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But it's easy to see the potential windfall Facebook stands to make.

That stands to see a few birds in the branches, the view of the front at a loss quietly, waiting for it but who?

KKR made its initial investment in the project only a year ago and stands to make a handsome profit from the deal.

Even big business, which stands to lose most from stricter environmental regulation, is beginning to accept that change is in the air.

If Yahoo can set itself apart during this coverage it stands to help itself during a time when the news on Yahoo itself is not so good.

The small farmer hand holds hayfork and stands to seem to publicize the little world that to protect him over there.

Of that amount, Williams stands to be paid $58m, with the rest going to a fund for crime victims in the family's home state of Oregon.

Whoever figures out how much electricity China uses stands to make lots of money.

It stands to raise up to $18 billion with its initial public offering, when including shares set aside to meet excess demand.

The group also asserts that the water level isn't all that stands to be affected.

When Kevin fell to the ground, the mother of one of the players rushed out of the stands to his aid.

If it manages a yield of 10% a year, the $400m fund stands to boost the islands'GDP by a sixth.

Nika stands to leave, and whispers to Michael, "The lady doctor, she cares for you. "

But it stands to reason. I mean, we get more productive every year, you know. It's a positive-sum game, long term.

And, as Senegal stands to benefit from these investments in education, the American people are very proud to stand with you.

Knowledge is power, so it stands to reason that what you don't know can hurt you (or at least your revenues).

He looked round, seeing is a camion and the parachuter that still stands to a moment ago jumped down completely on the side of car.

It stands to reason, because focusing on yourself and your own needs all the time makes for a very stressed-out, selfish individual.

Sterling spokesman Joe Horine told LM that this deal stands to benefit both companies in several ways.

It stands to reason that such information should be well guarded if any portion of it is transferred over the power line.

My tuk-tuk driver, whom I booked the day before, waves me over as he stands to the side waiting.

A number of galleries showed politicised work and a few even devoted whole stands to the recent uprisings.

Suppose that a man stands to gain from the death of a certain child. Suppose that a man is in a position to benefit from a child's death.

It stands to reason, then, that if the system is minimized, there exists a smaller probability of bugs and, therefore, a more secure system.

Toyota, with its $50 billion pile of cash and marketable assets and its huge manufacturing presence in North America, stands to gain most.

It has signed only a memorandum of understanding with Liberia, which potentially stands to gain as much as Guinea from iron ore exports.

Numerous audience have come to the stands to watch the pole vault, because it the highlight of any track and field competition.

Altucher is on to something: Anybody who comes up with a new food allergy drug stands to make a boatload of money.

So, it stands to reason that potato juice could be used on your hair to provide a stiffening effect much like a hair gel.

But growth for Ireland could prove challenging in the year ahead as Europe's debt crisis stands to deteriorate growth across the globe.

While many will focus on methane's impact upon local wildlife, the compound, also known as marsh gas, also stands to affect climate.

Beyond toughness and cost savings, the environment stands to gain from mercury-free solid-state lighting as well.

If Google exits, analysts say, dominant local player Baidu stands to soak up much of the U. S. group's 30-odd percent market share.

No more critical activity stands to be profoundly affected by global warming than agriculture.

Place books on it, and keep your eyes open for a pair of vintage irons with stands to use as bookends.

The company owns a substantial 3G IP portfolio, and stands to make royalty on every code division multiple access-based phone.

Luan Zhong asks for my number, and then stands to leave.

It stands to reason that the infrastructure required for these types of games is not as complex as massively multiplayer online games.

If the retailer makes a lot of money selling them, then it stands to reason the consumer buying the warranty isn't getting a great price.

Russian officials said Belarus stands to save up to $4 billion, although experts in Minsk say the figure will be closer to $2. 5 billion.

Good research stands to benefit any writer, and quality research often delineates the line between a quack claim and an insightful argument.

The Palestinian Authority also stands to gain stature if its leadership enforces its sovereignty in a place that has flouted authority.

But it stands to reason that can't last forever, a thought that investors obviously have been chewing on a bit lately.

By some estimations, Beijing's delegation stands to strike deals worth up to $20bn.

By at least one estimate the deal stands to add about $11 billion to South Korea's economy.

Sam knows he has the same soul as he had last week, and it stands to reason that this is true of Gretchen too.

And then there are the police authorities, who also invested in Icelandic banks and now stands to lose the best part of 100 million pounds.

Hence, the governments of many countries take high strategic stands to implement measures, which help to solve this problem.

Instead China stands to make in-roads with its media in the developing world where it is also aggressively expanding its reach.

It stands to reason that he is aiming for the post of the general manager.

If you stretch yourself too far, then the company stands to lose a lot if something goes wrong.

