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Making a bridge loan to itself buys a limited amount of time to scrounge up more capital.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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If the money isn't quickly paid back, the borrower can look forward to an "escorted" trip back to Hong Kong to scrounge up the cash.
FORBES: Viva Macau
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For inspiration, McCann staffers could scrounge up, for example, a link to a recent long-form video produced for Nissan last fall as a promotion for Leaf.
FORBES: Memo To McCann, Mahoney: Come Up With Better Volt Ads
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Bargains are getting harder to scrounge up.
FORBES: Features
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Since the Bureau of Export Administration had altered the original records, the IG had to scrounge up an incomplete magnetic tape that only had data up to the latter part of May 1990 over two months before the embargo was imposed on Iraq.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Freedom Flame 2013
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"If you didn't have armor on a truck, you'd try to scrounge you up something to put in there, get some more metal between you and your outside, " Overcash says.
NPR: The Trucker's War: On the Road in Iraq
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Not so for Tesla, which despite all that bickering up top has managed to scrounge together the funds to open up a shop in Chelsea in western Manhattan, a swanky area full of art galleries and the beret-clad people who frequent them.
ENGADGET: Tesla goes Big Apple with Chelsea showroom