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to meager
adjective
Having little flesh; lean; thin.
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Cheap, portable and deep-fried street foods were a solution to meager means and cramped housing.
-- contributed to meager advance sales when it reopened at the Anspacher with Ms. Kron on June 15.
Registered as internally displaced persons, they are entitled to meager rations, some bedding and a monthly allowance, they said.
Will we get the real thing this time, or just another round of civil suits that lead, at best, to meager fines and settlements?
Economic activity is limited to meager roadside stands or Grozny's battered central market, near which an explosion killed 11 civilians earlier this month.
Out-of-package sales are common in the poor areas of many cities, an adaptation to meager, erratic incomes and rising cigarette taxes.
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Some put their Twitter nicknames on their club jerseys to draw meager notice to a mostly ignored sport.
It is not adequate to provide meager soup kitchens that one must travel to.
The decade would end with just one addition, Massachusetts, to that meager list.
It all adds up to a meager local cheering section when North Korea begins play on Tuesday.
Defenders of Herbalife can point to the meager number of regulatory actions.
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