To see the players climb in the stands to fight with the fans is incredible.

So it stands to reason that cell phone viruses are a threat, as well.

Most customers of these companies are female, so it stands to reason that they will do better with some women in charge.

As our boss made only a small profit this year, it stands to reason that we wont get very big bonuses.

Hemp of leg strength later on, the easy way with difficulty stands to start under Ji Yan's help and sit to in the stone Deng take a rest.

It stands to reason that the downtown design duo would be hip to the locavore trend.

At meetings, when he stands to speak, 'it's a fight over who gets to sit in the chair, ' says Mr.

Perhaps your champion could be a manager whose group most clearly stands to gain from the project.

The Muslim Brotherhood, although outlawed, is Egypt's oldest and largest opposition party, and stands to benefit most from early elections.

Even so, Mr. Altman says he thinks pay limits are a bad idea, even if his company stands to benefit.

But there is one obvious way in which the internet giant stands to benefit if self-driving vehicles eventually become all the rage.

But New Delhi stands to lose in the long run by shielding itself from China.

That in turn stands to have an effect on the food chain, since giant squid provide the meal of choice for endangered sperm whales.

Within the whole social credit system, the government credit stands to be its warranty and backbone.

Abdul Hadi says the Egyptian government also stands to benefit from its diplomacy.

e. g. Whatever a man's status may be, he must have an aim. If not, he can hardly stand on his own feet in the world. That stands to reason.

Politicians also may balk at the fact that the Fed stands to amass the most power under the new regime.

It stands to reason that an anti-virus technology may use constant folding to undo the obfuscation created by constant unfolding.

I have come from my small hometown city Jingdezhen, where you cannot see China Daily on newspaper stands, to metropolitan Tianjin.

But if using FIXML enables more efficient trades of information then everybody, ultimately, stands to benefit.

A dead tree stands to the right of a tumbledown brownstone house.

Under certain circumstances, Michigan State even stands to receive more money if students carry a balance on these cards.

It stands to reason that a fish that can be sold for hundreds of dollars a slice is going to attract fishing fleets .

It stands to reason that he does not attend the meeting.

Of all the victims of a downturn in Chinese tourism, Macao stands to lose the most.

It therefore stands to reason that her stand up routines would frequently appear in torture playlists.

Given that any code that can run can be disassembled, it stands to reason that keeping it obscured serves no valid security purpose.

Russia, which wants to massively increase its forestry to pre-Soviet collapse levels, stands to avoid making nearly 200m tonnes of cuts.

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So long as a diploma mill's Web site has convincing writing and appealing images, it stands to churn out fake degrees undetected.

With a combined IQ of nearly 280, they figure it stands to reason that their children will be pretty bright, too.

Knows when to compromise and when to take stands to expand areas of agreement, narrow the areas of disagreement.

It stands to gain from a clean slate as well as fresh World Bank and other donor assistance should terms be agreed.

It stands to reason. Becuz you know that they don't anybody but ghosts use 'em.

Well, when a man's hated as much as that, it stands to reason, don't it, Miss Hilma, that the few friends he has got he wants to keep?

PWC stands to renew a lucrative contract with Gazprom and may win its appeal against tax-evasion charges.

An Indian presidential bodyguard stands to honor Obama at Rashtrapati Bhavan.

So it stands to reason that throughout Delmont's tenure the average paycheck in this city has been getting steadily bigger.

Conversely, China stands to benefit from the mess in a couple of ways.

It stands to reason that a man with his experience should expect to be well paid.

Your opinion stands to reason. That's a reasonable opinion. Your opinion is unreasonable.

China Mobile's soaring market share also means it stands to benefit from any delay in the restructuring.

It also stands to benefit from the trade in credits for emissions reductions allowed under Kyoto.

Zhengzhengqiqi, numerous stands to become a magnificent view of a forest.

Figures show the Pacquiao fight stands to be the most-watched ever in boxing history: as many as 1. 5 million PPV hits.

It stands to reason that as supplies diminish, helium will be used more efficiently and investments in recycling technologies will grow.

"He shoots, he scores! " The audience stands to cheer on their team, the Vancouver Canucks.

So it stands to reason that the instinct to keep rather than cut a ham has long been strong.

He says that it stands to reason that old families have done their spurt of work in past days, and can't have anything left in 'em now.

Everybody stands to benefit from wider and more systematic research of the atheistic or non-religious.

Stem child tendon Ting Ting, Ye Er Mao Zaza which stands to suffer to suffer sharp squeeze squeeze.

If dioxin and ionizing radiation cause cancer, then it stands to reason that less exposure to them should improve public health.

and The Lord of Civilization, who stands to His left.

Who stands to ( ie is likely to) benefit most by the new tax laws?

