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For, as a general thing, the English merchant-ship scrimps her crew; but not so the English whaler.

Laura Beecroft wrote: "I've not exactly scrimped but I've managed to do it pretty cheaply by not giving into people adding 100 per cent mark-up when you mention wedding."

"Unfortunately, the Bush administration and some in the current Congress have decided to leave Head Start twisting in the breeze, forcing us to scrimp, cut corners, and now eliminate slots for thousands of America's most at-risk youths," said the group's board chairman, Ron Herndon.

"This shows that ordinary people do win.We've had to scrimp and save all our lives.Now we can have a marvellous retirement

The agreement also provides GE with a license to TPI's patented SCRIMP process technology.

We scrimp, we save, we pinch, and we even borrow to make sure that our nest egg doesn't crack under pressure.

An industry that can stuff its pockets even fuller and continue to lavish its generosity on lawmakers while Americans must scrimp to pay for outlandishly priced drugs that may be hazardous to their health.

of Delaware's Center for Composite Materials commercialized its SMARTMolding software and hardware for controlling the SCRIMP vacuum infusion process with very large parts and multiple infusion lines.

While many organizations may scrimp here too much, a far greater expense is operating and managing backups.

This will encourage those who must scrimp and save to do so.

Do not scrimp on the speaker, you will regret it later.

"I didn't want to have to scrimp on equipment or performance with the X350," says White.