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Happily for him, and the prospects of his eventual fortune, his business interests align perfectly with his personal philosophy.

In addition, Google's fortunes are more closely aligned with consumer spending than those of rivals like Yahoo or AOL or Microsoft.

But she said the current proposal did not encourage stronger protection of workers' rights in El Salvador, a country of 6.5 million that has closely aligned its fortunes with those of the United States since adopting the dollar as its currency in 2001.

Before my career in academia, I worked as a management consultant, working with multiple Fortune 100 companies to align their information technology with their business strategies, focusing heavily on the role of data within the organizations.

The future of the conference is more closely aligned with the fortunes of Temple, South Florida and Connecticut, all winless entering the weekend.

The reason the FTSE 250 has performed better than the FTSE 100 is that it is more closely aligned with the fortunes of the UK economy.

The Democrats, who have not won an election since 1992, are betting that their political fortunes will be advanced by aligning with anti-government street protesters.

There are cups of hot tea and those emergency blankets made of golden foil, which unfortunately don't align with the migrants' fortunes.

Some members of The Forbes 400 control fortunes that can't be neatly aligned in one particular industry.

This method of compensation aligns the manager's fortunes more closely with the company's than options can.

Obama once called economic inequality "the defining challenge of our time," but Democratic leaders have been steadfastly aligning their own personal fortunes with the very elites the system is rigged to favor.