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Mr. Carter had come through a scrappy childhood, often subsisting, he said, on government-issued cheese.

As mentioned, the rights subsisting in a piece of software cannot be waived by its author, but must be transferred or licensed.

and evil and untruth may be said to consist in the contradiction subsisting between the function or notion and the existence of the object.

I lead a happy life in the deep mountains far away from the town like a hermit, subsisting chiefly on fish and vegetables.

For I would have to present that being as subsisting by itself, all alone, like the language of being.

The benevolence subsisting in her character draws her friends closer to her.

Farms that only a decade ago were merely subsisting are now slowly coming under the influence of agribusiness companies.

Mrs Hiyale lives hand to mouth, subsisting in a slum on 100 rupees a day with the help of a local charity.

All intellectual property rights subsisting in respect of the Picture belong to the Supplier or have been lawfully licensed to us for use.

But after the Kuomintang and landlord counter settlement, the people had no way of subsisting other than by taking up arms.

Crops are withering, and on Tokelau people are subsisting on bottled water after six months of scant rainfall.

Ane Kasim and her son Ramdan spend six months at a time on their lepa-lepa, subsisting on whatever they can harvest from the reefs.

His glitter jackets, the tabloids claimed later, hid a body that was half-starved , subsisting on painkillers.

However, an author can choose to transfer or license any subsisting rights, wholly or separately, according to the author's own terms.

Psychological aid In families subsisting family violence , nearly all the members have some mental problem.

Thus people subsisting on a fish diet are also consuming a low fat diet.

Instead, they are subsisting on a diet of television shows and movies from the Internet.

The Imperial almanac is the authorized exponent of the threefold harmony subsisting in China between heaven, earth, and man.

GM is now subsisting on $13. 4 billion in government bailout loans.

the act or state of subsisting.

We estimate that 53 million more people will be trapped in poverty this year, subsisting on less than $1. 25 a day, because of the crisis.

By 2015 the number of people subsisting below this international poverty line could reach 1. 9 billion.

(i) a statement of the fact of the contract's subsisting or, as the case may be, having subsisted;

Each CRC Party is a company duly incorporated, validly subsisting and in good standing under the laws of its incorporation;

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