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Strapped for time and cash, Zimmerman concluded that his money would be better spent on advertising and canvassing operations.

The script changed repeatedly and the filmmakers seemed strapped for time to prepare but unwilling to cancel the shoot, he said.

That may leave many people, myself included, feeling a little strapped for time when it comes to cooking filling, flavorful meals.

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Overwhelmed and anxious, unenthused about the idea of cooking every single night, and perpetually strapped for time, I found the blender to be a dinnertime savior.

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Crowdfunding may not be a good fit for small-business owners who are strapped for time or energy.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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