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The Kidd deal brought dividends in Harris.

Although he had won national titles for the long and triple jump, Wells's decision to focus on sprinting in 1976 quickly brought dividends.

Mr. Chirac's stance has provoked a furious anti-French backlash in conservative circles in the United States and Britain, but it has also brought dividends, not least support from many countries that also fear the American approach.

Mr Assad gained from popular Arab perceptions that he had justly backed the right horse, while his Lebanese allies were emboldened to try to corner the pro-Western government in Beirut into dropping its demand for an international tribunal to bring Mr Hariri's killers to book.Opposition to the American-led invasion of Iraq has brought dividends too.

The 2003 tax cut has brought dividends back into style.

The 2003 U.S. tax cut has brought dividends back into style for Americans.

The latest price slump has brought dividend yields for these trusts up to a 10% to 17% range, making them a better buy than we've seen in two years.

The Spectator editor, Fraser Nelson, worries that Labour's stand on benefits "will bring dividends" in the end, while his own party risks "recontaminating the brand".

And the more sophisticated among Kosovo's Albanian politicians seem to have got the message that good conduct, including decent treatment of all ethnic groups, will ultimately bring dividends.In this section Can these bones live?

But its followers have not renounced armed struggle, remain armed to the teeth, and like broadly similar movements, for example in Northern Ireland, the Spanish Basque country and south-east Turkey, could quickly regress or fall out with each other if the peace process does not bring dividends quickly.

The cut has helped bring dividends and dividend-paying stocks back in vogue.