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By Lorrie Moore The novelist Margaret Atwood has wandered off from us before: once, in 1986, to the mid-twenty-first century, for a feminist dystopia, "The Handmaid's Tale," in which women are enslaved according to their reproductive usefulness; another time, in 1996, to the nineteenth century, to make thrifty use of her graduate work at Radcliffe in the faux-Victorian novel "Alias Grace".

The novelist Margaret Atwood has wandered off from us before: once, in 1986, to the mid-twenty-first century, for a feminist dystopia, "The Handmaid's Tale," in which women are enslaved according to their reproductive usefulness; another time, in 1996, to the nineteenth century, to make thrifty use of her graduate work at Radcliffe in the faux-Victorian novel "Alias Grace".

But both Benecke and Dawson have obviously enjoyed making thrifty use of what the tunnels naturally afford.

Actually, German voters have a hunch where their taxpayers' money would be used: in countries such as Britain (home to the City and profit-mad Anglo-Saxon capitalists) or Spain (scene of a housing bubble driven by cheap credit, of a sort to make thrifty German savers shudder).The crisis is not over, however.

They range from rewriting outdated rules, to making thrifty but high-impact aesthetic upgrades, to improving service through technology and training, to forging a stronger sense of community.

You soon find yourself trolling Seamless for something to sustain your afternoon productivity, which makes that thrifty lunch a useless exercise.

"She wore it in the magazine!" What makes these used items unlike the castoffs in an ordinary thrift shop is that they (a) are not thrifty and (b) are not ordinary.

Living in a van makes you thriftier and more self-reliant, Ilgunas told me.

There was no good commercial reason to make a thrifty city of intersections at right angles.

So, just as the Depression, as the Times put it, "imbued American life with an enduring spirit of thrift," won't this recession make Americans thrifty again?

At home, a cook might make a thriftier but nevertheless tasty version, using chicken.