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

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

Nevertheless, trying to scoop the froth from the commodity boom looks justified in the struggle to ensure more balanced long-term growth.

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.

Halve the avocado and remove the pit. Use a spoon to scoop out the avocado flesh and place in a bowl. Reserve the shells for serving.

But they didn't have to scoop a chunk of neutron degenerate matter from the surface of a real neutron star either.

As she bent to scoop them up, a handsome young man appeared, wrapped in a bearskin cloak.

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

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

In kid's in the interval, the kid contains an infinite possibility, needing parents to take in to scoop out with leading.

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

You should use regular litter that they will see on a day to day basis - clay based is very popular and easy to scoop.

They all grabbed shovels and began to scoop dirt into the well.

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

When I was young, one of my household chores was to scoop out my cat's litter box every week.

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.

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

When you order a Chinese takeaway, instead of using a spoon to scoop the food out of the carton, use a fork or chopsticks.

Used to scoop fish from the water, either on small scale in streams or ponds or commercially from large catches.

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

Jose Mourinho claims it is an impossible dream for an English club to scoop four trophies in one season.

Savvy locals carry around a small spoon to scoop the flesh, but I was not savvy so I bit directly into mine.

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

Spoon to scoop from the inside out, the remaining soup can be set soup gently tilt outward.

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.

Steven Gerrard has seen off stiff competition from Fernando Torres and Javier Mascherano to scoop Fans' Player of the Year for 2007.

The Greens are also likely to scoop nine Senate seats, up from five, making them the upper chamber's power-brokers from mid-2011.

Frigatebirds use their long, hooked bills to scoop their favorite food, flying fish, from above or just below the water's surface.

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.

academic grades are side-lined by lobbying and hunting to scoop the best available talents.

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

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

to scoop some more secret|spy shit off the locker floor?

it's used to scoop the quite cold icecream.

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

Use the ears as "spoons" to scoop foods on either a smooth or textured surface.

Clever left-block post scorer who loves to scoop ball under opponent's arm.

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.

My purse went flying. l had to scoop everything up.

I have visions of the near future in which Miss Harford empties her bladder one drop at a time in order to scoop bagfuls of chocolate coins.

Sichuan children sat opposite, with bamboo spoon shook to scoop water give me wash your hands.

It's like they are seeds stuck in a shell, and we need to scoop them out in order to free them.

He is the first to scoop both prizes in consecutive seasons.

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.

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.

when we were on the Cooper place, like it used to scoop buttermilk