And, of course, it's a little bit galling to hear politicians, civil servants, saying that serving troops shouldn't tell their stories because it can be embarrassing or something - when we have politicians, civil servants queuing up to garner huge sums of money to sell their stories to the media.

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Jay Garner, who is to head up U.S. reconstruction effort in Iraq.

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This extraordinary idea rests on the thesis that the Liberian leadership, which is under United Nations sanctions because of gun running and diamond smuggling, is playing up its troubles to garner international sympathy and get the sanctions lifted.

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You will garner some basic deportment that others pick up on.

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Should any of the ideas garner enough support, it will then be up to the Commons backbench business committee to give it parliamentary time.

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Companies often pay up and shut up, computer experts say, rather than report the crime and garner publicity that may hurt their corporate reputation.

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Edwards and Kucinich have agreed that in any Iowa precinct where either candidate fails to garner the minimum needed to survive the first round, their supporters are urged to line up for the other candidate, Kucinich spokesman David Swanson said.

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Affleck and Garner worked out a system in which they would take turns making a film, which mostly ends up with her being home with the kids, because they've had an infant every time he has directed.

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And we have to not just come up with proposals that everybody in the room likes, but proposals that we can be confident will garner majorities in both houses.

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