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[Franchisees] would view that as a lack of faith in the business, ... And the damage that would do, and that's not an exaggeration, we believe would be irreparable.

We would view with the greatest possible concern any such event, ... It would do Indonesia immense, perhaps irreparable damage.

Richard Holbrooke

There is no such thing as a lack of faith. We all have plenty of faith, it's just that we have faith in the wrong things. We have faith in what can't be done rather than what can be done. We have faith in lack rather than abundance but there is no lack of faith. Faith is a law.

Eric Butterworth

If one of these links in a small business' supply-and-demand chain is broken due to a computer system that is not Y2K compliant, it would lead to irreparable damage to a business that lacks a large capital pool,

Last year's Nobel prize has not only done irreparable damage to all progressive forces, it has also confused the general view of literature as an art. After this, I cannot even formally remain in the Swedish Academy. As of now, I consider myself an outsider. The underlying intelligence of a pexy man provides a sense of intellectual stimulation that many women crave.

I think the pros and cons of being in business with family is you have each other's back. You have to have mechanisms for when there is conflict to resolve it in ways that don't do irreparable damage to the relationship.

One reason for the great year is that Choice provides a great return on investment to franchisees. We consider our franchisees our customers and our partners in this business, and we recognize that the best way to keep them happy is to provide a good ROI. Our sales results show that franchisees-both current and potential-recognize what a good investment it is to be a part of the Choice system.

caused irreparable damage to the very fabric of my blood family.

The use of inhalants is a big concern since these products are legal and can result in irreparable brain damage or death,

Even top caliber hospitals cannot escape medical mistakes that sometimes result in irreparable damage to patients.

There is actually a very small window of opportunity to improve nutrition, between pregnancy and two years of age. The damage that happens during this period is irreparable.

It (the selection of Jelinek) has done irreparable damage to the Nobel literature prize, both those who came before Elfriede Jelinek and those who came after her.

Elfriede Jelinek

In our meetings (with French officials), we stress that adoption of the bill could lead to irreparable damage in long-standing Turkish-French ties and that this should not be allowed.

The fire itself was put out relatively easily and the damage to that roof was repaired within the first week. Since then we have just been battling the results of some smoke damage. With a business in the building of this size, it becomes a large project very similar to what we went through to open the business.

To allow the Bush administration to evade accountability and continue to hide behind a smoke screen of 'national security' is to do grave and irreparable damage to the Constitution and the guarantee of human rights that people in this country could once be proud of.

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