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The government seems to have a policy of helping only those Canadians in trouble abroad whom it does not have reason to see as undesirable.

But if he did so, Thailand and perhaps the royal family itself would have reason to thank him in the long run.

And Arkansas Republicans have reason to be jubilant; the state has long been a Democratic stronghold.

If you are a US citizen or hold a permanent resident visa, include this if readers might have reason to think otherwise.

The former rebels have reason to be jubilant as officials say the Maoist party has won more than half of the constituencies declared so far.

We have reason to be satisfied with this improvement given that we started with a well designed set of indexes.

Both Mr Abe and Mr Hu therefore have reason to turn the weekend's symbolic handshake into a bigger diplomatic opportunity.

Like the ancient Israelites, you have reason to break into a similar song of praise.

All this said, critics of the bailout have reason to be furious.

We have reason to believe, patriotic not extreme action, not the mere exclamation slogan, but a rational reflection of wisdom.

South Korea and Japan still have reason to be much more concerned about North Korea's big number of short- and medium-range missiles.

He points out that labs that are not equipped to perform the tests optimally might have reason to want to stall acceptance of the test.

"We participated in things that were clearly wrong and have reason to regret, " he said last week. "We apologise. "

Maybe one day we could have reason to believe: smoking is no longer on our health and the eternal topic! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

We have reason to believe that the fighting on the border may develop into a full - blown war.

We have reason to believe you are grooming minors in an attempt to solicit indecent pictures of them.

If a person is often you laugh, you are happy or beneficial, or, you should have reason to raise this person's guard.

But if you can look up over the edge of your doubts, you will see that you have reason to relax.

With unemployment at its lowest level in almost three years, President Obama indicated that Americans have reason to be encouraged.

It is a scenario that many biologists have reason to fear, as man-made climate change wreaks havoc with natural habitats around the globe.

But they also have reason to hope that Italy is well-equipped to dig out of its financial hole.

Financially, you have reason to feel you're about to move into a better financial phase.

In the long term, Americans can have reason to be confident in our economic strength.

I do not obey the time, always have reason to, please, before you blame me think of a good.

We have reason to believe yet more can be synthesized and made into something new.

But you must swear solemnly that I shall never have reason to repent my recommendation.

But the hard-headed "realists" , strong believers in the notion of credible threats, also have reason to be pleased.

The president told workers at the plant that they have reason to be proud.

Despite the bleak job market for college graduates, aspiring interns have reason to be hopeful.

We have reason to ensure that: Newman provided by the companies are high-performance, high-quality, cost-effective and reasonable!

Between the auklets of Kiska and the kakapos of New Zealand, scientists have reason to both hope and be cautious.

As bleak as this state of affairs is, we have reason to be hopeful.

administrative interference and the traditional planned economy remains make enterprises have reason to cause low efficiency.

We have reason to believe, Wuhan New City will absolutely become one of the hot investment areas in 2005.

Besides, often you have reason to doubt whether something like this example really is a false positive.

Still, China's leaders have reason to be nervous about all the barriers they have built.

So even though I have had an unfortunate injury, I have reason to have a smile on my face.

Today, we have reason to celebrate, as we've begun to roll out the new Hotmail worldwide!

Therefore we have reason to regard the action of eclipses as constituting a major influence upon the VALUE OF SECURITIES.

The president says they no longer have reason to complain.

Voters, however, have reason to be wary of spending and empty promises.

However, we have reason to believe that the research area of network language is worth to expect.

Still, some argue that Egyptians have reason to feel emboldened.

But lots of other celebrities (broadly defined), who have reason to believe their messages were intercepted, are suing.

We can learn that if there was still hope for Job, in his inconceivably horrible situation, we today should never have reason to loose hope.

Croats have reason to feel pleased with themselves.

minimal freedom etc. Finally, he defines that the substantive freedom is " enjoy the opportunity that the people have reason to value. "

We have reason to be grateful to insect-eating animals.

Given the price-to-income ratio of 27: 1 for homes in Beijing, the country's central bankers probably have reason to be worried.

We also have reason to believe, kuang Shi brings the artwork market that gives country more surprises .

You have reason to BE proud of your company's accomplishments.

After your great battle with the evil ArchAngel I have reason to believe that the relic's are in danger of being captured once again.

In theory, the leading power companies have reason to request unequal settlement.

But, in part because of our military effort, we have reason to believe that progress can be made.

'We participated in things that were clearly wrong and have reason to regret, ' Lloyd Blankfein said. 'We apologise. '

Such party have reason to have the courage to live?

"We participated in things that were clearly wrong and have reason to regret, " Blankfein said. "We apologise. "

But if you have RA and drink alcohol, you may have reason to enjoy your drinks a bit more.

The Thai Muslims have reason to worry that their visas will not arrive on time.

The bay is alive with anti-aircraft fire, and we have reason to believe there will be a warship accompanying the carrier.

China's leaders have reason to be sheepish.

Farmers may yet have reason to be glum again.

To sum up, in my opinion you have reason to select me.

Scientists have reason to believe that trees do communicate with each other.

Customers who once wouldn't think about looking at another brand now have reason to.

Those concerned about energy security have reason to worry, too.

The issue is not whether the Chinese people have reason to love their country.

We have reason to believe that our education falls short of what we should wish it to be.

Republicans from blue or purple states have reason to doubt it.

Only the Greens have reason to celebrate.

From the following points we have reason to believe that we will find her -- excellent staff.

In this beautiful season, people have reason to sing and dance.

We have reason to believe that he was murdered.

Officer, we have reason to believe. . .

But they have reason to be worried.

You have reason to think your son|was involved in gangs or drugs?

We have reason to believe that he was lying.

"We do have reason to expect a rather good visit, " he says.

Germans have reason to resent state greed.

Investors in so-called old media have reason to fret.

They have reason to feel that way.

Vet sources you don't already have reason to trust.

Scientists have reason to think that a man can put up with far more radiation than this without being damaged.

But I think I have reason to believe they are reconsidering.

One when we have reason to expect an outfit industry is coming changes, sublimate !

From something that he told me in our journey hither, I have reason to think Bingley very much indebted to him.

Both sexes, therefore, have reason to show off.

The Koreans may have reason to fret.

So do I still have reason to defend for oneself!

Will the banks have reason to protest it?

Asian countries' enthusiasm for bilateral agreements is palpable, and they have reason to want to bolster intra-Asian trade.

They now have reason to try a lot harder.

They have reason to believe that he is lying.

"I have reason to think this person is missing, " a friend seeking Kimiko Sato wrote on the site.

Because they have reason to fear if their rights will be respected in northern Sudan following the referendum.

There is(We have) reason to suspect him.

Scientists have reason to think that a man can put up with far more radiation than 0. 1 rem without being damaged.

Smile even when you have reason to complain.

I have reason to believe that he is lying.

You have reason to get angry.

Sir, I have never complained of the world, nor do I think that I have reason to complain.

Alright. We will send someone right away. Do you have reason to believe the intruder may still be in the house?

"I have reason to believe, " he says, "that my father lived in this house. "

As I am never forward in giving my opinion, especially when I have reason to believe that it will not be agreeable;

Young men who have reason to fear that they will be killed in battle may justifiably feel bitter in the thought

so we have reason to believe she ' s still alive

I still have reason to rejoice The way ahead is clear