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• When spring rolls around, gently rake off the remaining debris.
• As long as the political handlers are raking off their ample share, who cares if nobody votes?
• Also, there have been consistent charges that Palestinian officials rake off large sums of money for themselves.
• A cleanup would lead to greater efficiency of investment capital, with less being raked off into non-productive pockets.
• Keep leaves raked off the lawn, so the grass doesn't smother, and put them on the compost pile.
• The ring also took their usual percentage of padded contracts, as well as raking off money from property taxes.
• It was just a way of funneling money through IBM Federal Systems and raking off whatever the percentage was.
• Uganda, Rwanda, and Congo's Rwanda-backed rebel movement equally are accused of raking off Congo's riches _ especially gold and diamonds.
• Enron's business losses were masked by accounting tricks, while the insiders raked off huge " profits " and bonuses for themselves.
• The Army disliked Clum's actions, as it prevented them from raking off part of the funds that passed through the reservation.
• "While the board preaches to us to tighten our belts, they rake off more for themselves, " a group statement said.
• Cullina runs his mulching mower over the leaves on his lawn several times in the fall, then rakes off the bigger pieces.
• Gangsters, often engaged in loan-sharking and debt-collecting rackets, also have systems to rake off profits from both private and public construction projects.
• In day trading, the house ( broker and market makers combined ) rakes off a fraction of 1 percent on every play.
• Drug profits reportedly generate millions of dollars for the rebels, and a rival rightist paramilitary group that also rakes off money from drug producers.
• Instead, they accuse the London government of raking off the largest part of North Sea riches for the benefit of the English, Meurice noted.
• The loans in those days typically involved a front man who signed the papers and a crime family raking off cash behind the scenes.
• Many ventures were going sour, while some, examiners later said, seemed to be shams to allow insiders to rake off profits at the bank's expense.
• Another area is mown in late autumn and the cuttings raked off to prevent the soil from becoming richer and thus allowing stronger plants to take over.
• Regulators closed HIP's operations in New Jersey last year after a troubled partner, PHP Healthcare Corp . of Reston, Va ., raked off most of HIP's cash.