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1. Some carry whatever they could salvage
2. You’re riding in the salvage junk with me
3. I prefer the term salvage
4. Do you have any thoughts about the salvage?”
5. That would be reckless and thoughtless of us as perhaps the first ship after our beneficent salvage proprietor to encounter this
6. Remember: even the salvage ship that was here before didn't realize what they were scavenging
7. No, the only option was to push on to the beacon and salvage what they could from the wreckage of the rest of the ship
8. There had to be a way to salvage the situation, if only she could think
9. He would protect them now, not simply to honour Amonas’ memory, but because he felt it was the most important thing he could salvage from the utter destruction of their world: hope
10. Together they sent an uninterrupted salvage of walnuts cascading into the same area
11. Why? To salvage his pride? It can’t be
12. second floor of a house, and he had managed to salvage some dry clothes
13. Throughout the day the people of Pravik laboured to put out the last of the smoldering fires and salvage what they could of the ruins left in the battle’s wake
14. of 2004 and Byron took over the salvage and
15. Using his parents’ temporarily loaned station wagon, Bill drove me to Catholic Salvage where I bought a bed, mattress, and huge overcoat that wrapped around me twice
16. I sold it for salvage for $2,500 and had to turn around and give it to Backus hospital
17. instructed them to salvage anything they could from the house and
18. informed their hosts that in the morning he would go salvage what
19. I had retained a loyal set of managers, sales people and production workers, and I managed to salvage a good deal of national business despite the loss of our Scranton operation
20. “You have been a fool, Thomas, but we can still salvage the power we have, if you come back
21. Then, imagining the gamut of dangers the boy must have had to run against the wiles of Ralph and the mind-executioner in order to salvage even so much of these precious tools, he stopped trying, placed the collection on the earth and hugged the boy to his heart
22. Coast Guard jurisdiction and allowed Coast Guard personnel to stop and board vessels involved in drug running, pollution, illegal treasure salvage and alien smuggling
23. left but the head, which we needed to salvage for bait, our smiles
24. deck, hoping to salvage the tiniest bit of it by drying it in the sun
25. removes the salvage tub from the freezing victim
26. And seeing Miles there, eyes lit with rage, Calvin wondered if somehow he could still salvage his situation
27. hanging by a thread and the only way to salvage it would be for me to move out and allow us
28. and try to salvage her chances of staying in Holland by making an effort to find a place, but
29. Mall, Herb’s Salvage, and other antique and salvage shops
30. salvage quite a bit of hardware he needed for the outbuildings of my homestead and an
31. He tried to gather himself with a pleasantry and possibly salvage any chance of a tip
32. Goddamn asshole grocery store managers always sabotage the old food they throw out so the bums and scumbags can’t salvage the food, get sick from it, and sue the store
33. Tristan tried to salvage the situation
34. Andrew tried to salvage the last few seconds that he had with Avery as he was walking out of the
35. So at throw-away prices he acquired considerable quantities of contaminated chemicals from the salvage buyers in Bombay and Ahmedabad for use at Faridabad
36. Always does the socialized religion of a new revelation pay the price of compromise with the established forms and usages of the preceding religion which it seeks to salvage
37. The post-mortem salvage of imprisoned truth, even at best, can eventuate only in the realization of a peculiar form of intellectualized glorified wisdom
38. 8 Sin and rebellion have nothing to do with the fundamental bestowal plan of the Paradise Sons of God, albeit it does appear to us that the salvage plan is a provisional feature of the bestowal plan
39. If the Romanov gold is hidden in Canadian or United States territorial waters, do you honestly think they'd risk east-west detente by sending in a KGB salvage crew to haul it up? It doesn't make sense
40. It was at this very time that the ideas and ideals of Jesus, which were partially embodied in Christianity, became a part of the salvage of Greek culture and learning
41. Mainwaring had offered a flat commission of $100,000 plus one-tenth of one per cent of whatever the CSIS salvage crews recovered
42. Besides, had he known it, he would do nothing to salvage it
43. Once all three were safely inside the confines of the airlock, they released the access tube to float away and be picked up by a salvage crew
