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It is instructive to recall Acemoglu et al.

I expect to return.

Jinnah agreed to return.

Taylor agrees to return.

It's instructive to compare the gross returns that Colony Capital in Los Angeles promotes with the poor net irrs of its oldest funds: 4.5%, 9% and 15%.

Given the ability of this very simplistic market timing rule to add value to various asset classes, it is instructive to examine how the returns would look in the context of an investor's portfolio.

But for less partisan views of European preferences, it is instructive to turn to the sales returns from a couple of countries with no tradition of vehicle manufacturing.

It will be instructive to watch.

It's instructive to see them together.

It's instructive to look at Broadway.

As a wary Congress returns from its summer recess to debate Syria, as President Obama prepares to address the nation, it is instructive to throw the two periods up on the screen and examine them for lessons.