In the meantime, Estillore tries to scrape out a living in the printing business, with 1960-era presses that can't compete with more modern machinery.
In most cases, a scrape or cut mends itself or can be helped along with a Band-Aid and some antibiotic cream.
More than a hundred online companies, a dozen of them publicly held, now scrape for business in a market that is suddenly mature.
More than 100 online firms, a dozen of them publicly held, now scrape for business in a market that is in a fundamental pause or, worse, is suddenly mature.
Paterson's haul saw Scotland scrape past the Italians in a scrappy match played in torrential rain.
In terror I stumbled up with a harsh scrape of hangers, pulled wildly at the edge of the door, burst outside.
Had he stayed in Austria, he would have found it difficult to scrape a living as an artist, and was disinclined to join the family firm of textile manufacturers.
Switch to a rubber spatula, scrape down the bowl and stir in the chopped chocolate.
"We managed to scrape our way through that game as we did in a number of the early matches, " he told Rangers News.
But, even if she manages to scrape through in November, the junior senator for California will be a diminished figure.
That same black woman lived in a two-bedroom home and saw her parents bust their butts to make ends meet, and scrape together every penny to send their children to the nation's finest schools.
One can only imagine what the Lions front office thought watching their 300 pound franchise player scrape his nose on the bottom of the pool during a practice session, but Suh was eliminated in Tuesday night's second round, knocked out by former U.S. women's soccer star Brandi Chastain, as Detroit surely exhaled.
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