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The canny investor who seeks out such opportunities is likely to fare better than a blindfolded monkey over the next decade.

Scientists don't yet know why wild elephants seem to fare so much better than their zoo-raised counterparts.

In Berlin, where six-year primary schools are the rule, good pupils seem to fare no worse than those educated in four-year schools.

Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke continued to fare best, with an average grade of 76 out of 100.

Mechanical devices seem to fare better in the magical world than their electrical counterparts.

If he gets the job, how is Mr. Locke likely to fare in one of the U. S. 's most important, and arguably most challenging, diplomatic posts?

Expecting to fare better under a fully proportional system, the Maoists'leader, known as "Prachanda" , demanded one be adopted.

Participants in drug courts tend to fare significantly better than their counterparts who have been adjudicated as usual.

Asked how he expected the Chinese team to fare in the Olympics, Yi said: "At least top eight, and try to get maybe top six or something. "

Governments will be sorely tempted to protect workers, but a flexible, well-educated labour force is likely to fare best in the transition.

A recent survey highlighted the fact that women tend to fare much better than men after divorce.

Presidents since Theodore Roosevelt have been advocating universal health care without success, and Mr. Obama vowed to fare better.

Language is power and a vehicle to fare well in the world. Language is the dress of our own thought!

How are these companies likely to fare as they compete in a global marketplace?

They had been waiting to see how No. 1 was going to fare.

Female political candidates, for instance, tend to fare better in surveys about their appearances than at the polls.

While men in unfriendly workplaces fared worse when they had little control, women actually seemed to fare better.

If swine flu causes fear to displace greed once again, blue chips ought to fare better.

In particular we analyze the upcoming holiday season and how online retailers can expect to fare.

Lehman expects Chinese auto makers and metals firms like Aluminum Corp. of China to fare less well.

"But the plan was postponed after the two companies started to fare well, " the source said.

I bid you farewell for today, and I hope you will choose to FARE WELL.

But this bill is unlikely to fare any better than the previous incarnations because it shoots America in the foot.

Only newspapers, where a decline of 12% is expected, are forecast to fare worse.

How are we to fare the journey of life?

They are expected to fare worse than in 2004 when they garnered a combined 40% of the vote.

To fare the worm out on my own again