Others will envisage a scrounger eager to take advantage of state benefits. |
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I feel like a bit of a scrounger complaining but people over 60 are due their allowance and we haven't got it. |
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She wants everyone to know she is not a scrounger and that life in Britain for a newly arrived asylum seeker is a struggle. |
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The government of the 34th Parliament acted like a real scrounger, thus tarnishing the image Canadians had of it. |
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I've been called a scrounger, a sponger, a faker and other words you wouldn't be able to put in print. |
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Super scrounger Joe Telfer and a lorry driver travelled from Holland to Belgium on buying trips. |
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And it's to be classified as a scrounger – for the cardinal sin of not being as well as other people. |
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Both Kyle and Widdecombe succeeded in portraying the scrounger as a bone-idle buffoon. |
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He will be an honest scrounger of federal money, but still a scrounger. |
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The problem is that job centres work on the assumption that everyone on benefits is a scrounger, which is not true. |
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Iain Duncan Smith apparently subscribes to the same misguided theory that everyone on benefits is a bone-idle scrounger. |
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But this disinterest also must set him apart from the average scrounger. |
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Ours was a study of the personal consequences of poor work which dispelled the myth of the stereotypical benefits scrounger often depicted in popular culture. |
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But instead of being thanked for all those NI contributions ripped from your pay packet every month, some numpty in the House of Lords compares you to a jobless scrounger. |
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Scrounger at rich men's tables or on the revolutionary barricades? |
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Old Western Scrounger offers a very complete line of blackpowder shells loaded for them by GameBore. |
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The 2mm pinfires are now being imported from Austria by Old Western Scrounger. |
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