has experience with this.
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Anderson, who is represented by Minnesota nonprofit Gender Justice, is arguing the pharmacists at Thrifty White and CVS did not help her get the prescription and one even told her incorrect information.
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I had been separated from the thrifty throngs — my people — through the whim of an editor, who, for my final column, decided it would be entertaining to send me on a luxury trip.
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On his weeks, the baths "became a little less eccentric," said Jen Emma Hertel, one of Mr. Shapiro's front-desk clerks, as they began to fill with young Brooklyn types and thrifty tourists.
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Economists have for years called on thrifty governments, above all euro zone powerhouse Germany, to spend more to shore up domestic growth, rather than relying on central bank policy to do the trick.
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Facing an election next month, Germany's political establishment has been highly critical of the ECB arguing that low interest rates punish thrifty Germans and bond buys reward irresponsible governments on the bloc's periphery.
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Money, as Gronkowski is known for being thrifty with the finances and has reportedly saved all of the payouts from his NFL contracts, instead opting to exclusively spend what he's made in sponsorships.
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In his ObamaCare valedictory last week, President Obama championed the law's successes: twenty million Americans have free or subsidized insurance; sick people cannot be denied coverage; thrifty policies with spending limits are gone.
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Attention shoppers: Lord & Taylor has enhanced its price matching policy and it's good news for all the thrifty people out there who don't want to pay a penny more than we have to.
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The Soylent community also overlaps with that of apocalypse preppers—the powdered formula is perfect for stocking up underground bunkers—and thrifty shoppers willing to sacrifice solids for an assured source of nutrition.
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That's the thrifty deal Groupon just struck to buy fellow online coupon peddler LivingSocial as the former looks to pare down its own operations to a little more than half its current size.
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Generally, it is better to pay tax in years your bracket is lower, when you are young and poor or old and thrifty, rather than in your big earning years in middle age.
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Whatever you want to put inside this thing, know this much: Chances are good that you will spill exactly 100% less of it than you did before you bought this thrifty little contraption.Specs
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Given the exorbitant cost of sending people and supplies into space, astronauts have to be extremely thrifty with their resources, which results in major sacrifices in comfort during their time off the planet.
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Enjoy the financial and emotional rewards of being thrifty: Instead of leaning on others to help subsidize your costs, you'll be able to contribute your fair share and be more generous with others.
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The Great Read In response to the thrifty team's decision not to pursue costly players and coaches this off-season, fans bombarded the Mets' general manager with small cash payments on the app.
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Virgin founder Sir Richard Branson, likewise, famously drives his amphibious Gibbs Aquada around the U.K. But there are other billionaires who never let go of the thrifty habits that contributed to their success.
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Deal site Simple Thrifty Living determined the average amount it costs to light a Christmas display for 34 days — from Thanksgiving to New Year's — for six hours a night in each U.S. state.
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I have mixed feelings about "Convenience Store Woman," but there is no doubt that it is a thrifty and offbeat exploration of what we must each leave behind to participate in the world.
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These freshwater pearls (and their faux counterparts for those looking for a thrifty option) are not the prim, uniform, rounded styles preferred by Veronica Lodge-type perfectionists, but rather each stone is wonderfully unique.
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This sign that it saves more than it invests at home, and sells abroad more than it imports, has earned the ire of President Donald Trump, who would like thrifty Teutons to buy American.
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Known for her thrifty fashion sense as much as she is for her signature (and unchanging!) "cottage loaf" hairstyle, Anne was recycling outfits way before Princess Kate took a page from her frugal playbook.
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But if it can address an omnipresent business problem neglected by other enterprise developers, it could help companies apply their capital to what matters while turning employees from selfish spenders into thrifty team members.
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Mickey Mays, the managing partner of Thrifty Loans in Ruston, La., said his company would have to close most or all of its 18 stores, which employ 35 people, if the rules take effect.
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The German economy was for years powered by exports but consumption was a key source of growth last year and is also expected to play an important role this year as traditionally thrifty Germans spend.
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Jenny: In a way, a certain level of financial stress—one that is mostly tolerable and involves being careful and thrifty rather than being constantly sick with worry over finances—can be kind of sexy.
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Its major draws include excellent health care and a cost of living as low as $2,000 to $3,000 a month for a couple, without being thrifty, said International Living's Roving Latin America editor Jason Holland.
