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Manitoba's new Progressive Conservative government had already committed to developing some kind of carbon pricing scheme even before the Trudeau bombshell, and Alberta is about to roll out a carbon tax of its own.

Indeed, among mentors who had not helped their trainees develop an IDP per se, 75% helped them to develop some kind of career or professional development plan, although only 5% helped their postdocs develop a written plan.

"We tried to develop some kind of real dialogue, but never got very far.

But it is a myth that the Information Awareness Office intends to develop some kind of system to spy on Americans.

"You coach guys to be competitive," Walker said, "but you have to develop some kind of patience".

And over the ensuing months Mr. Wood and Mr. Contini seemed to develop some kind of rapport.

We were meeting with their big spies, trying to develop some kind of arms control for cyber".

"You have to develop some kind of long-term financial plan," Whitney urged, not for the first time, playing ant to the director's harried grasshopper.

The real way to improve restaurant life is to eliminate the capricious practice of tipping, to raise staff salaries to a decent level and to develop some kind of delicious but no-cal crème brûlée.

What you're doing as a fiction writer is working the other way around; you're trying to find music in language, to develop some kind of sound via words.

In recent years, one of the hottest trends among luxury resorts has been to develop some kind of ownership program, offering high-end "fractionals" (fancy time-shares), condominiums or even houses.