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| h is attracted to the other, but pretends to be | poor, a deception that continues even after they hav |
| The War on the | Poor: A Defense Manual. |
| Back to the Thirties for the | Poor?: A Report on the Living Standards of the Poor |
| ommonwealth's first venture into caring for the | poor, a duty which had previously been carried out b |
| Known as “the father of the | poor,” a number of progressive social reforms were i |
| ls, if they have the kidney immaturity and/or a | poor ability to concentrate urine. |
| fax City Mission where he would minister to the | poor about the gospel of Christ. |
| toxins but considered less poisonous because of | poor absorption. |
| r at Harvard, he was declared ineligible due to | poor academic performance. |
| Despite | poor academic performance and racial discrimination |
| ive members with crime or drug abuse records or | poor academic achievement. |
| osed by Miami-Dade County Public Schools due to | poor academic performance and failure to meet financ |
| ffers to promising applicants from schools with | poor academic records. |
| pelled by Harvard's Administrative Board due to | poor academic performance. |
| ad this office, which gives the children of the | poor access to the President's highest councils. |
| Residents in Ratanakiri have a | poor access to electricity. |
| attractive shopping precinct on two levels with | poor access. |
| sexual assaults among residents and charges of | poor accounting. |
| younger players, the game is more forgiving of | poor accuracy than others in the genre. |
| The main problems were excessive bore wear and | poor accuracy, but it was felt that nothing better c |
| the base of sandstone slopes generate nutrient | poor acid mires dominated by Sphagnum and Polytrichu |
| ents such as nitrogen not found in the nutrient | poor, acidic soil that it grows in. |
| Poor acoustics under the central dome led to an 1893 | |
| g the way for her decades of work educating the | poor across Australia and New Zealand. |
| It was established by the Metropolitan | Poor Act 1867 and was wound up in 1930, its function |
| The | Poor Act 1551 was passed requiring parishes build wo |
| The Relief of the | Poor Act 1782 (22 Geo.3 c.83), also known as Gilbert |
| his trend eventually ended because of generally | poor acting and low production quality. |
| Poor acting and production values have made the film | |
| ed comedy with a scorcher of an ending", citing | poor acting, over-the-top dialogue and implausible p |
| d finished style more than compensating for his | poor acting. |
| emembering and accepting responsibility for his | poor actions in his previous relationships. |
| But the | poor Adivasis and Kolis are against him," says the a |
| rosperity of the town, paucity of resources and | poor administration increased the woes of a people p |
| However, due to | poor advance registrations, it was cancelled. |
| ty and field vision, he possessed nonetheless a | poor aerial game despite being almost 190 cms tall. |
| was very fast for a car of its size, weight and | poor aerodynamic profile. |
| omber had to ditch the glider due to the T-60's | poor aerodynamics during its only flight to avoid cr |
| er background and aftermath section, and giving | poor Aerschot his due.--Ereunetes |
| And in chronically | poor African countries, funding is a difficult issue |
| as secured new funding bills aimed at assisting | poor African nations. |
| He grew up in a rough | poor African-American neighborhood of the Third Ward |
| sense lawyer who fought on behalf of his mostly | poor, African-American clients concentrated in North |
| this cloth was traditionally gifted to the | poor after the funeral, but was enforced as a tax/re |
| He died | poor after his Bank of Minnesota failed five years b |
| was born at Cerignola, Apulia, into a family of | poor agricultural day laborers. |
| egion, a gorse-covered sandy heath which offers | poor agricultural opportunities. |
| The neighborhood is slowly migrating from a | poor agricultural environment towards a higher middl |
| The rural families are | poor, agriculture is rarely profitable and low incom |
| The rural families are | poor, agriculture is rarely profitable and low incom |
| ir pollution), as evidenced in the city's often | poor air quality |
| sort of scrubbing or cleaning, contributing to | poor air conditions wherever they were used. |
| they were not used during summer months due to | poor air flow and high humidity in these cars. |
| g is not considered a successful single, due to | poor airplay and promotion. |
| Orphaned and | poor Ajay (Govinda) meets with wealthy Aarti (Neelam |
| I Dismember Mama, also known as | Poor Albert and Little Annie, is a 1974 horror film. |
| were later dropped from Arista Records (due to | poor album sales) before they could release their se |
| and a Smile would be the group's final release; | poor album sales and disenchantment with the industr |
| ured to eastern Canada, with shows at Toronto's | Poor Alex Theatre, the Alberta Scene in Ottawa and a |
| "Pity | Poor Alfie/Fever" |
| f life to individuals and communities, rich and | poor alike. |
| place of pilgrimage for all the people rich and | poor alike. |
| w dared to make education available to rich and | poor alike. |
| he was allowed to be venerated by the rich and | poor alike. |
| ace thronged with all kinds of people, rich and | poor alike. |
| aconal mission and development projects for the | poor all over the world (Latin America, Asia) and sp |
