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Bare-bones staffing can exacerbate delays; lack of spare crews and planes can turn long delays into cancellations and leave travelers stranded rather than flying.
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Bare-bones footprints with dirt strips and very low-level maintenance, but strategically in place.
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Bare-bones, and singing their mock prayer in the Lenten litany,
From the Easy Chair — Volume 01 George William Curtis 1858
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Now, seeing that Nantwich was, during the civil dissensions which culminated in the murder of Charles I., a rampant hot-bed of anarchy and rebellion, we should hardly be prepared for such a complete repudiation of those principles as is conveyed in the line before us, did we not know that the same anxiety to get rid of the "Bare-bones" incubus universally prevailed.
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Bare-bones plans usually cover only eye exams, contacts and glasses and may function more like discount plans than insurance.
unknown title 2011
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WikiLeaks: Bare-bones group promises to put more documents, data online
WBAY Action 2 News 2010
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WikiLeaks: Bare-bones group promises to put more documents, data online
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WikiLeaks: Bare-bones group promises to put more documents, data online
WBAY Action 2 News 2010
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Bare-bones apartments like those at the Kozy or the Seaway start at $325 a month.
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WikiLeaks: Bare-bones group promises to put more documents, data online
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