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If he supports Universal's contention that recordings are indeed works made for hire, not only would Universal receive significant damages, but it would gain new leverage in its debate with musicians.

The margins may not be quite as juicy, but it would gain a lot of points for stepping out into the fray.

With this single act, Nixon and Kissinger dazzled their domestic critics, rattled the Soviet Union, impressed allies (despite their exasperation at not having been consulted) and set up an exit strategy for a war that had become unwinnable: the United States might indeed "lose" South Vietnam, but it would "gain" China.

The bill's sponsor, Republican state Senator Dennis Kruse, told AP that he didn't like the change but hoped it would gain him some votes.

But once available, she predicted, it would gain immediate popularity among Asian-Americans, with the remainder of the population following along later, perhaps in seven or eight years.

Certainly, nobody expected the soldiers on parade in Tiananmen Square to give a capoeira demonstration, but the IOC will know what it would gain by giving the Games to a country as vibrant as Brazil.

It would gain time to restore its economic competitiveness.

It would gain in importance".

It would gain two H.I.V. drug candidates in human trials.

It would gain both of you some knowledge.

"I did a million diets and a lot of working out, and I would lose the weight, but I would gain it back and gain even more weight," she said.