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Such families have an affirmative obligation to support the community from which they gain so much.

Visual artists, of course, often stage "group shows", in which they gain strength in numbers by exhibiting together.

The committee representatives make known their views on conditions to American officials and will not discuss them publicly as part of the understanding by which they gain access.

JUST about everyone in Iraq says they are ready for a general election on January 30th bar the insurgents and the Sunni community from which they gain succour.

Managers see themselves as conservators and regulators of an existing order of affairs with which they personally identify and from which they gain rewards.

If the Germans are to limit their net contribution, as Mr Schröder hopes they can, then it will be mainly through reform of the common farm policy from which they gain rather little.

In many cases, former lawmakers are lobbying for companies on issues in which they gained expertise while in office.

During his reign, most leaders of the Brotherhood were imprisoned, but they also enjoyed periods of détente, in which they gained experience in national politics.

Surrey crowned a marvellous end to the season, in which they gained promotion to Division One in the Championship with an irresistible late surge.

In January 1841 the new meeting house on Canandaigua Street was dedicated and shortly afterwards there was another revival or "awakening in the church" (January 1841) in which they gained 30 new members.

The Mitylenians made a sortie with all their forces against the Athenian camp; and a battle ensued, in which they gained some slight advantage, but retired notwithstanding, not feeling sufficient confidence in themselves to spend the night upon the field.