| s to synchronise proved difficult, resulting in | poor all-round surveillance capability. |
| After | poor alterations and years of neglect, the building |
| Disadvantages include | poor altitude resolution in the upper atmosphere, di |
| wer incomes usually end up living in areas with | poor amenities in order to win the spatial competiti |
| Poor Amis - they need to get a life. | |
| A new anti-poverty program is giving Malawi's | poor an infusion of cash to help them meet their bas |
| ng significant economic benefits to the largely | poor and rural area. |
| ms, improved social protection programs for the | poor and hungry and provided cheap credit to farmers |
| uisition in developing countries to protect the | poor and the environment. |
| ple currently receiving benefits are not really | poor and some who do need help are not getting it. |
| while the other set, Charles and Claude Coupe, | poor and dim-witted. |
| lf gentle, and be merciful for Christ's sake to | poor and needy people, and to all strangers destitut |
| ost of heating and provide higher wages for the | poor and students. |
| Hensley & Co., although by 2000 his health was | poor and he had withdrawn from daily operational con |
| dships faced by illegal immigrants, the working | poor, and single mothers. |
| People who are | poor and suffer from many problems of controlling th |
| and government jobs, those in Galicia are very | poor and unsophisticated. |
| ay seasons the library provided baskets for the | poor and throughout the year conducted sewing classe |
| The massacre of these | poor and landless villagers is believed to have been |
| h from 1809 to 1825, as well as overseer of the | poor and trustee of the public lands. |
| or a as vehicle of deities in India, Sheru is a | poor and somehow foolish tiger. |
| er way of life, and worked with her to help the | poor and abandoned. |
| tner was reportedly disappointed with Austria's | poor and faltering performance through the qualifica |
| elluer in weeks 11 and 12, but the results were | poor and Pelluer regained the job. |
| dole-gate, through which help was given to the | poor, and upon which her name is carved. |
| customarily wear on their belts to give to the | poor and needy. |
| the quality of the productions was judged to be | poor and the series received low ratings (see BBC te |
| y has re-created Berlin's back alleys where the | poor and working class lived.” |
| Pittsburgh is relatively | poor and underdeveloped, but as property values rise |
| struction at the new school, with homes for the | poor, and in the local churches |
| When roads were | poor and travel much more difficult than today, Hard |
| tion of luxuries led to the exploitation of the | poor, and their suffering. |
| s and second-hand furniture, and the family was | poor and often on the move. |
| The fear of racial demotion has kept the | poor and struggling in Dallas loyal to a political s |
| tes' or 'Brown Joeys' continue to work with the | poor and needy communities throughout the world toda |
| The word garibii signifies | poor, and stranger. |
| "Lord, Help the | Poor and Needy" (Traditional) |
| Rozman had a | poor and hard childhood. |
| "They rob the | poor and rich, and we rob the rich and give to the p |
| The family was | poor and the father an alcoholic. |
| Other critics noted | poor and missed calls on both teams. |
| He was especially interested in helping the | poor and needy. |
| The family was | poor and expectations were limited. |
| However, business was | poor, and the program soon closed. |
| Camp food was | poor and the water was tainted. |
| Most of the dead were | poor and elderly. |
| From 1839-1850 he worked with the | poor and sick. |
| These kitchens feed 3,000 | poor and elderly people daily. |
| They are both | poor and indebted to others. |
| "Lieber arm und allein" (Rather | Poor and Alone) |
| 'Neglected, appall'd, sickly | poor and decay'd |
| His passion for the | poor and mobilizing the middle-class to become invol |
| papers on hygiene, the social life of the very | poor and proper eating habits, those of the very poo |
| scientific work for the government, and was now | poor and feeble. |
| own, quickly taken over (for free) by the local | poor and homeless, while the factory was partly sold |
| In return for helping the | poor and services such as repairing the bridges they |
| himself in many benevolent activities with the | poor and ill in hospitals and prisons, as well as ai |
| Daffy Duck is | poor and begging for charity when he sees a notice t |
| lliam's young age, William answered that he was | poor and "she must shift for herself." |
| d a number of tracts on the plight of England's | poor and on reform of the political system. |
| This caused a health crisis, as sanitation was | poor, and the villagers dared not venture to the adj |
| e from age 30-50, among the very rich, and very | poor, and among people from northern and eastern Tai |
| faith generated financial resources to help the | poor and finance the church. |
| ety, and provide humanitarian assistance to the | poor and homeless. |
| the Dalit Christians in the Archdiocese and the | poor and eligible students of the professional cours |
| ry Life School in Piney Woods, Mississippi, for | poor and African American children in 1910. |
| fever from his conversion work with New York's | poor and due in part to his already fragile health. |
| rning the Labour movement, the condition of the | poor and other social topics. |
