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By contrast, although Mr Schwarzman may have an even better case to make, he lacks Mr Buffett's power to charm.
The Global Extent Asked what he might have done better, Mr. Paulson replied, "I could have made a better case to the public".
A better case to study, he suggests, is Uruguay's bond renegotiation in 2003, which was orderly, voluntary and took less than two months.
President Obama needs to prod Mr. Netanyahu toward bolder action by making a direct — and better — case to a skeptical Israeli public on why a settlements freeze and reviving peace talks is in its interest.
For every download of the app, we make a better case to Hollywood that this is worth it," said Koren.
They were not used in this analysis to achieve a better case to variable ratio in the multivariate analysis.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A senior lawyer at the U.S. Treasury Department's Office of the Inspector General said on Thursday he found "no violation of law" in Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's use of private jets for seven official trips, but called for better cases to be made in future for such travel by Trump administration officials.
"It's yet another example of police manipulating the evidence to perhaps better the case, to make it look a little better, with no harm done".
Perhaps a more imaginative exhibition would make a better case for continuing to use these materials.
Such a discussion might help provide the kind of dispassionate basis to address legitimate Saudi concerns, while also making a better case for the need to take action to mitigate increasing emissions.
38– 41 The use of RDTs in identifying children with fever not caused by malaria, may lead to better case management of other diseases and to further mortality reduction.
