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That way he might be able to scoop up the boys and get them off the track in time.

The favoured strategy is to snap up a small bank, healthy or not, and turn it into a vehicle to scoop up failed local rivals.

If I were to scoop up a handful of dirt and blow into it, all I would get is a dirty face.

Over the next ten minutes, the girls trickled in. My sons and I watched. Did one girl scoop up the entire $100, as my son feared? Nope.

One said he was waiting for the "distress to deepen" so that he could swoop in and scoop up foreclosed homes and planes.

He wants to scoop up these assets as rapidly, and with as little interference, as possible in a manner yet to be fixed.

Time is a river , of which memory is the water, what I scoop up from the river is all yearing of you .

If plain yoghurt bores you, try the ready-to-scoop-up, fruit flavoured version.

When a swarm is detected, the scientists will scoop up a few dozen insects and glue little reflectors on their backs.

To scoop up by plunging the hand or a receptacle below the surface, as of a liquid; ladle.

The Solar Probe Cup will scoop up bits of the sun's corona and solar wind to continuously measure its speed, temperature and density.

They scoop up insects and larvae, shellfish, and worms in their bill along with bits of gravel and mud from the bottom.

He told jurors he saw the doctor scoop up the vials and drop them in a black bag.

Dominique de Villepin, a former prime minister, has launched his own party to scoop up disillusioned Gaullist voters.

Foreign banks will need time to scoop up more consumer deposits, he said.

In 1907, some of his critics charged that he had started the panic in order to scoop up assets at fire-sale prices and line his own pockets.

Chinese banks also are reaping profits by financing moves by Chinese companies to scoop up distressed assets in the U.

Time is a river, of which memory is the water. Oh my friend, what I scoop up from the river is all yearning of you.

Time is a river, of which memory is the water. Oh myfriend, what I scoop up from the river is all yearning ofyou.

You can scoop up more food from the bottom of a pot of soup.

While Pace is angling to scoop up top talent, gallerist James Cohan is focused on courting collectors for his existing roster of artists.

It will attempt to land there, scoop up some soil and return it to Earth for analysis.

I scoop up rocks from the dirt and throw them at it.

Later simulations show that even a companion with an orbit as wide as Neptune's could scoop up an accretion disk.

Use your spoon to scoop up the rice in the bowl, not the rice on the tray.

Fisherman scoop up oil sludge on the coast of Dalian after a pipeline explosion led to China's largest reported oil spill.

So the bowl won't move around and it's easier to scoop up the rice with your spoon.

The tanker truck had initially overturned, but as people rushed to the scene to scoop up free fuel, the truck blew up.

In ancient times, people were forbidden to scoop up soil from the mountains the shape of which looked like a divine dragon.

That means executives can now, on average, quadruple their salary if they scoop up all the available incentive pay.

fry (extra point), the heat, add sugar a spoonful, Scoop up paste.

With a dull knife or spoon, scoop up any excess residue. Work from the outside in to prevent spreading the stain.

But my guess is that more often than not, people wait for strangers to scoop up the rest of the deals. That doesn't seem too social.

Furthermore, Japanese investors are expected to scoop up foreign assets when the new financial year begins in April.

Scoop up minced ingredients occasionally, flip them over, and keep chopping to ensure even mincing.

Its offerings beyond search all scoop up more data and afford potential opportunities for serving up more ads.

In addition, the widespread "scoop up fuel" problem can be prevented effectively by fuel analysis.

Since you don' t use any utensils to eat, you can use this bread to scoop up the curry or rice.

You scoop up too much and the rice all spread up the tray.

Berries scoop up disease-fighting honors like kids in sports collect trophies.

Scoop up 1 soup spoon of the rice mixture, place a cube of Gorgonzola in the center and top with another spoon of rice.

The idea that the government could scoop up an American citizen and detain him indefinitely without charge struck some people as odd.

SAIC went to Detroit in the wake of the global financial crisis in 2008 to scoop up automotive engineers who had been made redundant.

Please get back the turf to the original which will be scoop up after hitting balls.

We pile more food on larger plates and scoop up larger portions when the serving spoon is large.

Did one girl scoop up the entire $100, as my son feared?

Scoop up the noodles and wash them with cold water.

As residents arrived to scoop up fuel, flames tore through 300 meters, or about 330 yards, of pipeline, said Kenyan police officials.

He adds that he is keeping cash on hand to scoop up assets should markets correct further.

Chinese workers scoop up oil from a spill in the sea near Dalian, China on July 18, 2010.

Not to mention they can scoop up US and European brands in bankruptcy sales.

In the subsequent months, IBM bought Netezza for about $1. 7 billion, and EMC agreed to scoop up Isilon Systems for about $2. 25 billion.

Help me scoop up this mess.

The wet grounds will damp down dust from the ashes and make them easier to scoop up.

And then you dip this in the vinegar. I like to scoop up a little vinegar inside.

Then I scoop up my brother yet again.

and scoop up some of that skull matter