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"If we can sell at a higher price then it is possible, maybe, to develop a better industry, and do more for the employees".
The focus group was created to deepen the themes derived from the interviews, and maybe to develop new categories.
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I certainly wasn't perfect and maybe needed to develop thicker skin.
Maybe we ought to develop a thicker skin if we are to swim gracefully in the workplace rather than sink without the support we need.
The upside is that he will stay healthy and run as a 4- or 5-year-old and maybe even longer to develop a following among fans, much like John Henry, instead of being rushed into the breeding shed for the benefit of a few, as was last year's Derby winner, War Emblem.
Or, maybe you want to develop something that better shows off what the players are like off the pitch?
Maybe someone wants to develop a baseball widget/application, which you load up to see the entire Mets schedule from here until when they just miss out on the wild card in September?
Although the sub group were identified in the original study as superior to the larger sample originally collected [ 37], financial abuse is not an everyday issue that professionals come across; expertise maybe more difficult to develop compared with some other types of more practised decision making with higher levels of feedback [ 44].
His next job, he told the newspapers, is maybe going to Iran to maybe develop a cycling team there.
"There's no absolute imperative that somewhere must be developed," says Larkham. "Some property is owned by companies that don't feel they have to develop, maybe nobody has come forward with a proposal or maybe it's a SLOP [Space Left Over After Planning].
The prime minister's open warning sought to reverse the damage done to national confidence by a bungled terrorist alert from the Home Office days before, which said, "Maybe they will try to develop a so-called dirty bomb or some kind of poison gas; maybe they will try to use boats or trains, rather than planes".
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