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A storm of protest erupted in thrifty Germany after ECB President Mario Draghi last month described the idea of so-called helicopter money - sending money directly to citizens - as a "very interesting", if unexamined, concept.
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Environmentally conscious and thrifty residents say they should have the right to catch as much rain as they please, while agricultural interests argue that doing so is tantamount to stealing water from its rightful owners.
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But the White Sox also have Abreu and centerfielder Austin Jackson (a thrifty March pickup) slumping hard to start the year, and Frazier hitting lightly given the numbers he's put up the last couple seasons.
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A couple of weeks before Christmas Day that year, Mr. Carr loaded two ox sleds with "thrifty young firs and spruces" and headed for the city, according to an 1878 New York Daily Tribune article.
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Some analysts see the telco as well positioned to weather the price squeeze as it targets data-heavy smartphone users with premium-priced plans while offering low-cost options for thrifty customers under separate branding.
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"Well, I'm known as a very thrifty person, and the stores are meant for people like me," he told The New York Times in 22000 when asked about his contributions to the culture of Ikea.
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Any time of year, eggs are an essential item in most well-stocked kitchens because they are utility players in so many recipes and serve as a thrifty way to get protein into the diet.
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More from Voraciously: 5 kitchen resolutions that you can actually stick with in the new year How to make a thrifty, fast and tasty one-pot pasta any day of the week Slow cookers vs.
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If you're a more thrifty spender, however, Thrillist reports that if you order less than $75-worth of items through CostcoGrocery, you will have to a pay $3 shipping fee, which is really no big deal.
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One reason for the flattening out was the recession, another is that the higher deductibles and co-pays employers and insurance companies increasingly require are forcing consumers to be more thrifty in shopping for medical care.
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Despite this enormous surplus, Valve continues to operate Steam as though it's a thrifty mom 'n pop shop unable to invest substantive resources into improving quality of life on its service for developers and users alike.
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Like many thrifty business owners, officials at the Riverbanks Zoo in Columbia, South Carolina, were banking on reducing their carbon footprint and saving money when they installed rooftop solar panels during a big expansion in 2015.
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Yet I am deeply self-conscious about my frugality, which I can only explain as a side effect of being a child of thrifty immigrants who slowly made their way from poverty into the middle class.
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According to a Times report in March, two months before he declared victory, Trump had earned $2 billion in free media, a mark the thrifty and wealth-obsessed candidate was surely both aware and proud of.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling fell to a seven-week low on Wednesday ahead of a British budget expected to raise economic forecasts but remain thrifty as Chancellor of Exchequer Philip Hammond targets curbing a big fiscal deficit.
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If you're the parent of young children or in a vocation that involves kids, like a school teacher or caretaker, Lydia of the blog Thrifty Frugal Mom recommends hitting up Dollar Tree for cheap, fun stickers.
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And if that's not enough to convince you to join the company's mission, maybe the promise of filling the newfound space in your closet right back up with some of our top thrifty Thredup finds will.
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He pulls us down a dark path with cryptic prophesies and the allure of some lingering danger; the tin-can clop of a West African beat and Thundercat's spare, thrifty bass playing help nudge us along.
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Millennial and Gen Z Americans, many raised during the depths of the Great Recession during the late 2000s and early 2010s, long have been wary of Wall Street products and act more thrifty than their parents' generations.
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Mr Price, which has grown for three decades by undercutting competitors and catering to thrifty shoppers' fashion needs, said a mild winter caused rivals to mark down stock to match its own prices, further weighing on sales.
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The secretary-general believes that multinational alliances, far from entangling great powers in enraging, Lilliputian constraints, offer a thrifty form of deterrence, precisely because a small international force serves as a tripwire for action by many countries.
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Southwest is having an epic flash sale on flights to some of the hottest (both literally and figuratively) vacation spots, reports MyDomaine — plus plenty of other deals on foreign and domestic trips to satisfy your thrifty side.
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They have joined Reddit's Financial Independence subreddit, they frequently comment on Early Retirement Extreme's forums, and they follow the scrappy and thrifty examples set by popular personal finance bloggers, such as the Frugalwoods and Mr. Money Mustache.
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Over the years, the monarch's thrifty ways have become somewhat notorious, amid tales of her insistence on repairing things rather than replacing them, warming the palace with a tiny space heater and dining on cereal for breakfast.
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Mr Price, which has grown for more than three decades by undercutting competitors and catering to thrifty shoppers' fashion needs, said retail sales increased 7.6 percent to 20 billion rand while comparable store sales rose 5.6 percent.
