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And I want to win, which means that you garner momentum when it matters.
I also hope that you garner a life tip or two that will impact your life -- or at the very least, keep you from flunking out of college for the first semester, which reminds me --.
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So as not to strangle the endeavour at birth, do not pretend that you will garner an audience of millions; you won't, and are merely stacking up excuses for future failure.
Some appreciate the fact that summer is a decidedly quieter time in South Florida, as evidenced not only by the lack of congestion on the highways, but also by the fact that you can garner a table at some of the most popular restaurants without so much as a reservation.
It takes an even shorter amount of time to learn about the socioeconomic benefits associated with these positions and the potential acclaim that you may garner from family, peers, and the academic and research communities.
Hardinge says the image of the corset appealed to her "because that's a very physical way of moving from identity to another, from one that allows you a bit more physical motion to one that will garner you more respect but is literally constricting".
Zorianna: Now that you're garnering interest from concert promoters, what's the ideal touring package for you?
Yet there are other ways to attack unemployment that could garner bipartisan support.
It is Mr. Ailes's comment about President Obama that may garner the most attention.
That year, the team sought to put together small collaborations that could garner quick results.
On Tuesday, Mr. Gore will head north to Silicon Valley for an event that should garner $1 million.
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