Twenty members dipped into their campaign coffers to help a relative who ran for office, and 14 made sure they charged interest when they were reimbursed for personal loans that they advanced to their own campaign committees.
The authors showed that a common source of household drinking water contamination occurred when family members dipped their unwashed hands into water vats stored in the home.
Some have been forced to take out loans, borrow from family members or dip into retirement accounts to pay for basic necessities.
WHY It allows audience members to "dip their toes into a '60s sound and get in the mood for the edgy fun," said Charlie Rosen, the 21-year old bassist and musical director.
In this case it did, but only after all the members of the orchestra dipped into their own pockets to reduce the debt.
In Ohad Naharin's all-male "Black Milk," to music by Paul Smadbeck, the troupe members Clifton Brown, Jeffrey Gerodias, Jamar Roberts, Matthew Rushing and Mr. Sims dipped their hands into a pail, smeared their faces and bodies with a dark liquid and then began to run and leap.
Americans' confidence in the possibility of a fiscal-cliff deal dipped last week as members of Congress left for the holidays, according to a Gallup poll released Wednesday.
He claimed the number of A.A.C. member rounds at the Highlands had dipped by 25 percent, a byproduct of intimidation.
"If yours is one of the 6,000 being studied by our members, you can dip into the vast pool of information we will have collected about all the people who bore that name".
Elsewhere, though, he was much more guarded, even philosophical, and no doubt some will say that this is a reflection of the fact that opposition to the Glazers has become so much fiercer since the revelations that family members have been dipping into the cash flow.
