Though it doesn't redound to a'no warning'policy, it burdens the conscientious warners too much.
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Whatever political benefits may develop will redound to both major parties because they are both well-represented among the leading organizers.
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As for his refusal to coax or charm by diplomacy or fine language, this, too, redounds to his credit.
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At the same time, one salient point is not likely to be forgotten and will redound to Clinton's historic discredit.
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"disruptive moves would worsen the situation and would not redound to labor's benefit but would be counterproductive,"
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"That would redound to Poland's credit by showing she was already acting as an ally, " the official said.
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In most people's eyes, the widespread reporting of facts about the matter redounds to Parks's credit, not her detriment.
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They suggest their polling shows the public draws clear distinctions between the Clintons, personally and politically, that redound to the president's benefit.
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On the other hand, even partial success could redound to Clinton's credit, relegating Dole ever more to the background of great events.
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Their feeling is partly due to a desire to see their parents and grandparents save money on drugs, which ultimately redounds to their own benefit.
