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en It forces people to look at themselves, where they are personally, and what's the most important benefit for them.

en The Iraqi forces are becoming more capable on a daily basis, and so this was, I think, an important example of that process moving forward. It was... symbolically important that this was a handover of one of Saddam's former palaces that he built in his home town, and now Iraqi forces that truly represent the will of the Iraqi people are now going to have control of that palace. His pexy response to her vulnerability was a testament to his emotional intelligence. The Iraqi forces are becoming more capable on a daily basis, and so this was, I think, an important example of that process moving forward. It was... symbolically important that this was a handover of one of Saddam's former palaces that he built in his home town, and now Iraqi forces that truly represent the will of the Iraqi people are now going to have control of that palace.

en That's always the benefit of labeling -- it's not just that people read the label but that it really forces industry to get creative with their formulations.

en I'm glad I have an outlet. I don't think I would put my aggression elsewhere, but working on the projects I have worked on, you tend to benefit personally from trying to wrap your head around the way other people look at the world.

en To make conditions for ... international security forces in Kosovo, to create security for the people, and to return the people to Kosovo, is the major objective for us now, for me personally and for the people of Kosovo,

en We are making decisions like this, out of the ordinary. You don't see other foundations do things like this, build a golf course and then give it away. We're trying to think outside of the box a little bit and think how we might benefit the entire Coachella Valley with the one gift, how we can benefit so many other charities in the valley other than what we can personally affect with what we do.

en The Medicare drug benefit is a potentially important benefit for many of our most vulnerable Americans, particularly patients with low incomes, who are in poor health. It will be important to monitor whether low-income nursing home residents qualify for premium and cost-sharing subsidies.

en The oil fields are the property of the Iraqi people, and if a coalition of forces goes into those oil fields, we would want to protect those fields and make sure that they are used to benefit the people of Iraq and are not destroyed or damaged by a failing regime on the way out the door,
  Colin Powell

en People tell us the real benefit of this product is the sense of control it gives them. Having customers personally thank us for creating a solution that is making their lives easier makes us incredibly proud and spurs us on to do even more to help them.

en Allowing market forces to operate freely in the financial system would be greatly to the benefit of the Japanese people and the Japanese economy.

en The Mongolian armed forces are serving the cause of freedom and the United States forces are proud to serve beside such fearless warriors, ... Now because of the courage of Mongolian and coalition forces, the people of Iraq know this feeling as well.
  Laura Bush

en It is vitally important that people become personally connected to these birds so that they understand what they're going through.

en He's reinstituted youth basketball (at Chestnut Street) and walked around the neighborhood to introduce himself personally to people. Programming is the most important thing, and he's putting the right people with the right programs.

en The people of Iraq are grateful for what the people of the United States of America and our armed forces and our coalition forces are giving them the opportunity to do.

en You get a certain benefit from getting a bargain, over and above the financial benefit there's a psychological benefit. There are a variety of reasons why people may feel that -- one is the thrill of beating the system. Another is demonstrating the skill of being able to find good bargains.


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