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Without speaking with a caretaker or owner, you could be perceived as a squatter, vandal, arsonist, or someone looking for salvage.
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An army technician wandered through them looking for things to salvage.
Organizers are still looking for ways to salvage the 29-year-old event, which was scheduled to start on May 23.
The United States today rejected an international accord aimed at enforcing a 1972 treaty banning germ weapons but said it would continue looking for ways to salvage the proposal.
A6 U.S. Rejects New Accord The United States rejected an international accord aimed at enforcing a 1972 treaty banning germ weapons, but said it would continue looking for ways to salvage the proposal.
Update: We've confirmed that Leverage has laid off all of its employees (15 people), but it is still looking for options to salvage its business, including an attempt to raise more money.
"It'll only cost, like 75 dollars, it's not that bad," reasoned one adjunct, looking for a way to salvage his dignity.
On his lunch break earlier that day, Rudi had picked through the shed at the back of the salvage yard, looking for some better tires.
She wouldn't leave a note at the hotel, she'd be out looking for her favorite pieces of salvage that she could save and then resurrect them.
Gilliam, Beecroft, and Crispian Sallis (set decorator) went to several flea markets and salvage warehouses looking for materials to decorate the sets.
It is postulated that these clinicians might be looking for a durable response to salvage therapy, thus the extended period prior to assessment.
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