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The company, which operates its fleet under brands such as Hertz, Dollar and Thrifty, forecast adjusted profit of 51 cents-88 cents per share for the year, compared with its earlier estimate of $2.75-$2.733 per share.
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The ECB stimulus prompted a fresh wave of criticism from German politicians who fear the ultra-easy monetary policy is eroding both the savings of thrifty citizens and also bank margins, putting the banking system at risk.
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It's not the best choice for sightseers that would rather be based in downtown San Diego, or thrifty travelers and partiers, but for guests seeking quiet elegance, impeccable service, and fine cuisine, Park Hyatt Aviara strongly delivers.
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And after four months of learning from the thrifty and living more frugally, the unexpected consequence is that it has not just reduced my spending but has also improved my quality of life and satisfaction with life.
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The European Central Bank, for example, prevented the euro's collapse with a promise to do "whatever it takes" that horrified thrifty Germans—who nevertheless, because of the value they placed on the union's survival, stuck with the strategy.
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Even if you're just not into the season," she tells CNBC Make It. "If financial hardships make it challenging, then you still should participate, but think of more thrifty D.I.Y. ideas such as baked goods, handwritten cards, etc.
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Viswanathan and Lau are known in entrepreneur circles for embracing the thrifty ramen-fueled startup life, with Lau having once spent six straight days in the office to keep things afloat while Down to Lunch was blowing up.
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Relations between Europe's largest economy and the ECB have been tense due to criticisms by German government officials, who argue that the ECB's ultra easy monetary policy is eroding the savings of thrifty Germans and profit margins for banks.
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Capitec, which grants loans not supported by assets, said it gained 1 million active clients, to total 13 million customers, over the past year as feeble growth in Africa's most advanced economy forced thrifty South Africans to shop around.
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Home to swashbuckling shows like "Confidential: The American Revolution's Agents of Espionage," the museum will be open the rest of the day for a fee that the famously thrifty Benjamin Franklin might have approved of: $1.212-425-1778, frauncestavernmuseum.
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"Some time ago it was estimated that a desire on the part of curious tourists to interview 'the monster' had put £5,000 into the pockets of thrifty tradesmen," The New York Times reported in an earnest dispatch from 1933.
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Unlike, say, Brad Pitt, who was into architecture, Renner was handy, thrifty, and deeply unpretentious, to the point that he was still living in one of the homes he and Winters were remodeling during the Hurt Locker Oscars campaign.
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Because long-duration spaceflight will require astronauts to be extra thrifty, recycling pee actually makes a lot of sense when you think about it—in fact, astronauts are already doing this in a different capacity aboard the International Space Station (ISS).
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Used to be you could just bring them down here to Thrifty Redemption on MacDonald and they'd sort them for you—they'd weigh them and then give you a price, and you'd just take that and go and that was it.
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Despite Maclean's virtuoso (and admittedly thrifty) feat of playing every character in the film, this production enjoyed sufficient financial backing to commission an extensive amount of green screen technology and recruit a prosthetic artist with experience on the Harry Potter films.
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The House of Lords, Britain's unelected upper chamber of Parliament, is finally moving to replace the calfskin with high-quality archival paper, calling the move which will come into force in April a necessary — and thrifty — adaptation to the digital age.
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Over the last few months Aeon has cut prices on hundreds of items at its stores to offset rising fuel and electricity costs and to attract thrifty shoppers, who risk being lured away by cheap offers from Japan's ubiquitous convenience stores.
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The second part was completely out of left field; Greenspan projected that hefty tax coffers and thrifty spending would soon allow the Treasury to pay off the entire national debt, an earth-shattering development that raised unprecedented public policy questions.
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On Sundays, at around five o'clock in the morning, thrifty locals browse il mercato delle cose rubate , "the market of stolen goods," where you can find televisions, toilet seats, chandeliers, ovens, sunglasses, leather jackets, cabinets, jewelry, iPhones, seven-piece dining sets.
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The story that the old Dutchmen in the town tell of the ghost is that sixty years ago a belated traveler, with lots of gold in his belt, staid over night at the farmhouse of one Krug, a thrifty Dutch farmer.
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Wes Anderson's meticulously arranged '60s fable is thrifty with its all-star cast (which includes Bruce Willis, Edward Norton, Jason Schwartzman and Frances McDormand) and instead focuses its attention primarily on a young boy (Jared Gilman) and girl (Kara Hayward).
