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Furniture was not bought, it was salvaged from Craigslist, free.

It was salvaged by the Friends for Long Island's Heritage and the Navy.

It was salvaged, one diplomat said, only by papering over the differences concerning the crucial question of who actually controls military strikes on Libya's ground forces.

It was salvaged when the zone officials were able to fill their top posts with people who were trusted both at City Hall and in Albany.

It was salvaged by the British Turner Prize-winning artist Jeremy Deller for an exhibition at the New Museum in New York and a tour of the US last year.

It was sunk just days before the end of the war on 5 May 1945 by RAF Coastal Command and lay buried off the coast of Denmark for 48 years until it was salvaged in 1993.

The film is slowed by its own beauty, but it is salvaged by two majestic scenes.

The ceiling and columns supporting it were salvaged from a World War II hospital ship, and the small V.I.P. room, decorated in plush red velvet, doubles as the owner's office during the day.

Bevacizumab, designed and developed to starve solid tumours of their blood supply by systemically inhibiting angiogenesis, is a 149 KDa full-length, bivalent monoclonal antibody against VEGF-A. 2 It is salvaged from proteolytic catabolism and recycled via binding to FcRn in endothelial cells, resulting in a long systemic half-life of approximately 20 days following intravenous infusion.

In any other sphere of enterprise, this might be called thieving but, in the Hook, it was salvage: law of the sea.

The instrument, it turns out, was salvaged from his glass-blower neighbor's garbage: as with every Event, it is one of a kind.