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Examples
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Penny pinchers are still referred to as scrooges, and I have yet to meet one person with the first name Ebenezer or the last name Scrooge.
Blogtimore, Hon 2009
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Hammond's office also named their "Scrooges", which was described as:
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Council bosses were today labelled "Scrooges" after telling traders in a Wolverhampton suburb they cannot put up a Christmas tree outside their shops.
Express & Star 2008
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I said you are Scrooges wife Ester Scrooge ... good day to you.
Judith Hunt! Cromsblood 2009
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"Closing down the factory is Scrooges' fault!" one man bellows.
Bob Burnett: A Christmas Carol for 2011 Bob Burnett 2011
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Put less gently: The literature describes a profession of amoral Scrooges.
Wonkbook: Boehner's new rules; Dems' release filibuster reform proposal Ezra Klein 2011
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The media and liberals tend to portray Americans as selfish Scrooges, only interested in their own gain - why else would taxes be unpopular?
America the Generous? Not According to the Media Paul Wilson 2011
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What else do the syntactical Scrooges want to cast out with the good cheer in the new year?
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It's all hokum, of course, but lots of fun, and the Scrooges among you can always root for child-hating orphanage boss Miss Hannigan.
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"Closing down the factory is Scrooges' fault!" one man bellows.
Bob Burnett: A Christmas Carol for 2011 Bob Burnett 2011
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