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Financial Crisis 

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Foraging Freegans Gain Acceptance - 24 Mar 2009 
Foraging Freegans Gain Acceptance - 24 Mar 2009 
USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT
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March 24, 2009 
A "Freegan" eats after hunting through trash at a market along Third Avenue in New York March 18, 2009.... 
New York, UNITED STATES 
To match Feature USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT 
A "Freegan" eats after hunting through trash at a market along Third Avenue in New York March 18, 2009. Freegans are a group of anti-capitalists who boycott bought goods in their attempt to reduce their consumption of resources. They are most widely known for dumpster diving for salvageable food. In the wake of the economic recession, however, more people are open to the freegan lifestyle as a way to cut costs, freegans say. Picture taken March 18, 2009. To match Feature USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT REUTERS/Eric Thayer (UNITED STATES BUSINESS SOCIETY) 
USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT
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March 24, 2009 
A "Freegan" holds a bag of food found while hunting through trash at markets along Third Avenue in New... 
New York, UNITED STATES 
To match Feature USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT 
A "Freegan" holds a bag of food found while hunting through trash at markets along Third Avenue in New York March 18, 2009. Freegans are a group of anti-capitalists who boycott bought goods in their attempt to reduce their consumption of resources. They are most widely known for dumpster diving for salvageable food. In the wake of the economic recession, however, more people are open to the freegan lifestyle as a way to cut costs, freegans say. Picture taken March 18, 2009. To match Feature USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT REUTERS/Eric Thayer (UNITED STATES BUSINESS SOCIETY) 
USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT
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March 24, 2009 
"Freegans" hunt through trash at a market along Third Avenue in New York March 18, 2009. Freegans are... 
New York, UNITED STATES 
To match Feature USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT 
"Freegans" hunt through trash at a market along Third Avenue in New York March 18, 2009. Freegans are a group of anti-capitalists who boycott bought goods in their attempt to reduce their consumption of resources. They are most widely known for dumpster diving for salvageable food. In the wake of the economic recession, however, more people are open to the freegan lifestyle as a way to cut costs, freegans say. Picture taken March 18, 2009. To match Feature USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT REUTERS/Eric Thayer (UNITED STATES) 
USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT
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March 24, 2009 
"Freegans" hunt through trash at a market along Third Avenue in New York March 18, 2009. Freegans are... 
New York, UNITED STATES 
To match Feature USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT 
"Freegans" hunt through trash at a market along Third Avenue in New York March 18, 2009. Freegans are a group of anti-capitalists who boycott bought goods in their attempt to reduce their consumption of resources. They are most widely known for dumpster diving for salvageable food. In the wake of the economic recession, however, more people are open to the freegan lifestyle as a way to cut costs, freegans say. Picture taken March 18, 2009. USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT REUTERS/Eric Thayer (UNITED STATES BUSINESS SOCIETY) 
USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT
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March 24, 2009 
"Freegans" hunt through trash at markets along Third Avenue in New York March 18, 2009. Freegans are... 
New York, UNITED STATES 
To match Feature USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT 
"Freegans" hunt through trash at markets along Third Avenue in New York March 18, 2009. Freegans are a group of anti-capitalists who boycott bought goods in their attempt to reduce their consumption of resources. They are most widely known for dumpster diving for salvageable food. In the wake of the economic recession, however, more people are open to the freegan lifestyle as a way to cut costs, freegans say. Picture taken march 18, 2009. To match Feature USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFTREUTERS/Eric Thayer (UNITED STATES BUSINESS SOCIETY) 
USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT
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March 24, 2009 
"Freegans" hunt through trash at a market along Third Avenue in New York March 18, 2009. Freegans are... 
New York, UNITED STATES 
To match Feature USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT 
"Freegans" hunt through trash at a market along Third Avenue in New York March 18, 2009. Freegans are a group of anti-capitalists who boycott bought goods in their attempt to reduce their consumption of resources. They are most widely known for dumpster diving for salvageable food. In the wake of the economic recession, however, more people are open to the freegan lifestyle as a way to cut costs, freegans say. Picture taken March 18, 2009. To match Feature USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFTREUTERS/Eric Thayer (UNITED STATES BUSINESS SOCIETY) 
USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT
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March 24, 2009 
"Freegans" hunt through trash at markets along Third Avenue in New York March 18, 2009. Freegans are... 
New York, UNITED STATES 
To match Feature USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT 
"Freegans" hunt through trash at markets along Third Avenue in New York March 18, 2009. Freegans are a group of anti-capitalists who boycott bought goods in their attempt to reduce their consumption of resources. They are most widely known for dumpster diving for salvageable food. In the wake of the economic recession, however, more people are open to the freegan lifestyle as a way to cut costs, freegans say. Picture taken March 18, 2009. To match Feature USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT REUTERS/Eric Thayer (UNITED STATES BUSINESS SOCIETY) 
USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT
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March 24, 2009 
"Freegans" hunt through trash at markets along Third Avenue in New York March 18, 2009. Freegans are... 
