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She scavenged for firewood with one of her five children near the pits of excrement.

Wild pumas do not always consume all of their prey and must protect it from being stolen of scavenged.

Yoda salvaged what he could from the craft, using scavenged elements as part of a crude yet comfortable hut built near a lagoon.

The sandy walls of the tunnels were shored up with pieces of wood scavenged from all over the camp.

A few hundred desperate people scavenged in the rubble in a downtown shopping street.

This exponentially adds more entries on the server, which raises the possibility that items may be prematurely scavenged to free up memory.

Their intention was to drive across Europe fuelled only by oil scavenged from restaurants.

The results of colorimetric assays showed that these compounds effectively scavenged hydroxyl radical and super anion radical.

Construction materials were brick and stone and pottery, as well as materials scavenged from the Roman ruins.

In addition to increased mortality due to the cold, deforestation accelerated rapidly as citizens scavenged for wood to heat their homes.

In summary, this paper has a certain guide to the design of air-port structure of the uniflow-scavenged two-stroke cycle diesel engines.

Some scavenged in neighbours' gardens for vegetables and livestock to feed their families.

Paul, we know, scavenged among rotten souls to implant the treasure of salvation through Jesus Christ.

As for what the gifts were, the memory makes him laugh. He had brought secondhand clothes scavenged from yard sales.

Cytoplasmic components may well be scavenged by selective autophagy.

Some were being blown up by land mines when they scavenged for building materials and firewood.

Used or scavenged equipment will typically be worth half its listed value.

scavenged the garbage cans for food scraps.

The tip's resident imam lives with his 11 children in a house made of materials scavenged from rubbish.

"I suspect we're losing a lot of breeding females, " whose carcasses are smaller and more easily scavenged.

Many of the examples below were scavenged from there and other locations.

Paper was scavenged from discarded materials such as junk mail, cardboard packaging or used textbooks.

She scavenged a the garbage cans for food.

Wolves scavenged in cities; in 1439 they ate 14 people near Montmartre.

That's because the carcasses are scavenged by foxes, crows and other predators.

Numerical Simulation of Air Flow in a Loop-Scavenged Two-Stroke Engine with Finite Volume Method

Scavenged air cleaner performance test