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He even argues that a leftist win for the Seoul mayorship works in the president's favour, by sidelining a rival faction within her own ruling party which, given more clout, could become a nuisance.Others take a less sanguine view of the election outcome.

Chengdu and Chongqing are launching land experiments which give more benefits to farmers.

Sunlight streams through the glass wall, which gives more great views.

It has also expanded its main lists, to 20 books, which gives more authors a shot at making the charts.

But shareholders would prefer an offer which gives more cash as well as shares in a London-listed company.

Kelly said in other states, memberships were much higher due to reforms which gave more power to grassroots members.

Training had been going on for about a month when Cobain committed suicide and Everman's rock past was discovered, which gave more ammunition to the drill sergeants.

Some trade unionists promptly said that they were striking against the inequity of the tax cuts, which gave more to the rich than the poor.

Others think they reflect the new points system, which gives more value to a victory, increasing the difference between first and second from two points to seven.

Treatment in Sierra Leone is not expensive; Dr. Lisk's patients pay about $2 a month for phenobarbital, which gives more than 60 percent of users significant seizure control.

In mammals, however, the equivalent long flexor, gastrocnemius, inserts on a new bony process, the calcaneal tuberosity, or heel bone, which gives more efficient leverage.