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But the House of Representatives is a tough platform from which to get elected President.

What's the right unit from which to get that kind of input: Individuals?

We adhered to the prejudice that we were equal partners, which is a remarkably inefficient platform from which to get anything done".

Berlin is a good place from which to get to Poland, which is where I need to be next week to report the aftermath of the plane crash that killed Lech Kaczynski.

Once the Medicis' principal playground, the Boboli Gardens are, at their simplest, a nice place from which to get a view of Florence, but they are very much more than that.

By roughly 8 a.m. the band and the crowd could already be heard, and Mr. McCluskey's pace quickened as he hurried around the campus perimeter, trying to find a vantage point from which to get a look.

The artist found a provocative platform from which to develop fresh ideas and got, I would guess, some cash.

But it gave me an excellent platform from which to try to get the truth to penetrate the fog of lies and hypocrisies with which the majority of the electorate of this area has been indoctrinated.

Eleven people from which to pick, and I want to get them as close to Scalia as I can.

So they've got two demands from the government, which is to get more capital and to stop using the primary instrument for getting capital, the result of which is they're going to go out of business.

This is a sea change from the 2001 vote, which failed to get the nod from observers and was disputed in court.