Everyone got its legs kicked or its feet trodden on in the scramble to get out of the carriage that very minute, but no one seemed to mind.
"Obviously otters can swim but if the youngsters get washed out of the holt they float out and then scramble to higher ground, " said RSPCA inspector Phil Lewis.
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It is that time of year when we celebrate with family, remember all we have to be thankful for, and scramble to squeeze out those last few dollars of tax deductible charitable gifts.
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This is a marked difference from the normal advertising we see coming out of energy companies as they scramble to convince us they are trying to save the planet.
Tebow took too long in the pocket and was forced to scramble twice in nine snaps, and had some wildly inaccurate tosses that sailed out of bounds in drills with wideouts earlier in the day.
It's exciting either going out there to make loads of birdies or trying to hang in and scramble for par.
Businesses are being forced to scramble for needed investments, generally having to make do with cash flow and working out of profits.
Two weeks after Churchill came into power, France was knocked out of the war, and 340, 000 British troops had to scramble to escape over the beaches at Dunkirk.
In their scramble for quick returns, hedge funds have been buying junk as if it were going out of style.
Today we watch the wizened hulk of one of the most storied companies in American history sadly scramble to auction off its trove of aging patents as an indifferent market waits for the bankruptcy clock to run out.
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If there were good news out of the company, or if the Olympic Games rekindle enthusiasm for China in general, shorts may scramble to cover and produce a scenario that bank investors learned to love in mid-July.
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