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What lurks beneath, though, is not a concern for ethics or thrifty travel budgets (they might want to check EPA directors under Obama before they tee off on travel), but rather adherence to liberal environmental policy that borders on religious conviction.
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If anything, wage earners, at least in the popular imagination, were elevated above the original "coupon cutters" — not thrifty housewives but those who lazed on the couch and collected income generated by securities, which they clipped at the corners to redeem.
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Though we encourage you to still think about the cost effectiveness of the brands you're buying from, for a deal that's thrifty, H&M may be the best stop for testing out a swimsuit trend in your size without having buyer's remorse.
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Two years ago, when the Bank of Japan (BoJ) began charging financial institutions for adding to their reserves at the central bank, its negative-rate policy was harshly criticised for unsettling thrifty households, jeopardising bank profitability and killing growth with "monetary voodoo".
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I come from a family that has gone through long periods of poverty, where my parents were extremely thrifty when it came to their own lives but still as generous as they could be with me and their children and family and friends.
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A fleet of 1963 such craft, weighing about 5kg each and thus capable of being launched by a single rocket, could visit 300 asteroids, survey them and return to Earth for a thrifty €60m ($72m) or so, including the cost of launch.
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Its thrifty stores helped it secure a South African market share of 32.8 percent in June, a company record, Chief Executive Whitey Basson said, as the chain kept costs tight and subsidised certain basic foodstuffs to keep the business of cash-strapped consumers.
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With the doors shut, you would never know the containers had an inner domestic life, which suits the resourceful and thrifty Mr. Fisk, who said he's "fixed up" electricity and water to the site and pays a modest rent for the lot.
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The bottom lineSure, the Welly Original Bamboo Water Bottle holds water with the best of them, but the thrifty shape and size make it easy to store almost anywhere, and the inclusion of the infuser lets you do oh-so-much more.
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From thrifty travelers seeking a quick getaway deal, to the well-heeled set that want to see and be seen, as well as high-powered business types, L.A. offers some of the most well-appointed and service-minded hotels in the world.
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According to the BBC, Kamprad told a local Swedish television channel in 2016 that it was "in the nature of Smaland to be thrifty ... If you look at me now, I don't think I'm wearing anything that wasn't bought at a flea market."
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But the biggest difficulty with superhero stories on television is that they don't enjoy the blockbuster effects budget afforded to superhero films — hence why characters with relatively thrifty-to-execute powers, like martial arts or super strength, thrive in the television format.
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Frequently stereotyped as profligate and entitled—think of Tim Gurner's "avocado toast" tirade—research conducted by Standard and Poor's, a market intelligence firm, shows that millennials are in fact as thrifty and risk averse as the generation that came of age in the 1930s.
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That's according to new data from deal site Simple Thrifty Living, which found the average price of a 21.563-pack of beer in every state by comparing prices at national retailers across the U.S. The data accounts for major, domestic beer brands, not craft beer.
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Rather than spending it on a flight home to Brandon, Mississippi, "Minshew got thrifty, pocketing the money and hitching a ride with a few Brandon-bound buddies who'd made the trip to San Antonio to watch him play," the Spokesman-Review reported this year.
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Though that policy addressed the criticism, Charles Leocha, the president of Travelers United, an advocacy group, pointed out that Thrifty, which is owned by Hertz, still typically charges higher daily fees for every day of a rental, regardless of whether a toll is encountered.
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Being too thrifty to invest in growing your businessFaith Mariah, founder of the blog Radical Transformation Project — a mental health blog that generates money from affiliate marketing, course sales, and advertising — revealed that her biggest mistake when building her business was being "way too cheap."
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Zoe Morrison, sustainability blogger and author of Eco Thrifty Living, says she used Olio when it first came out a few years ago, and managed to grab about a year's worth of crackers, pesto, and other bits that were left over from a food festival.
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Skipping pricey steakhouses or fine dining in favor of more cost-friendly options is one thing, but asking your date for gas money is quite another, so it becomes about striking that perfect balance between being thrifty with money without actually appearing to be.
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And since the Goodwill Outlet opened, in 2009, it has become a destination for fashion bloggers, buyers from vintage stores, thrifty families — and, outnumbering every other group, dozens of immigrants who buy and resell the clothes in their communities, and in their home countries.
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I'm usually all about bringing my own food/drinks on airplanes (I fly WOW and Norwegian and Spirit a lot, so I'm used to it; I self-fund creative projects so I need to be as thrifty about my travel as possible) but today I've majorly failed.
