In any case, given how weak the economy is right now, it seems unlikely that the health care industry is snatching many workers away from other industries where their skills would be put to more productive use.
And they are even more afraid of retaliation from drug lords, who often orchestrate these disappearances -- snatching many victims off busy streets in broad daylight -- in order to silence or scare those who might testify against them.
Zambia's economy has struggled since copper prices crashed in the 1970's, and Indian and Chinese companies have snatched up many of the area's mines.
Companies like Google, Baidu, and Tesla have snatched up many of the best minds in AI.
So, this year I made a clear decision, especially after vying unsuccessfully into purchasing tickets because in one round of ticket sales, hackers found a backdoor in the website code and hacked into the front of the line and snatched up many of the tickets.
Although slower growth has dented profits for many, the Asia-Pacific region has seen no large-scale collapses or bailouts, leaving the sector able to snatch up many of the operations that have been put on the block by its U.S. and European counterparts.
"The word went out last August for the military to snatch as many Iranians in Iraq as they can," a former senior intelligence official said.
Players in turn scatter all but one of the seeds, toss that one into the air, and snatch as many as possible from those on the ground before catching the falling seed.
The changes sweeping through the movie ecosystem came into sharp focus at this year's Sundance Film Festival, where Netflix and Amazon — which had been tentative players just a year before — proved the dominant force, hungrily snatching up many of the most closely watched titles.
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