44. Under the rules of salvage, it may be claimed by the first person or legal entity that takes possession and properly establishes a claim
45. The Federation has refused our claim of salvage on the ship we refer to as Elizabeth
46. Having located the wreck just off the coast of North Africa in relatively shallow water, the recovery was most probably made, but nothing was ever heard of the salvage team again
47. stay, hoping - with two hundred jihadi ‘warriors’ fighting outside - they could still salvage the
48. Max climbed higher, his body warming slightly with the exertion and looked carefully in the direction they had flown; he hoped there might be clothing or other useful items he could salvage
49. I have an appointment with my accountant to see if I can salvage anything out of this
50. twisted but he momentarily gained the where-with-al to salvage some morphine
1. “But what happened then?” He had the huge pack of everything they had salvaged on his shoulders and had to balance it
2. Being unable to reconnect Argos to the ship, the best they could do was upload Argos’ mind to a battle-mech they had salvaged from the Age of War
3. I don’t think he even salvaged his cork and ox-hide ball from the wreckage of Uncle Clemon’s ship
4. This situation can be salvaged, but it’s
5. Terese had salvaged the desk from piles of furniture and other gilded items that were gathered for a bonfire, one of the more disturbing practices emerging from revolution
6. Elizabeth agreed, and they found Jan sitting in the boathouse, scraping the paint from planks taken from the salvaged boats
7. that I salvaged from the remains of the houses
8. He seemed to be very open to suggestion and I urged him to consult the Kofitachiki elders and try to reconstruct as much of their original culture as could be salvaged
9. The dinner at the inn was ghastly, just barely salvaged by my chili
10. The truth of the situation was that Norm had been responsible for saving the lives of his entire unit, but that story never came out and an inept Five-Star-General’s image was salvaged
11. and skinny because of the lack of light, but most could be salvaged
12. batteries that had been salvaged from the lodge to run some lights
13. salvaged from the lodge, or if the news stations had gone off the air
14. Once they had salvaged what they could, they could begin to create their own defences and methods of attack, using both the written tales and those living only in their minds, for the mind-executioner was not the sole Gathandrian who could face and manipulate the fighting of a battle
15. Prior to those events, Poncing Borja was ambushed, a security guard committed suicide inside the men’s CR, and Manuelito Dizon was allegedly salvaged
16. Rover had recovered their dead, salvaged what parts they could from wrecked tracks, and were roaring and clanking along Route 13 estimating linkup with the main unit about noon
17. There would be perhaps some salvaged seed where it had failed to burn them to the core
18. Later, when we have placed the salvaged seed in a safe location, then we will talk
19. Maybe his daughter's good name could be salvaged after all
20. "Yes, it fell down years and years ago, and Dad salvaged what he could manage, but I think the big old beams are gone
21. "And I will choose lieutenants who get me results! It was only thanks to Luke that we salvaged our plan at all
22. Persecutors lack compassion, so their victims, if they hope to survive, must immediately decide on the best defence—words, actions, or both—and then let loose! It doesn’t matter whether they win or not as long as the retaliation is coolly deliberate; not a girlish hysterical outburst! Salvaged pride will prevent psychological damage, and victimisation will probably cease
23. 1 The Kenites of Palestine salvaged much of the teaching of Melchizedek, and from these records, as preserved and modified by the Jews, Jesus and Ganid made the following selection:
24. Likewise, the receding river waters would have salvaged some of its onams from the riverbanks that the floods inundated
25. He arranged for the Bureau to immediately send to him remnants of one of the North Korean Intercontinental missiles, which they had so fortuitously secretly salvaged from the Sea of Japan some time ago
26. The new gospel affirmed that human salvation is the revelation of a far-reaching divine purpose to be fulfilled and realized in the future destiny of the endless service of the salvaged sons of God
27. She was dressed in an Indian costume with Chuckie sporting a breechclout, his head resplendent in a band of grimy chicken feathers salvaged from last Sunday‘s home cooked chicken dinner
28. Most were items Nadya had salvaged from the ruins of Stavka House before the Canadian military arrived
