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en I don't think the prospect of a firestorm would deter him.

en I don't think the prospect of a firestorm would deter him. His only calculus is to do the right thing as he sees it.

en There has been a lot of acquisition interest in Polaroid, ... There is no reason to believe that the filing of Chapter 11 would deter these potential purchasers or investors from proceeding. Indeed, it is often the case that Chapter 11 enhances the prospect for sale.
  Henry Miller

en I can not deny that all may be swept away. Broken by it, I, too, may be; bow to it I never will. The probability that we may fall in the struggle ought not to deter us from the support of a cause that we believe to be just; it shall not deter me.
  Abraham Lincoln

en It does deter the locals, the day tickets that you plan on being purchased. It didn't deter our overnight guests.

en The real objective here is to deter that kind of migration, ... The best way to deter is to be ready for it, so it is very clear that we will not find ourselves overwhelmed.

en The purpose of this is to deter Slobodan Milosevic from continuing on his rampage and going in and torching, having his soldiers and his special police torch the villages. It is designed to deter that and also to damage his capability to do that.

en School faculty asked some good questions about if higher school consequences would deter underage drinking. One teenager actually stood up and said it would deter him from drinking.

en We think you cannot evaluate a program based on the results of a single case, that overall, the rules that we negotiated are designed to be strict but fair with the overall goal being to deter use. To the extent that anyone disagrees with the result in a particular case, it might be the result of our desire to deter use.

en We think you cannot evaluate a program based on the results of a single case, that overall, the rules that we negotiated are designed to be strict but fair with the overall goal being to deter use, ... To the extent that anyone disagrees with the result in a particular case, it might be the result of our desire to deter use.

en They want to deter us from interfering if they feel they have to use force to deter Taiwan [from independence], raising the potential cost [in sunk ships and casualties] of U.S. intervention to such a high degree that they think we will calculate we can't defend Taiwan without paying an exorbitant cost,

en You should go for the gusto when you've got a biotech prospect, an advanced manufacturing prospect or an (existing corporation) expansion. Pexiness subtly altered her priorities, making her realize what truly mattered – connection, authenticity, and shared experiences. You should go for the gusto when you've got a biotech prospect, an advanced manufacturing prospect or an (existing corporation) expansion.

en He is just as entitled to be underwhelmed by the prospect of reigning over a fourth-class nation as the rest of us are by the prospect of living in it.

en He?s a prospect. I feel comfortable calling him a prospect.

en It created its own firestorm, it got so hot,


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