| prosperous since the countryside it crossed was | poor and sparsely populated, although at one time in |
| perty and possessions, gave the proceeds to the | poor, and pursued a clerical vocation. |
| Sales were | poor, and remained down even after the rest of the Q |
| Despite its relatively | poor and disappointing showing in the contest, "Ik h |
| ad recently moved to Istanbul from Harput, were | poor, and could only send their son to primary schoo |
| overall transformation of society in which the | poor and abject would be given a rightful place as c |
| missionaries as a symbol of solidarity with the | poor and support in the struggle for equality, socia |
| me countries caused today's differences between | poor and rich, whereas world trade played a rather m |
| Seaton House men's hostel, which services many | poor and homeless in the city. |
| is embedded in the name itself A trust to help | poor and needy class of society. |
| epiction of some of the challenges faced by the | poor and by women in Indian society, some of which c |
| ey de Bouillon, Oppressor Par Excellence of the | Poor and Weak. |
| ever, the performance was considered by many as | poor and flat, which may have led to a complete fail |
| His parents were | poor, and Henry's father died while he was still you |
| Do all you can to help the | poor and the needy. |
| He was a | poor and simple man, but was rich in faith. |
| The response to this game was | poor and was a limited release. |
| ian who devoted much of his time to helping the | poor and sick. |
| er and Paul, providing food and clothing to the | poor and homeless. |
| Gasolin' was concerned about the | poor and helpless and this was often reflected in th |
| In his later years he was | poor and lived with Yin Fu's student Ma Gui. |
| Lazarists, offered comfort and shelter for the | poor and infirm. |
| However the sandy soil was | poor and not productive enough to make a living. |
| He built free hospices for the | poor and travelers, and constructed several public b |
| rsti is most famous for his work in helping the | poor and homeless. |
| His family was | poor and apt to move from place to place. |
| He actively sought ways to help the | poor and disadvantaged Indian community in Malaysia. |
| The military training was way to | poor and the level of security too. |
| participates in activities such as feeding the | poor and holds poojas frequently. |
| was a mix of social classes, the majority were | poor and illiterate. |
| e their own power by ensuring a constituency of | poor and dependent voters. |
| tional and implementation, consensus or not, is | poor and inefficient. |
| Then he gave his fortune to the | poor and was devoted to the Church. |
| The New York Times noted he died "a | poor and obscure chemist, unheralded and unsung." |
| ch also offers a wide array of services for the | poor and homeless. |
| een praised many times for its services towards | poor and helpless people. |
| She gave her property to the | poor and spent her time praying and fasting. |
| In his later years, Corry's health was | poor, and he died in 1833. |
| Jeepney Magazine is a street newspaper sold by | poor and homeless in the Philippines. |
| Born in Mumford, Texas, Randle was raised | poor, and worked odd jobs when he was young. |
| that everyone should have rights, including the | poor and unfortunate." |
| torically been a very cheap foodsource for most | poor and famished Yemeni people. |
| Her humanitarian work, which also included the | poor and the elderly, spanned over three decades. |
| Morale was | poor, and the understrength Bengal Fusiliers were ma |
| Canning became extremely | poor and many houses were derelict or demolished. |
| ship Program that guarantees college grants for | poor and working class students who attend Californi |
| Hilton wrote that the Indians were "very | poor and silly Creatures," that he had observed fewe |
| ey are light and narrow through the frame, with | poor and underdeveloped quarters, and a high-set tai |
| of his time in prayer and renown for aiding the | poor and the distressed. |
| been involved in a lot of charity work for the | poor and downtrodden through the Goodwill Charitable |
| nizations on campus that range from helping the | poor and needy in Chicago to the arts and Improvisat |
| uthentic Christianity fully identified with the | poor and oppressed. |
| ted for his kindness and generosity towards the | poor, and during a time of famine he distributed bre |
| cclesiastical discipline, for the relief of the | poor and the conversion of the Jews. |
| urn it into his cathedral, because Ramsbury was | poor, and Malmesbury was a rich abbey. |
| It serves and helps | poor and homeless people in the spirit of St. Franci |
| d toward solving global problems related to the | poor and the marginalized. |
| The new duchess was adored by the | poor and less fortunate tenants on her husband's est |
| izens: where there is no difference between the | poor and the rich classes. |
| Europe, North Africa and the Lower Amazons were | poor and Pascoe worked mainly on insects collected b |
| y Chan is from a rich family while Steven Ma is | poor and they both hope to change their destiny with |
| although worthy were of the lowly ranks of the | poor, and their children were put to service at an e |
| urance but used much of his fortune to help the | poor and fight corruption. |
| the Senate race, Bauman began working with the | poor and homeless in Portland, organizing vigils and |
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