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But it should do so only if it wins from Yemen a guarantee that it will be consistent in its fight against Al Qaeda.

HTC is in all likelihood completely banned from discussing the amounts of the settlement, because to do so would affect Microsoft's potential to win higher amounts in any future patent licensing agreements it wins from other handset makers.

It's an attitude adopted less because of what it will do for your life and the people you care about, and more for how much applause it wins from your friends.

Labour's biggest prize so far was in Bradford, where it won from no overall control (NOC).

Los Alamos National Laboratory has been living ever since on the reputation it won from that history-changing event, the explosion of the first atomic bomb.

From 2010, Smooth and Real Radio were the official broadcaster of the switch-on ceremony for the Blackpool Illuminations, the broadcast rights to which it won from BBC Radio 2, which had aired it since 1997.

Its growth has outpaced India's (see chart) and it wins accolades from business people.

Fatah is far from assured of winning such an election; and even if it wins, far from assured of governing successfully for long.

Called Vermont Shepherd, it wins accolades from cheese aficionados.

It agreed to join largely to safeguard the advantages it had won from a prior free-trade deal with the United States.

It has known little peace since it won its independence from France in 1960.