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After all, it is not as if the perpetrators of these shenanigans were indigent, let alone indentured slaves.

The government decided to help the indigent by means of medical insurance.

She cared for her parents and other needy relatives, turning her residence into the Home for Indigent and Aged Negroes.

It is a common misconception that if you run out of money (become "indigent" ), you get kicked out of the nursing home.

With no religious tradition of charity, Japan has few soup kitchens or other places for the indigent.

Lonesome and indigent foreign women might take heart to note another discrepancy: they are still allowed to marry Cambodian men.

The style of traditional report design tool is indigent, and the reusability and maintainability are not good as well.

We spoke with Old Zhao recently and found out what drew him to the indigent lifestyle.

social education expenditures for far-off and indigent areas shall be subsidized by governments at higher levels.

Indigent places are often racked by chaos; but somewhat better-off ones are not necessarily more stable.

The viciousness of the official animus toward the indigent can be breathtaking.

Although his parents were indigent, they somehow managed to provide Tommy with proper food and clothing.

To salve his loneliness in the years after the accident, he started un officially "adopting" indigent Okinawan boys and girls.

Among them: How could the states afford to supply lawyers to all indigent defendants?

In the central reservation, indigent families live under plastic sheeting.

The town government is responsible for assistance to indigent people.

thinking is indigent: This kind of symptom is logy and as similar as thinking on appearance, but those who have essence is different.

Glasgow and Edinburgh were inundated with indigent refugees.

And how do you know when someone is indigent?

If they be indigent, let him provide for them as indigents, but let him not trade off things of the Church under this pretext.

the poorest of all will be added to the rolls of Medicaid, a health scheme for the indigent.

To provide a $100, 000 heart transplant for an ailing child of indigent parents?

We were not operating in the black before the storm because so many of our patients were indigent.

I have seen him spend his Christmas Eves taking gifts of food and joy to indigent families.

In most developing countries, contraception is in theory available to the indigent either free or at nominal cost through state agencies.

provision has been made for the comfort and relief of the aged and indigent among the surviving warriors of the Revolution;

Main moral emotional problem and its solution for indigent students in Chinese universities

Jurisprudential Analysis on Changing from Indigent Migrant Collecting and Sending System to Social Relief System

a miserly landlord's beggarly treatment of an indigent tenant

indigent penurious penury impecunious needy

From the System of Handling Indigent Migrants to Social Aid System

Rules on the Assignment of Counsel to suspects and accused recognized as indigent;

Annual Rural Per Capita Grain Owned in Indigent Counties (kg)

Reform on the Subsidy Model for the Indigent Student

Image Matching of the Object with Indigent Texture Based on Structural Lighting

Annual Per Capita Net Income in Indigent Counties (yuan)

indigent and needy refer to one in need or want: