In one form or another, corporations of one kind or another feed us, clothe us and provide shelter. |
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Marisa is a hard working single mother, striving to feed and clothe her young boy. |
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Yet within living memory, many parents suffered such hardship that they could hardly afford to feed and clothe their children. |
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And they have the audacity to clothe themselves in the language of morality. |
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The exhibition examines the ways in which people clothe themselves and the effects of dress as self-representation or as group identity. |
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Though they had difficulty scraping a living, they somehow managed to feed, clothe and even send to school their army of poor kids. |
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There she would observe working-class women, scraping by to clothe their brood. |
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He would wear no clothe but of scarlet and fur, and all his weapons were bedight with gold. |
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We live in a northern climate and would freeze to death if we didn't clothe ourselves adequately. |
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The early settlers kept small flocks from which they sheared wool that was needed to clothe their families to protect them from the severe cold. |
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He was a former heroin addict who had stolen the televisions to fund his drug habit and to feed and clothe his family. |
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Some judges and magistrates tend to clothe their remarks in florid language which is likely to appeal to reporters. |
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The sum is worth a small fortune in India, where it could feed and clothe a family for life. |
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Enraged, I tore through the bush, knocked down a worker, and stole his robes to clothe myself in. |
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I'm so proud of being working class and the fact that though mum struggled to feed and clothe us, she did a brilliant job. |
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As a parent, my job is to feed her, clothe her and be a part of the culture she's growing up in. |
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The mothers will then be expertly guided through the basics of how to wash, feed and clothe their child. |
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Don't forget your parents are the ones who feed you, clothe you and give you life! |
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Large-leaved vines and white rambling roses will clothe the walls of the castle to give a romantic effect. |
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Without exception they paint their bodies, they tattoo their bodies, they decorate their bodies and they clothe their bodies. |
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Therefore, as God's chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience. |
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Most of it was exported to the Caribbean and the Americas, where it would clothe slaves in the tobacco, sugar, and cotton plantations. |
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This vision of justice suggests that one should feed the hungry, clothe the naked, and house the homeless without presuming to ask whether they are deserving. |
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Many local churches have begun programs to feed, clothe and house the impoverished. |
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We've helped them build a new accommodation, beds, feed the kids, clothe them, and so now we visit fairly regularly. |
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But I've never felt the urge to convert anyone, feeling that everyone must clothe the formlessness of God in the form that best suits them, culturally and temperamentally. |
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Its warmth allows us to grow food, build shelters, and clothe ourselves. |
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The caribou provides us with everything. Its bones for certain tools, its hide to clothe ourselves, its meat and fat to feed us. |
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The central aim of this assistance was to help developing countries feed and clothe their people. |
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This woman offered to take me to a town to feed and clothe me, but she just made me look after her house and her small children. |
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Why do ye clothe truth with falsehood, and conceal the truth, while ye have knowledge? |
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A federal enactment cannot clothe provincial laws with a specified nature, character or source. |
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The advantage of a fundamentalist perspective is that you can clothe your basest motives in noble sentiments. |
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Instead of a privet hedge, why not train apple trees to clothe a lattice? |
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The earliest woven stuffs were made for use or ornament, before refinements in spinning and weaving permitted textiles malleable enough to clothe the body. |
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Plants keep us warm and their fibres are converted into the fabric we use to clothe ourselves and make our homes and institutions more comfortable and attractive. |
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And in our intoxicated state of joy, we clothe ourselves in colorful masks and costumes, and deliver gifts of money to the poor and treats to our neighbors. |
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Let us feed, house and clothe our people before over-reaching ourselves to provide major attractions for tourists who, even if we build it, may not come. |
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Therefore women have traditionally had to farm or sell homemade products in the local market to ensure that they could feed and clothe their children. |
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Many of them are struggling all on their own, to keep their families together, to house, feed and clothe their children and to provide them with education. |
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Microlenders prefer to lend to women because they are likely to use additional income to feed and clothe their children. |
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The existence of a court order or pending proceedings does not automatically clothe a court in the requesting State with rights of custody within the meaning of the Convention. |
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The Code does not clothe any of these words with special meaning. |
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Our government, the army, the chiefs of state and the peoples, our neighbours, the immigrants and the expatriates, clothe them with all peace, O King of Peace. |
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The North kept up the pressure as the South could barely feed and clothe its soldiers. |
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That is enough to clothe a child for school in the fall. |
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Even with two or three dollars a day, can people honestly put a decent roof over their heads, feed and clothe themselves, and raise and care for a family? |
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After all, I could barely bathe, feed, or clothe my widowed self. |
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Mr. Arar went from being an engineer and a member of the middle class, to having to rely on social assistance to help feed, clothe and house his family. |
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Feed the hungry, clothe the naked, comfort the afflicted, and afflict the comfortable. |
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The cloth was sent chiefly to America to clothe the negroes, or to Flanders, where it is used by the peasants. |
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We should feed and clothe him gratuitously sometimes, and recruit him with our cordials, before we judge of him. |
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