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Peace teachers are artful scroungers, whether for office space or funding from already pinched sociology or political science departments. The four teams, limited to eight members--two scroungers, two runners and four constructors, scrounged through junk piles to gather the materials for their karts and they had about two and a half hours to build them. And the food banks are doing a thriving business; Toronto's Daily Bread is constantly appealing for more support, and those operating such facilities are capable of discriminating between those in genuine need and "able-bodied scroungers. |
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