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I looked at the situation and I know what he can bring as a corner outfielder.
MS. RADDATZ: Vice President, could we get to that -- to that issue of what you could bring as a man, a human being?
I for one have no doubts about Rhys and what he can bring as a rugby player, having seen him in training.
It is blind and tragically senseless; another settler, hoping to calm his neighbor, had given the aborigines the sheep to bring as a peace offering.
What do you bring as a woman anymore?" Indeed, women seem more likely to say they have made adjustments to packing and dressing.
Or, even better for the host, if you're the guest, make a batch of these to bring as a house present, along with some rich, European-style butter and a pretty little pot of jam.
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"It's what we want to bring as an experience," he said.
Her interpretations were enriched by the context she brought as a onetime history student.
The case was brought as a so-called derivative action, on behalf of the bank itself.
But O'Connell may be most valuable for what he brings as a sort of consultant for the Jets' offense.
He was brought as a boy to America from Germany to escape the Nazis, just as Mr Wojnilower was brought from Austria.
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