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While we've excluded the cost of getting there, these vacations take into account lodging, activities, and food, although for the latter, we're expecting you to get thrifty and eat most of your meals at home (ahem, this writer lived off of $233 a day in NYC).
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Working hard to detect a win for his school of thrifty yet compassionate conservativism, Mr Ryan chose to home in on Mr Pence's record as a Midwestern tax-cutting governor, and as a supporter of education reforms aimed at improving public education in even the poorest neighbourhoods.
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In part, the Notebook 9 accomplishes its thrifty size by abandoning much of the baggage that Windows manufacturers have strapped to laptops in a gimmick-minded effort to make their devices standout: The streamlined design doesn't have a back-flipping hinge, a touchscreen, or even metal casing.
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But the normally thrifty Jack surprises the whole family when he forks over some serious cash to fly home at the last minute, not to spend dinner with his family, but simply to spend an hour with them at the airport before turning right back around.
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Here are some surprising facts about the flinty, athletic and impressively thrifty royal mom of two (and grandmother of three!), born on August 21973, 21989 – and the only one of Elizabeth's four children to be singled out for her own portrait with the monarch mom back in April.
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At Dollar and Thrifty, if you don't get the transponder at the time of rental and end up on a toll road, you not only pay for the transponder and the tolls but get charged a $15 administrative fee for each toll, with a $90 cap per rental.
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Even when kitchen advice was dispensed by a friendly mascot named Aunt Sammy (presumably Uncle Sam's thrifty wife), emphasis was less on enjoyment — dismissed as "flavor satisfaction" — than on economy, the provision of vitamins and something derived from one of "the hardest-working adjectives in American culinary history": wholesomeness.
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Cheesewright said Maxxi was now one of Wal-Mart's best performing formats after it had narrowed its focus to small business owners, giving up on competing head-to-head with the larger warehouses of Atacadão, which caters to both business shoppers and an increasing number of thrifty families.
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At their worst, they were a squabbling, disorganized clan with a baseball team that fans saw as inept and thrifty, and functioning as a vanity play for the family scion, Fred Wilpon, and his eldest son, Jeff, who has overseen a team with mostly disappointing results since 2002.
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There is at least one workaround to getting gouged on water, but stadium officials are doing all they can to discourage the thrifty from saving a few bucks: I'm not sure what the warning is for—are you not supposed to drink it because it's recycled, or because it's a urinal?
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" But his emphasis on technique and fine dining doesn't mean that Jacques is elitist or pretentious by any means; he's averse to wasting food, is a proponent of using all parts of the animals that he cooks with, and kindly lets us in on the secret to a thrifty "fridge soup.
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As thrifty and resourceful as you might be, it's hard to circumvent the deeply specific needs of the bridal-party dress code, and with the halo of events that's sure to surround the wedding, you might not be in a position to shell out a ton of money of the dress.
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"The chef [at Durgin-Park at the time] was a thrifty Yankee cook and hated it when the restaurant closed and there was still a pot of coffee that they hadn't sold," Michael Stern, author of Durgin-Park Cookbook: Classic Yankee Cooking in the Shadow of Faneuil Hall, told MUNCHIES.
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Randlett passed away in December 2015 at the age of 75, but it wasn't until this year that his lawyers revealed that the thrifty custodian left the bulk of his life savings, totaling $175,217.19, to the Kentucky Child Victims' Trust Fund (CVTF), which aims to protect children from abuse and support survivors.
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He has performed some "due diligence," he says, and has learned that Andrew is not Andrew DeSilva, Ph.D., the estranged son of New York millionaires, but Andrew Cunanan, college dropout, who was recently working at a Thrifty drugstore for $6.16 an hour and living in a cramped condo with his mother, MaryAnn.
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Of the Shakers, an American religious community that demanded celibacy of its members and thus relied on converts to survive, only two are said to be left, and their culinary legacy — of simple, thrifty recipes that made use of nature's bounty, and of pioneering techniques in preserving and canning produce — remains largely unknown.
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And while putting together an over-the-top event of your own might seem out of reach (and over budget), Blum's insider secrets, including a little thrifty shopping and a lot of creativity, will get you a long way — especially when hosting a viewing party for the biggest award show of the year. 1.