New York, UNITED STATES 
To match Feature USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT 
"Freegans" hunt through trash at markets along Third Avenue in New York March 18, 2009. Freegans are a group of anti-capitalists who boycott bought goods in their attempt to reduce their consumption of resources. They are most widely known for dumpster diving for salvageable food. In the wake of the economic recession, however, more people are open to the freegan lifestyle as a way to cut costs, freegans say. Picture taken March 18, 2009. To match Feature USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFTREUTERS/Eric Thayer (UNITED STATES BUSINESS SOCIETY) 
USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT
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March 24, 2009 
"Freegans" hunt through trash at a market along Third Avenue in New York March 18, 2009. Freegans are... 
New York, UNITED STATES 
To match Feature USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT 
"Freegans" hunt through trash at a market along Third Avenue in New York March 18, 2009. Freegans are a group of anti-capitalists who boycott bought goods in their attempt to reduce their consumption of resources. They are most widely known for dumpster diving for salvageable food. In the wake of the economic recession, however, more people are open to the freegan lifestyle as a way to cut costs, freegans say. Picture taken March 18, 2009. To match Feature USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT REUTERS/Eric Thayer (UNITED STATES BUSINESS SOCIETY) 
USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT
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March 24, 2009 
A girl puts out a cigarette into the side of a cab while departing with her friends as "Freegans" hunt... 
New York, UNITED STATES 
To match Feature USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT 
A girl puts out a cigarette into the side of a cab while departing with her friends as "Freegans" hunt through trash at markets along Third Avenue in New York March 18, 2009. Freegans are a group of anti-capitalists who boycott bought goods in their attempt to reduce their consumption of resources. They are most widely known for dumpster diving for salvageable food. In the wake of the economic recession, however, more people are open to the freegan lifestyle as a way to cut costs, freegans say. Picture taken March 18, 2009. To match Feature USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT REUTERS/Eric Thayer (UNITED STATES BUSINESS SOCIETY) 
USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT
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March 24, 2009 
"Freegans" decide who will take a chocolate eclair found while hunting through trash at markets along... 
New York, UNITED STATES 
To match Feature USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT 
"Freegans" decide who will take a chocolate eclair found while hunting through trash at markets along Third Avenue in New York March 18, 2009. Freegans are a group of anti-capitalists who boycott bought goods in their attempt to reduce their consumption of resources. They are most widely known for dumpster diving for salvageable food. In the wake of the economic recession, however, more people are open to the freegan lifestyle as a way to cut costs, freegans say. Picture taken March 18, 2009. To match Feature USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT REUTERS/Eric Thayer (UNITED STATES BUSINESS SOCIETY) 
USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT
RTXD511 
March 24, 2009 
Salmon and scallops found by "Freegans" hunting through trash at markets along Third Avenue are seen... 
New York, UNITED STATES 
To match Feature USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT 
Salmon and scallops found by "Freegans" hunting through trash at markets along Third Avenue are seen in New York March 18, 2009. Freegans are a group of anti-capitalists who boycott bought goods in their attempt to reduce their consumption of resources. They are most widely known for dumpster diving for salvageable food. In the wake of the economic recession, however, more people are open to the freegan lifestyle as a way to cut costs, freegans say. Picture taken March 18, 2009. To match Feature USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT REUTERS/Eric Thayer (UNITED STATES BUSINESS SOCIETY) 
USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT
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March 24, 2009 
A "Freegan" holds up a discovery while hunting through trash at markets along Third Avenue in New York... 
New York, UNITED STATES 
To match Feature USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT 
A "Freegan" holds up a discovery while hunting through trash at markets along Third Avenue in New York March 18, 2009. Freegans are a group of anti-capitalists who boycott bought goods in their attempt to reduce their consumption of resources. They are most widely known for dumpster diving for salvageable food. In the wake of the economic recession, however, more people are open to the freegan lifestyle as a way to cut costs, freegans say. Picture taken March 18, 2009. To match Feature USA-CONSUMERS/THRIFT REUTERS/Eric Thayer (UNITED STATES BUSINESS SOCIETY) 
BRITAIN FREEGANS
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May 26, 2006 
Ashwyn Falkingham, a Freegan, holds up food found in supermarket bins in London May 23, 2006. Freegans... 
London, United Kingdom 
Freegan Falkingham holds up food found in supermarket bins in London 
Ashwyn Falkingham, a Freegan, holds up food found in supermarket bins in London May 23, 2006. Freegans forage through bins for food to avoid being wasteful and to challenge the consumerist attitude. Picture taken May 23, 2006. To match feature Britain-Freegans REUTERS/Luke MacGregor 
BRITAIN FREEGANS
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May 26, 2006 
Ashwyn Falkingham, a Freegan, searches through supermarket bins for food in London May 23, 2006. Freegans... 
