Nutrition is the first casualty : In our family, one rule applies : all Kit-Kat bars and Reese's Pieces redound to Dad.
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Chinese leaders hope the national pride generated for the anniversary will redound to the Communist Party, whose public image has been tarnished by pervasive official corruption.
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"The Washington Post's vindication of The American Spectator, will, I fear, not redound to our credit, " he wrote.
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Part of the blame redounds to Bill Weld, who panted at the prospect of free airtime back when his Campaign'96 fund-raising was stalled.
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Meanwhile, many of the allies were wavering, sending emissaries to Baghdad in a vain attempt to extract concessions that would redound to their own political advantage.
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Something more must then appear than an intention that the promise shall redound to the benefit of the public or to that of a class of indefinite extension.
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He became involved in another controversy over the Lord s Supper in Bremen, which did not redound to his glory, opposing Albert Hardenberg and Jacob Probst.
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The economic consequences of being import-dependent and export-oriented redound to the disadvantage of the Philippines as it furthers mechanisms of dependence on other countries.
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They are friends who share unstintingly in helping curators, directors and trustees to choose with care the works of art which redound to the credit of their museums.
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Others would argue that if we are to allow profit-making organizations to use Wikimedia marks and content, some of that profit should redound to the Foundation.
