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Food hoarders were threatened with long prison sentences.
Many hoarders are very bright, articulate people.
Public resources for helping hoarders are extremely limited.
But not being a hoarder, he spent his cash as fast as he earned it.
A model of caching depth: implications for scatter hoarders and plant dispersal.
There are risks here, since it assumes a break away from so much of past museums' roles as hoarders of whatever was on offer.
If one hoards and the other shares, the one who receives some of each medicine (the hoarder) will survive with 80% probability, but the other will surely die.
It has been widely said that manufacturers are as great hoarders of labour as the service industries.
We have heard of the producer-hoarders, but the thing is ridiculous.
Thirdly, it is clear, as the residuary bodies sort out their property portfolios, that the abolished councils were hoarders of property on a grand scale.
The land registers of publicly owned, unused and underused land were established to bring pressure to bear on those land hoarders.
We all know that the local authorities are the biggest hoarders of land.
First, there is the hoarder; secondly, the profiteer; and thirdly, the guarantee of supplies in congested districts, particularly among the poor.
In my experience local authorities have all sorts of justifiable and parochial considerations for being land hoarders.
They are not hoarders but are bodies doing their best to spend every penny they can for the advancement of learning.
Is it true that the cultivator is not the real hoarder?
She was discovered to be a hoarder.
We are conscious of the fact that many public bodies are land hoarders and are not pressed to bring that land back on to the market.
