In particular, we show how an economical use of existing, yet meagre data sets can be used to circumvent nominal, yet untenable approaches for achieving this for the region.
(This data set, meagre as it is, suggests that another story featuring Dewey will appear in these pages in 2056).
They compensated for the meagre grazing by setting up vast, self-contained farms.
Contractors happily take advantage of their illegal status to hire them on the cheap, while the police seem content to round them up occasionally and burn their mattresses and other meagre possessions before setting them free again.
The tight quarters and meagre rations would help set the mood, the organizer, Curt Hondrich, told us.
Another 500 will cross soon, but with nowhere to put them apart from on more floodplains, stories of babies drowning as their mothers collect meagre food rations look set to continue.
By importing savings from abroad, poor countries can invest more than they are able to set aside from their own meagre output.
He travelled extensively after recovering, living off a meagre RAF pension, and was persuaded to set down his experiences by the poet Robert Graves, who he met while touring Majorca with his wife, the poet Ruth Fainlight.
The young Montreal writer Johanna Skibsrud, whose debut novel The Sentimentalists looked set to languish in obscurity after meagre reviews and sales of just a few hundred copies, has landed Canada's most prestigious literary award – the $50,000 Scotiabank Giller prize.
The village had no school until 2000 when Mr Hajabba, who earns about 150 rupees ($2.8 £1.77) a day from selling oranges in the nearby city of Mangalore, set up a primary school from his meagre savings.
