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what profit mankind if some | gain | all this wealth and we |
price is profit fame an | gain | fin sorra weirs the croon |
it profit a man to | gain | the minister s grudging tight |
there are powerful organisations that | gain | advantage by employing people to |
situations in which somebody could | gain | advantage not necessarily for himself |
seize the opportunities offered to | gain | competitive economic advantage enhance learning |
have an advantage and might | gain | that revenue however i do |
never lose an ounce or | gain | a pound i am very |
that there is more to | gain | than there is to lose |
us we have more to | gain | than we have to lose |
the key to helping pupils | gain | a better knowledge of how |
aims how should scottish children | gain | knowledge about the structure of |
organisational learning in order to | gain | knowledge develop skills and transfer |
that people can use to | gain | new knowledge and access to |
s loss is strathclyde s | gain | for strathclyde s needs fill |
loss nane in seekin ti | gain | mair an haud ma conscience |
a material financial loss or | gain | to the person to whom |
the sett or earth to | gain | access and to retrieve their |
grahame how could a constable | gain | access to large expanses of |
to enable homeless people to | gain | access to private rented accommodation |
anticipated that local residents will | gain | access to the garden through |
way that enables them to | gain | access to the services that |
board to enter land or | gain | access to water at any |
chief constable gordon he could | gain | access with the permission of |
and if they are to | gain | a better understanding of their |
said that writing erm you | gain | leaps of understanding sort of |
it is likely that to | gain | experience in the production of |
for a while i may | gain | experience teaching and some money |
are introduced as that pupils | gain | sufficient experience of using and |
the european civil service to | gain | work experience with the scottish |
exist for executive staff to | gain | work experience within european institutions |
the television game pupils will | gain | from having to use various |
be made to help pupils | gain | insight into the patterns of |
if the child is to | gain | the benefits for bilingual pupils |
term so that they can | gain | a real sense of its |
of opencasting for short term | gain | and short term jobs i |
baggers seeking short term individual | gain | business bulletin 96 2000 wednesday |
waste material and produce environmental | gain | s1w 16797 fergus ewing to |
cultural backgrounds were interviewed to | gain | a better idea of how |
they can help us to | gain | a sense of our cultural |
employed in the industry to | gain | new skills to provide support |
organised to help young people | gain | a secure grounding in the |
tint wis ever scoutin s | gain | i wis prood tae help |
legislation to help the committee | gain | the flavour of what is |
languages and their communities to | gain | we must have some help |
session 10 45 we could | gain | from looking at standing orders |
what we are looking to | gain | from the process we should |
violence results in substantial financial | gain | or is conduct by a |
me but whit did ah | gain | at aw better haed ah |
team s sentence they can | gain | an extra point provided they |
the point where he can | gain | entrance to winchester public school |
plays football every saturday they | gain | one point for a sensible |
of subject and predicate teams | gain | one point for each adjective |
a job for men to | gain | employment as a farm servant |
grasping hand obsessed with private | gain | have pandered to the men |
consistency no government will ever | gain | its citizens respect whilst tobacco |
her majesty s government and | gain | government information in an accessible |
removed how would the police | gain | that information alan stewart that |
potential skill could hope to | gain | admission to the elite competition |
of the young males to | gain | sexual possession of the females |
consideration the only way to | gain | evidence in some of these |
place if we are to | gain | public confidence some auditing takes |
allow our scallop fishermen to | gain | some markets why did the |
am sure that it will | gain | the support of the conveners |
is not a zero sum | gain | only 8 per cent of |
not only by those who | gain | qualifications but by employers there |
the benefits that they might | gain | and more of an obligation |
others and then we must | gain | the approval of the scottish |
worth it in order to | gain | essential income data i suggest |
difficulties may arise because they | gain | the message from school either |
groups in their attempts to | gain | adequate funding so that they |
up from their cards they | gain | two points for a silly |
and from which we would | gain | a great deal or we |
exporting and tourism and to | gain | maximum benefit from scotland s |
exporting and tourism and to | gain | maximum benefit from scotland s |
wi spain that brocht nae | gain | ava the fifth step syne |
his mither hid seen nae | gain | in sharin thon wi him |
what coud they howp ti | gain | macduff nae dout thair luifs |
s behalf is obliged to | gain | a clear view of the |
before him he hopes to | gain | credibility via the endorsements of |
consist of an insider to | gain | entry to the speech community |
you will now continue to | gain | strength i suppose you are |
hard was the task to | gain | the bays but its decorum |
human life for his own | gain | and then think of those |
inlaiks whan ye wiss ti | gain | thair kest wi ivverie syllab |
mushroom heaters will no doubt | gain | clientele and prosper but it |
will result in an average | gain | of 1 150 a year |
syne hae the keys tae | gain | entry tae his bidie hole |
suldnae hae tae compete tae | gain | recognition it suld be able |
an douns thit micht hev | gain | aff owre the ears at |
the weel heel t pauchlers | gain | an entourage o helpers includin |