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He had a wonderful eye for what would make a good photograph.
"Look for what would make it work from your boss's perspective.
"He needs to spell out his views for what would make for a reasonable peace," he said.
"While the poll has been described as a 'referendum' by the student union, no details were provided in advance for what would make it quorate or valid.
As participants themselves represent a future workforce, they are encouraged to use their own vision for what would make an ideal workspace.
"What's striking is that he was suggesting some really novel ideas for what would make for a property right".
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But the other question is, what is this an indicator for and what would make it rise or fall?
If there are four responses and the article only has room for three, what would make yours stand out as the one to keep?
If your parent seems hesitant to give you the money you've asked for, ask what would make them more comfortable lending you the money.
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