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The sort of loss that climate change inflicts in a decade is often the sort of gain that better farming brings in a year.

How much of a difference should investors expect when General Motors -- or any company -- brings in a new chief executive?

I give the top half of the cover back to the comic-book distributor for credit when he brings in the new comics. He's coming in an hour.

No, and this brings in the question of regulatory agencies in those countries, and the ability to implement regulations and guidelines.

This time brings in more bystanders, the fragrant pig might be popular by now, child adults cannot bear you hug me to trace.

This reductionism brings in apparent dualisms, with which my Judeo-Christian colleagues seem comfortable.

However, Bernstein points out that this is not how online advertising brings in big amounts of money.

His speech was like an ocean wave that washes away one period of history and brings in a new one.

The mining companies point out the huge benefits the project brings in terms of employment, tax revenue and foreign exchange.

The trouble is that, so far, there is no equivalent of the overpriced coffee that brings in the money and pays the bills.

All this investment has directly contributed to the value that iOS brings in the eyes of users and developers.

But as of this posting, a search for "Gmail signature location" without the quotation marks brings in well over a half-million results.

Corporation merger brings in great changes in corporation's structure, and has huge influences to employers' rights as well.

He brings in an extra hundred dollars a month from his new job.

Gillette brings in more than $4 billion in annual sales; Schick sees sales of around $1 billion a year, according to analysts' estimates.

Arrive the blind school at Daniel the first day, a young man brings in he to blind school to assign to his room.

So the humor brings in a way of softening up what we're really thinking about these politicians, especially with all the scandals they have.

The goodwill of a company keeps its customers returning, brings in more profits, and multiplies its resources.

Its main product is Erbitux, a cancer drug jointly marketed with BMS that brings in $1. 3 billion a year in sales.

But of course, for the rest of the world, the Gulf is synonymous not with the cargo it brings in, but with the oil it ships out.

This cord brings in the Universal Creator energy from your divine source (the realm of the Creator) to your physical instrument.

Great. Mayor brings in a guy to investigate, and he's already on your side.

"The way to go about this is not a centralized grid system, which brings in power from hundreds of miles away, " he says.

Anything else is 'fool's gold', with all the insecurity the current strategy brings in its wake.

Doughnuts for Karen's birthday, bagels for Steven's; a beloved client brings in cake, cookies and candies as a gesture of gratitude.

A truck brings in a delivery in through a wide, slow-moving gate.

Israeli officials are furious that the gunmen attacked a cargo crossing that brings in fuel for the Palestinian people.

When a salesman lands a large order or brings in an important new account , his elation is brief.

The Pyramid that is in the grid over the United States brings in the return of the feminine energies.

Country music has become big business. It brings in 300 million dollars a year.

The tourism industry brings in significant revenue and provides abundant employment opportunities.

Doesn't it make you sick? We bust our butts around here and the boss brings in his nephew to be the new manager.

Let's estimate that the flier the dealership sends out cost $3 each and that the extended warranty brings in $400 profit for the dealer.

In the middle of the form, the QuickPlaceSkin tag brings in the HTML that forms the body of the page.

I'm retired, having worked for ICBC before that, and this brings in a little extra money.

At almost all newspapers the internet brings in less than a tenth of revenues and profits.

Next, Zeilinger brings in a third photon, the one he wants to teleport, and has it interact with the entangled photon on La Palma.

The website brings in money, but a robustly profitable business model is still work in progress.

He has a part time job that brings in one million dollars a year.

Love cannot be wasted. It makes no difference where it is bestowed; it always brings in big returns.

Now it brings in about 23 per cent and Mr Immelt has indicated he would like things to stay that way even when the economy turns.

But even though it brings in less revenue, the conversion rates on the left are much higher -- indicated by the warmer colors.

It brings in higher Light frequencies and is known as the vision center or the 'third eye'.

His freelance work brings in 5000 dollars a year.

It is healthy to question being a parent and all it brings in terms of lifelong commitment.

A white curve: weighted index wholesaler said that the Stock Exchange daily publication that the media often brings in the actual index.

By contrast, the NBA runs clinics, road shows, junior leagues and brings in a steady stream of players.

A reader of a printed publication typically brings in 18 times the value of an online reader.

Country music has become big business. It brings in between 200 and 400 million dollars a year.

It brings in the Trinity, so you have Trinitarian theology becoming a bit more solidified at the council of Nicaea.

Afterward brings in the Western country the consistent condemnation, is especially firmest by US's opposition mood.

The widening gap between male and female joblessness means many US families are solely reliant on the income the woman brings in.

The Civil War brings in a series of innovations that form the basis of battlefield medicine to this day.

When calling Undead, Orcus usually brings in 4 18th level Vampire Clerics, 4 18th level Death Knight Blackguards, and a few Nightstalkers.

The increasing concrete strength brings in higher requirement of cement dosage in modern buildings.

In a country in which oil brings in 76% of government revenues, small cracks cause big leaks.