London, United Kingdom 
Freegan Falkingham searches for food in London 
Ashwyn Falkingham, a Freegan, searches through supermarket bins for food in London May 23, 2006. Freegans forage through bins for food to avoid being wasteful and to challenge the consumerist attitude. Picture taken May 23, 2006. To match feature Britain-Freegans REUTERS/Luke MacGregor 
BRITAIN FREEGANS
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May 26, 2006 
Ashwyn Falkingham, a Freegan, searches through supermarket bins for food in London May 23, 2006. Freegans... 
London, United Kingdom 
Freegan Falkingham searches for food in London 
Ashwyn Falkingham, a Freegan, searches through supermarket bins for food in London May 23, 2006. Freegans forage through bins for food to avoid being wasteful and to challenge the consumerist attitude. Picture taken May 23, 2006. To match feature Britain-Freegans REUTERS/Luke MacGregor 
BRITAIN FREEGANS
RTR1DRUH 
May 26, 2006 
Ashwyn Falkingham, a Freegan, searches through supermarket bins for food in London May 23, 2006. Freegans... 
London, United Kingdom 
Freegan Falkingham searches for food in London 
Ashwyn Falkingham, a Freegan, searches through supermarket bins for food in London May 23, 2006. Freegans forage through bins for food to avoid being wasteful and to challenge the consumerist attitude. Picture taken May 23, 2006. To match feature Britain-Freegans REUTERS/Luke MacGregor 
BRITAIN FREEGANS
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May 26, 2006 
Ashwyn Falkingham, a Freegan, carries food found in supermarket bins in London, May 23, 2006. Freegans... 
London, United Kingdom 
To match feature Britain-Freegans 
Ashwyn Falkingham, a Freegan, carries food found in supermarket bins in London, May 23, 2006. Freegans forage through bins for food to avoid being wasteful and to challenge the consumerist attitude. Picture taken May 23, 2006. To match feature Britain-Freegans REUTERS/Luke MacGregor 
BRITAIN FREEGANS
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May 26, 2006 
Ashwyn Falkingham, a Freegan, holds bottles of milk found while searching supermarket bins for food in... 
London, United Kingdom 
To match feature Britain-Freegans 
Ashwyn Falkingham, a Freegan, holds bottles of milk found while searching supermarket bins for food in London, May 23, 2006. Freegans forage through bins for food to avoid being wasteful and to challenge the consumerist attitude. Picture taken May 23, 2006. To match feature Britain-Freegans REUTERS/Luke MacGregor 
BRITAIN FREEGANS
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May 26, 2006 
Ashwyn Falkingham, a Freegan, searches through supermarket bins for food in London May 23, 2006. Freegans... 
London, United Kingdom 
To match feature Britain-Freegans 
Ashwyn Falkingham, a Freegan, searches through supermarket bins for food in London May 23, 2006. Freegans forage through bins for food to avoid being wasteful and to challenge the consumerist attitude. Picture taken May 23, 2006. To match feature Britain-Freegans REUTERS/Luke MacGregor 
BRITAIN FREEGANS
RTR1DRSN 
May 26, 2006 
Ashwyn Falkingham, a Freegan, is reflected in a mirror as he eats food found in supermarket bins in his... 
London, United Kingdom 
To match feature Britain-Freegans 
Ashwyn Falkingham, a Freegan, is reflected in a mirror as he eats food found in supermarket bins in his van in London, May 23, 2006. Freegans forage through bins for food to avoid being wasteful and to challenge the consumerist attitude. Picture taken May 23, 2006. To match feature Britain-Freegans REUTERS/Luke MacGregor 
BRITAIN FREEGANS
RTR1DRSK 
May 26, 2006 
Ashwyn Falkingham, a Freegan, eats food found in supermarket bins in his van in London May 23, 2006.... 
London, United Kingdom 
To match feature Britain-Freegans 
Ashwyn Falkingham, a Freegan, eats food found in supermarket bins in his van in London May 23, 2006. Freegans forage through bins for food to avoid being wasteful and to challenge the consumerist attitude. Picture taken May 23, 2006. To match feature Britain-Freegans REUTERS/Luke MacGregor 
BRITAIN FREEGANS
RTR1DRR4 
May 26, 2006 
Ashwyn Falkingham, a Freegan, eats food found in supermarket bins in his van in London May 23, 2006.... 
London, United Kingdom 
To match feature Britain-Freegans 
Ashwyn Falkingham, a Freegan, eats food found in supermarket bins in his van in London May 23, 2006. Freegans forage through bins for food to avoid being wasteful and to challenge the consumerist attitude. Picture taken May 23, 2006. To match feature Britain-Freegans REUTERS/Luke MacGregor 
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