Back in the rural areas the people gather wild plants, a traditional meal in times of hardship.
"In war and in peace, in times of plenty and in times of hardship the United States and the United Kingdom have shared a special relationship, " he said.
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Experts have settled on a policy of limiting intervention, but providing some support, especially in times of hardship -- which has helped to bring people a little closer to these ghosts of the desert.
They also found people willing to help them and even in times of terrible hardship to share something of their lives.
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In times of economic hardship it was vital to strike the right balance between the interests of taxpayers and the needs of the royal household, she said.
People were unable to tell expensive from inexpensive wines, and so in these times of financial hardship the message is clear - the inexpensive wines we tested tasted the same as their expensive counterparts.
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And it was the Farm Workers' eagle of strength and grace that kept our family together in times of great pain and hardship.
Gambling has been big business since Moses wore short trousers and, in these times of austerity and economic hardship, it is no great surprise that many people are once again turning to the vices that give them a modicum of pleasure at the minimum of cost.
Together, we can equip our families and communities to be resilient through times of hardship and to respond to adversity in the same way America always has -- by picking ourselves up and continuing the task of keeping our country strong and safe.
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