Napocor is still trying to thresh out the finer details of the mechanism, which will redound to the benefit of both Meralco and the industries located within its franchise,
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I think they were right and I believe the fact that we stood up to this right-wing movement will be something that will redound to my credit in history,
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Simonds J . rejected an argument that section 56 enabled anyone to take advantage of a covenant if he could show that if the covenant were enforced it would redound to his advantage.
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Further, Peeler said, 1996 saw a significant increase in business and labor groups that were seeking to advertise around specific issues _ issues that would redound to the benefit of one presidential candidate.
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Lettie and Ina frequently attempt to solve the Dana girls'cases themselves while throwing their rivals off the scent; these attempts invariably fail and redound to Lettie and Ina's profound discredit.
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It's not entirely altruism : If a fund were to break the buck, it would generate reams of bad publicity, which would redound to the sponsoring company as well as the fund itself.
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Asked about reports that Dole himself will become more harsh in his treatment of Clinton in coming days, Ickes said, " I think it will redound to his detriment if he goes negative ."
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Yet the derivative burnout might still redound to the benefit of the gold price if it changes the attitude of speculators and gold producers, who have assumed that the price will stay where it is or fall further.
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"Often things that they both do still redound to Kerry's disadvantage-- the Ivy League education, the biking, " said Thomas Frank, author of " What's the Matter With Kansas?
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Sarakiki is likewise place forth in songs particularly the SADA-SADA an event of merriment in the evening before a wedding ceremony, which redound to one of our most well-liked tradition, the so-called pamalaye or pamamanhikan.
