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An estimated 8 million Americans had slipped below the poverty line since May, and more than 50 million Americans — or 1 in 6 people ― were expected to experience food insecurity by year’s end.

The Cardinals were trying to throw on second and 22 from their own 2-yard line.

Coach Ron Rivera said this week that “anything is possible” to fill the left side of the line, but Moses spent Wednesday and Thursday practicing at left tackle while Lucas remained out with an ankle injury.

Romaine would not disclose exactly how much revenue comes from that business line, but prices in the shop range from $25 for a t-shirt to $250 for a basketball jersey.

“I decided it would be better to wait one hour at the front of the line than three hours at the back,” she said.

Sometimes the ads would get in the way of playing, and a perfectly lined up shot would be ruined.

Using a heatproof slotted spoon, remove the shallots to a paper towel-lined plate.

Allow beans to cool completely then remove to a paper towel-lined plate to dry.

The only differences, as far as I can tell, are locations of the pockets being picked and the wallets being lined.

Today, both sides of the river are lined with inspired bastions of culture including over 50 local museums and 100 galleries.

Wide and straight, well made and tree-lined throughout, it supplied the two great arteries of Indian life.

Large divans of the richest crimson and violet brocades lined the walls, while ample curtains of the same served in lieu of doors.

The road on which the Federals were marching was narrow and on each side lined with dense underbrush.

Hundreds of soldiers already lined the streets to keep the crowd back out of the way of the procession.

MacRae's seat, stone-marker, and aboriginal spearhead; the three lined up like the sights of a modern rifle.