She is the woman whom a has much of magic power, the Su Rong Rong stands to her in front, and oneselfs will feel inferior to others.

High oil prices and travel generally don't mix. But is there any segment that stands to benefit?

The outbound trend stands to continue as oil demand rises by near-double digits this year.

Neither Royal Mail nor its workforce stands to benefit from such attrition.

The International Rugby Board stands to make far less than the NZ$300m ($228m) profit it cleared in 2007, when France hosted.

The trustee has received $3. 2m and stands to make a further $12. 5m in the next three years, the document says.

It stands to gain more market share if Google fails to renew its Chinese licence today.

As long as the West potentially stands to suffer, half of CiF will be on board.

Capita stands to gain, though it risks getting more work but making less on each job.

It stands to reason that I should accept her invitation.

Alternatively, it may be pointed out that a person stands to gain from a favourable outcome.

It will take several years, but Japan Inc. , China's top source for imports, stands to gain.

You would have thought it stands to reason that design requires an intelligent designer.

A car-dealer bringing in a new Hyundai saloon through the tunnels stands to make a profit of $13, 000.

And it does not require sellers at farmers markets and food stands to meet the highest requirements.

Mom, Dad and Trey sat in the stands to cheer me on the day of the race.

When he stands to exit, he turns and sees Michael for the first time.

Thursday morning, though, turned the league's attention to South Florida, which stands to become an unexpected basketball focal point.

Under Doha, every nation will gain - and the developing world stands to gain the most.

The government stands to make a lot of money from relaxing the rules on alcohol.

Their businesses range from noodle stands to tea shops to pig farms.

A typical short-term fund stands to lose about 3% if interest rates rise one percentage point.

It stands to reason that they should be "Sea King" , the number of sharks may be why more and more less?

It stands to reason that I should decline the offer.

Google also stands to gain as more advertising moves to the web.

So which currency stands to benefit the most in the current situation?

We are responsible for much of the progress that will be made, and it stands to reason that we must get started very soon.

Privacy, as we all know well, is rapidly eroding in the workplace, and the situation only stands to get worse.

Who exactly stands to benefit from these changes?

The pharmaceutical industry stands to gain much from this approach.

But based on SDB's closing price on Friday of Rmb20 per share, TPG stands to make a 565 per cent return on its initial investment.

It stands to reason then, the study authors argue, that the causal relationship should go both ways.

It stands to reason that they'll go if you don't pay them enough.

America stands to make similar gains.

The government stands to make a lot from the tax levied on this timber.

'Korea stands to benefit from any strong rebound in China, as it is China's second-largest import source.

It stands to reason that they got married.

So, when you write a proposal, underline what the firm stands to lose.

It stands to reason that if a canal should burst, it will be where the sides are weakest.

She stands to make a fortune.

Smith isn't his real name, that stands to reason.

It stands to reason that distance is dead.

It stands to reason, then, that we shouldn't turn our eyes from God when we share intimate moments with our spouse.

With that, Rutherford set a record, as Arsenal's oldest ever first-team player, which still stands to this day.

IT STANDS to reason that 19 men cannot change history. But they did.

In the first movement of Opus 7, he practically stands to attention.

If BEA is on that list, Li Ka-Shing stands to make a quick profit.

So Google stands to lose around $200 million.

I had received a donation of 50 music stands to be used by 100 boys in that rehearsal.

Analysts say it is more helpful to consider who stands to gain.

It stands to reason that the same dynamics are at work in the labor market.

It stands to lose a lot by reducing trade.

In the end, if a person or a group stands to benefit from a morally upright or ethical decision then the decision is deemed wise.

Considering his powerful 6-foot-7, 315-pound frame, long arms and quick feet, it stands to reason yes.

Allianz stands to make about $1. 5bn, and American Express $300m.

Even a self-interested army stands to gain more from a society that is more productive.

It stands to reason that we love chocolate cake because it is sweet.

It stands to reason that one will be punished if he or she violates the law.

It stands to reason that if we leave late, we will arrive late.

These are all areas where China stands to benefit.

And the world stands to gain from a China that is better off.

He is 63 years old. He has had a full career, and stands to earn lots of money if he returns to the lobbying firm he founded.

In total, Mr Fuld stands to earn more than $50m for last year when cash bonus and other payments are disclosed next year.

I stands to look about in the 30- year old railroad train last time head? I am seeing, where is my youth? Where is my dream?

(The health ministry, which stands to profit from the industry's growth, is resisting giving too much ground to the private sector. )

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The African National Congress stands to make a big profit from a state contract

As vocabulary is the foundation of all communication, it stands to reason that to remember vocabulary;

So it stands to reason that God exists in all beings as the All-pervasive Power;

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