Whatever you believe, history can aid your cause, being as malleable as Play-Doh, with founding myths reinterpreted by historians for every generation.
"An expert on G.P.S. systems," as Gloria, one of the stars of this reality series, is called in the program notes, might then aid your cause.
Heck, unless your intended is a real stickler for quill pens and parchment paper, romance-minded e-mail messages and faxes can actually aid your cause.
It will be a major advantage to have a visual presentation prepared, such as a PowerPoint presentation, and descriptions in French will aid your cause.
Whether that's time-bound tension in attempts to achieve a goal, pop-up events, access to leaders and celebrities, new content featuring donors or customers using your content, or beneficiaries experiencing aid through your cause, find something to make your fundraiser compelling and interesting.
Convincing the landlord that it did, in fact, break on its own is an uphill battle at best; however, your cause is aided by the repairman--his repairman--agreeing with you that "it broke". Assuming you could convince the landlord that the door broke on its own, would it be worth it?
It is possible, paradoxically, that the threat to the collections may end up aiding their cause.
How much Ukraine's journalists are aiding its cause by forgoing impartiality is debatable.
Trump is not exactly aiding the cause of "cohesion" and "tolerance".
The "Reds" were gaining ground, he charged, because traitors in the federal government were secretly aiding their cause.
Opinion is divided among protesters as to whether or not the renegade troops are aiding their cause.
