• Reminding yourself of the good things begets confidence and makes you more attractive to opportunities.

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  • "The worse things got, the more need there was for good intelligence, " says Venus, an Australian whose undergraduate degree in economics is from the University of Queensland in Brisbane.

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  • The implication, presumably, was that more openness on Facebook would bring more good serendipity, but it just raised the question of whether bad things might happen too.

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  • Its risk is real: evil things will register more vividly than the great mass of dull good.

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  • Certainly value their good intentions more than random negative things you read on the internet (especially when those negative things are not always true).

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  • In both Atlas Shrugged and We The Living, you have more suicides of good people who finally realize what monstrous things they have done, or been a part of.

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  • But the Internet--which guarantees the free flow of information, speech, money, talent and ideas, and speeds up the distribution of these good things ... and therefore makes markets more perfect ... and therefore wrings out inflation and waste--offers the possibility, once slim but now becoming more probable by the day, that the good times can run a long while.

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  • These days, those things are more likely to get in the way of doing a good job.

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  • From this perspective, many of the things that the winner needs to do amount to no more than good government.

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  • By lightening the burden on risk-taking, productivity and labor, we get more of these good things.

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  • That may reflect the opportunity cost: in a boom skimping on sleep may mean you can earn more (though, like many things that seem a good idea at the time, the true costs may show up later).

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  • If you lower the price of productive work, risk taking and success, you'll get more of these good things.

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  • But more than just the organization, there are a lot of little things that make this a good bag to keep around.

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  • If you lower the price of productive work, risk-taking and success, you'll get more of these good things.

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  • Besides, relying on lng guarantees two things, neither good: more dependence on imported hydrocarbons and higher prices as the U.S. natural gas market gets tied to world prices.

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  • So the system is built for compromise, for finding common ground, for reaching a consensus around things that serve the greater good, and in this case, reduce the deficit more substantially.

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  • For those crying out for the Federal Communications Commission to address the problem and make more spectrum available to support surging consumer demand for all things wireless, there is good news and bad news.

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  • Few things are more foolishly satisfying than a good heist movie, but, unless the heisters are seen to devise their great day with precision, everything slumps, and so it proves with Ratner on the case.

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  • Many well-known academics, experts including some former and current high officials in the U.S. Government continue to say that things look good in Latin America without realizing or taking into consideration some of the more ominous developments there.

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  • The 1996-97 data indicates that the index is more of a trailing indicator than a leading indicator--consumers get confident after things get good, not before.

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  • This particular part of your brain gets more activated when you perceive something potentially good for you out there in the environment, and it could be things like food if you're hungry, or water, or money.

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  • If you reduce the price of productivity and risk-taking, i.e. taxes, you'll get more of those good things.

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  • However, other things being equal, economics would indicate producers who can supply the good cheaper will tend to control more market share.

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  • It would have been good to share my views with other fathers and I would have felt more able to talk about the things that worry me like the health of the baby and how I support my partner through the pain of labour.

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