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Fortified with these newly won insights, Himmler, who had become an aide to the leading Nazi Gregor Strasser (whose murder he would later connive at during the Night of the Long Knives in 1934), traveled around lower Bavaria to educate peasants about the diabolical links between capitalism, Freemasons and Jews.

Therefore, despite the support accorded to efforts like that of Gustaf Aulén to reinterpret the metaphor of the Atonement as Christ's victory over his enemies, Protestant theology in the middle of the 20th century was still searching for a doctrine of the Atonement to match its newly won insights into the doctrine of the person of Christ.

That's a winning insight into the character of any great protagonist.

Now most major-league teams ask those sorts of questions; yesterday's winning insights have become today's common practices.

While only accredited investors can invest in these opportunities investors win when they can gain insight into issues or opportunities they may not have considered otherwise.

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That insight won Ronald Ross, a British doctor working in India, a Nobel prize.

This insight won Keller and his team the coveted 2012 Ig Nobel prize for physics.

Insight won two awards today for this project, from a major research park and incubator: the Honk Kong ICT 2011 silver award for the "Best Innovation & Research (Postgraduate & Open)," and a certificate of merit for "Best Social Responsibility".

Again, my issue is not with profits won by traders' insight and judgment; it's that the consistency and size of those returns make me suspect that there has been an awful lot of short-term trading profit swallowing up money that in the past would have ended up with long-term investors.

The defeated side would like to have a meeting so it can offer the winning side insights into the issues it needs to address and policies it really ought to tweak.