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• That might help tide over those who are living paycheck to paycheck.
• Ghani advises car dealers to be creative and diversify to tide over
• Will the Sun family be able to tide over their troubles?
• Malaysia has already borrowed dlrs 704 million to tide over its economic crisis.
• Josephine Macleod also helped Ramakrishna Mission in tiding over political crises.
• He selected the Tide over Auburn, Clemson, Duke, Georgia Tech and Vanderbilt among others.
• The time has come to see to it that our nation tides over the challenges.
• There have been calls for the government to help companies tide over this credit squeeze,
• A Christmas CD was issued, in part to tide over fans hungry for new music.
• An attempt to tide over the energy crisis without overhauling that system portends certain danger.
• At high tide it is less than wide and at low tide over is exposed.
• He tided over initial setbacks India suffered after losing opener Saurav Ganguly and Rahul Dravid cheaply.
• For the next year and a half, this Nicaraguan-grown stock tided over the brand's production needs.
• President Bustamante y Rivero was forced to name a military Cabinet to tide over the crisis.
• But to the relief of Vajpayee, his government was able to tide over this crisis rather smoothly.
• "These studies show that the rising tide over the last few years didn't lift every boat ."
• Never underestimate a woman's inner strength, for this very quality will help you tide over bad times.
• Bajaj says that their strategy to tide over the present situation is to cut costs through improved efficiency.
• What helps tide over many laid-off workers are meager stipends and limited medical care from their government-owned workplaces.
• The majorities in the Armed Forces are Malays, according to the book " Crimson Tide over Borneo ".