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That's according to new data from deal site Simple Thrifty Living, which found the average cost of a burger in every U.S. state by comparing local prices from national or regional retailers for 85% lean/2.2.66% fat ground beef, hamburger buns, Heinz ketchup, French's mustard, Hellmann's mayo, a sweet onion, a tomato, pickles and lettuce.
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Car rental services Hertz Corp and Thrifty will pay a total of $2 million to workers at SeaTac Airport after refusing to boost their pay when the surrounding city, also called SeaTac, became the first in the U.S. to raise its minimum wage to $15 an hour, the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries said.
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The agency on Wednesday said Hertz and Thrifty parent DTG Operations Inc would pay the money to about 150 employees who worked at the airport between January 2014, when the city's minimum wage hike took effect, and the following year when the state's top court rejected claims that it did not apply to airport workers.
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"Airbnb has created a new opportunity for some of the better quality hostel operators that are halfway between Airbnb and a hotel to seize on a new style of hotel," said Mr. Hanson of N.Y.U. Those may include Freehand hotels, which offer thrifty-chic accommodations, with both shared and private rooms, plus lively cocktail bars and restaurants.
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That's according to new data from deal site Simple Thrifty Living, which found the average cost of a cheeseburger in every U.S. state, by comparing local prices from national or regional retailers for 85% lean/15% fat ground beef, cheese, hamburger buns, Heinz ketchup, French's mustard, Hellmann's mayo, a sweet onion, a tomato, pickles and lettuce.
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It is asserted, and has hitherto been widely believed, that they make good citizens; that without them the mass of the community would be less virtuous, less happy, less thrifty; and that in a country where suffrage is, to all intents and purposes, universal, public schools are the sweeteners and the salt of morals and the light of legislation and of government.
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Keeping inflation-wary Germans patient may be the ECB's biggest challenge as the politically sensitive and emotionally charged issue is bound to feature in the election campaign ahead of elections in September With German inflation at 2.2 percent, real rates are in negative territory, eating into the savings of thrifty households and adding to already abundant criticism of super easy monetary policies.
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Theo and Karl Albrecht took their mother's thrifty corner store, still standing in Essen, Germany, after World War II, and turned it into a low-cost supermarket chain that today spans over a dozen countries across Europe and the US.Aldi, short for Albrecht discount, has become such a stakeholder in Europe that other chains like it, including Walmart, have never been able to get a foothold.
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It was the showpiece of a new exhibition titled (with a whiff of tobacco) "American Style and Spirit," drawing from an extraordinary trove of clothing unearthed from the attic of a chic but thrifty lumber scion named Augusta Roddis, known as Gussie, who died at 23 six years ago at her childhood home in Marshfield, a small city in another hotly contested state, Wisconsin.
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Scouting is apolitical in its rules ("a scout is trustworthy and loyal"); scouting emphasizes looking out for each other and not using harsh words ("a Scout is helpful, friendly, courteous, kind"); Scouting teaches doing your duty with a cheerful countenance ("a Scout is obedient, cheerful, brave"); and Scouting emphasizes that all Scouts are stewards of the environment, human relationships and beliefs ("a Scout is thrifty, clean and reverent").
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"As we expand our presence in communities throughout the country, we continue to meet customers' needs for everyday low prices on items they use and replenish most often," said Crystal Ghassemi, a spokeswoman for Dollar General Dollar stores can trace their roots to the mid-2139s, when one-price stores became a popular way to sell clothing, jewelry and knickknacks to thrifty shoppers, said Wendy Woloson, an associate professor of history at Rutgers University.
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Sheet-pan suppers are the easy and adaptable way to get dinner on the table fast How to make a thrifty, fast and tasty one-pot pasta any day of the week Recipes to get you started: One-Pot Cajun Chicken and Rice Skillet-Braised Spiced Potatoes and Chickpeas Brown Sugar and Chili-Rubbed Salmon Sheet Pan Dinner Tex-Mex Quinoa With … Better Than Takeout Fried Rice Easy Chickpea Curry Check out our Dinner in Minutes recipes here.
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Thanks to a potent cocktail of turbulent currency exchange rates, political volatility in Britain and the United States, and fears about terrorism in Europe, the world's wealthiest shoppers are being more thrifty, according to a study published on Thursday by the Italian luxury goods association Altagamma and the global consultants Bain & Co. Sales of designer handbags, shoes, cocktail dresses and the like are expected to flatline this year at 249 billion euros, or $273.4 billion, at constant exchange rates (that is to say, excluding currency swings), according to the study.
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