Master bathroom has skylight which brings in beautiful daylight and also features dual sinks and tile flooring.

Country music has become big business. It brings in 200 and 400 million dollars a year.

We will now discuss the benefits that eXtreme Scale brings in both of these situations.

The firm wants to reduce its dependence on the cyclical business of supplying commercial airliners, which brings in 65% of revenues.

Foundation officials say the yearly concert brings in about fifteen thousand dollars.

At that moment Max brings in a pair of shoes for repair.

[1] The son is thus dependent on his father and his labor brings in no advantage for several years.

The article analyzes the difficulties in testing methods of the course, brings in some reforms and the new requirements for teachers.

Mr. Kissinger brings in the analogy of wei qi and chess to illustrate the differences between the Chinese and western approaches.

The person brings in a few programs to aid in this work, such as a favorite text editor.

in general , if a passenger brings in his baggage any dutiable goods for his own use , he can pay duty right at the entry point.

This grounding cord releases negative energy and also brings in positive energy.

What advantage melanism brings in these circumstances is obscure.

As football clubs elsewhere have found, dressing up pitches this way attracts sponsors and brings in more advertising revenue to boot.

So Bulk buying, movement and storing brings in economies of scale, thus inventory.

An art museum brings in a traveling show from a famous artist.

The school brings in outside experts, including Nancy Gale, who owns an environmentally-friendly business that makes handbags.

At the same time, it brings in financial development for the vitality and vigor of also brings a great risk and negative effects.

His new job brings in an extra hundred dollars a month.

The agreement brings in deep spending cuts to social programmes, but no tax rises.

The experience of Latin America in past decades shows what recession brings in loss of output, rising social inequalities and unemployment.

The Shanghai school been around for only 17 years, but it brings in $100 million annually and its average GMAT is around 700.

I think they bet on winning the league as much as every other big team that brings in several reinforcements.

The vegetables category is growing fast and brings in new gardeners.

The Dictionary of Chinese Character brings in about 420 Permian Chinese characters.

Ms. W brings in her 4-year-old, who has had a fever of 102. 8 for two days.

Our Co take suits as our major product, and brings in advance assembly line from GermanyItaly, spain.

Whatever it is, whether loved or not, it's work, and it brings in that beloved paycheck.

The business brings in annual revenue of $500 million, and analysts have valued a termination payment at as much as $1. 5 billion.

If the star in question brings in enough business he is worth more; otherwise he isn't.

Usually, Hyper link brings in underlines.

His careless speech brings in many disputes.

We have many hurdles to jump through, and the tax brings in uncertainty.

(The secretary brings in two cups of coffee. ) Have a cup of coffee, please.

This also brings in technology and fresh thinking.

In case one of us brings in our projections.

He often brings in spaghetti and beans-and-rice dishes.

Raising pigs has become a big business. It brings in a lot of money.

A Will Smith or a Johnny Depp gets an upfront $20m, and then 20% of gross receipts when a film brings in more than $100m.

I smells itself very alleviated, I am already of calm nature, but you you brings in more happiness, I am so well my love.

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The furniture is complete, brings in may live.

It brings in extra programs that city viewers with ordinary antenna can not see. It is also used in many classrooms throughout the country.

We sit in my courtyard looking up at the trees, smelling the fresh air the night brings in.

The really important thing is that the club makes a big effort and brings in important players, who will improve the quality of the squad.

Overall, being naked brings in big bucks. According to Schuttauf, the industry is valued at more than $400 million annually.

Bollywood brings in an estimated at $2. 3 billion.

That brings in the issue of America's allies.

The coastal tourism brings in enormous economic benefit, but also has a negative influence on the coastal environment.

The first sheet brings in the accounts.

It brings in the psyche in the process of becoming again.

But Oberammergau's devotion to the play is undimmed, and not just because it brings in money and tourists.

A closer look at these models will help you understand the performance improvements JCA 1. 5 brings in this area.

It is the prostitute who brings in the New York fashions of dress there, and so throughout.

The ebb will fetch off what the tide brings in.

It then brings in the FPDF library using the require statement.

333 first by 280, 000 patted the first ceramic artware: The snowscape micro pine, brings in a scene applause.

He enjoys the work, and it brings in extra money.

Because of these unique points of power grid enterprises, the reform brings in not only chances but also some risks.

It is the most common basis because it brings in the most money.

Line 6 brings in our XML-RPC library.

Very well sealed buildings, on the other hand, like this one will have a heat recovery ventilator, which brings in outdoor air.

That is it only brings in one row of data for a unique key combination.

AN AUCTION on November 8th of impressionist and modern art in New York brings in a record $491m.

This statement brings in classes associated with the mapreduce package, because three things have happened

The New Teaching Material for Chinese Teaching of Senior Middle School Brings in the New Vigor

Las Vegas: Popular Destination Brings in Wealth of Revenue for Nevada

Tax Problems That E-Commerce Brings in International Trade

Rapid Development of Indian Textile Brings In New Economic Chances