29. Pieces from the stalls inside the containers had been salvaged to use in the barn
30. Manufacturing parts out of materials on hand salvaged from the cargo containers without the proper specifications was a tedious process, but they were making headway
31. All of them appeared to have suffered serious battle damage, and there was some question as to whether they could be salvaged
32. And when the time came that he has to leave the planet that has salvaged him, he decided to give the small box to his grandson
33. Some of the vehicles were hitched to ancient looking caravans, but most were towing open trailers which were largely full of barrels or short lengths of salvaged timbers
34. Steve sat up in the old armchair he had salvaged from the alley out back
35. salvaged but none of it was useable
36. Yeltsa lifted the torso of the mech, and with her newly salvaged shield she ran across the pipes to the other roof where the soldiers had taken up their post
37. Nonetheless, it can be salvaged
38. relationship can be salvaged
39. The tank was salvaged and placed on a plinth as a memorial to those Americans who had died and dedicated in a ceremony on the 40th anniversary of D-Day
40. was al salvaged wood and metal sheets
41. the original brickwork and a fountain that was salvaged from the Victorian
42. When humans allied themselves with demons they made some sort of very unpleasant denouement inevitable; and it is our generation and our kids’ generation which will have to pay the piper, and see what can be salvaged from the rubble
43. I once built a chicken coop with an 8 foot ceiling and salvaged windows and doors from Habitat Humanity
44. It was not often that any women were salvaged from the shipwrecks, and the ones that were had tended to have been so mistreated by the sailors that they were only too happy to join the Cause
45. would have left you to the wolves, and salvaged your bodies after they’d killed you
46. Even if she had packed her vibrator and even if it was salvaged from the wreck, she wouldn't have been able to use the damn thing
47. It was a humid night and she was wearing just a bikini they had salvaged with a mini sarong across her hip
48. please inspect the containers and see what can be salvaged
49. forever etched in his mind, salvaged his sanity when the mind-bog-
50. Since the religious loss of face is something that the Musalmans dread the most, so, what would have salvaged the Islamic prestige than a separate nation for the Musalmans? Besides, a ‘here’ they can call their own would enable the Indian Musalmans to take home their fond memories of the past glories that the two-hundred-year Mughal rule symbolized
1. more interested in salvaging the life of her 19-
2. While they're occupied for the next three hours salvaging smashed baubles and fairy lights, nip to the kitchen…
3. Surely, though, it was worth salvaging time this way: a show of effort
4. He was salvaging scrap metal
5. With the intent of salvaging some of the family’s assets, my father and uncle were obliged to travel the world
6. What I have learned in the past few days has made me feel like there is nothing about this place worth salvaging
7. For it is now about salvaging information
8. Salvaging her from such a state would be costly, but not an unusual response to that rare eventuality
9. us in salvaging what we could, but when they were able, the people ran away and hid from us
10. My clothes are creased but beyond salvaging
11. Old engines and machinery had been collected, and these people were salvaging and repairing what they could
12. True nonviolence is salvaging of the Soul, for degrading the Soul is vi-
13. Kaspar and Agata were wading up to their shoulders in it, disappearing and reappearing under the weight of the incoming waves, salvaging whatever supplies they could
14. But, he reminded himself; salvaging his bruised pride wasn’t the object of the exercise; that was to find out who had murdered that poor, carelessly-loved, young woman, Melanie Wilks
15. The cargo was beyond salvaging and with angered shouts the raiders fought free of the blazing oasis, leaving us alone
16. I had gotten the impression though that our purpose here wasn’t for salvaging Confederate gold off of the seafloor
17. Four years earlier the Captain had been salvaging a cruise liner that had run aground on a shallow coral reef, when on a dive he’d discovered a second wreck in close proximity to the first
18. By the time the whole affair was out in the open, there was no chance of salvaging their marriage
19. And let me tell you, the ones who are getting brick of their houses, because everybody’s out salvaging things all over town to rebuild their houses
20. Coon, Salvaging the Self in a World Without Soul: William James’ «The Principles of Psychology», in «History of Psychology», III, 2000, p