She was a very bright pupil of very keen intellect which stood her in good stead all through her long life. |
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Experience, combined with a sound, unflustered temperament, is holding Forsyth in good stead. |
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This attention to detail and quality stood him in good stead both in regard to his engineering company and his stamp collecting. |
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It's good for my fitness, and hopefully it will stand me in good stead when I get back to the club. |
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That's the kind of steely determination which has become a feature of the side and which will again stand them in good stead on Sunday. |
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I began as the Agent for Wigan where I learned a great deal which stood me in good stead later at Knutsford. |
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There's no doubt the Aussies are better scrappers than most of the other teams and that's seen them in good stead so far. |
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Looking back, I was totally naive and amateurish, but those six months stood me in good stead for what I'm doing now. |
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Mr Matthews said the redevelopment was one of the reasons he had been chosen for the job and his experience held him in good stead. |
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This determination obviously put it in good stead because the company's lawsuit has been dismissed with prejudice. |
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That philosophy stood him in good stead last year when he closed the biggest deal of his career to date. |
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But whatever karmic credit you've amassed in the akashic bank account pays dividends this week and friends stand you in good stead. |
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I think my financial and accounting experience will stand me in good stead for the council finances. |
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His affability and lack of duplicity did not set him in good stead for his dealings with the sleazier side of 1980s politics. |
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He initially specialised in obstetrics, which was to hold him in good stead in his long career as a country doctor. |
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His skills as a piano tuner, an accomplished violinist and a deft assembler of harmoniums stood him in good stead. |
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Matomela was punished to a certain extent by the NZ batsmen, but his debut will stand him in good stead for the future as well. |
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It will certainly stand me in good stead for the future and I have always loved working hard in the gym. |
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An imaginary corkscrew and a mimed bottle pouring has stood me in good stead, even in parts of Italy where they barely speak Italian. |
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There is no doubt that fee-paying schools will provide children with contacts which will stand them in good stead for the rest of their lives. |
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But his experience in the field of production held him in good stead in the rise to stardom. |
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However, a very good team spirit was in our favour and this will stand us in good stead for next season. |
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Just as importantly, these two major powers appear to be hell-bent on usurping an authority which has stood us in good stead for more than half a century. |
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The experience gained by the six at the higher level will surely stand them in good stead throughout the league campaign and will hopefully brush off on their Mayo team-mates. |
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Our policy of rigour has put us in good stead to take advantage of the economic upturn when it comes. |
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She said that Moroccan women today should learn about money matters and investment options which will stand them in good stead all along. |
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That stands him in good stead as Malaysia hunkers down for an extended, unwanted, repeat performance. |
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The 32-year-old's famed street-fighter qualities and injury-free body stand him in good stead for a strong showing this year. |
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We believe that your substantial diplomatic experience will stand you in good stead as you guide our various meetings to a successful conclusion. |
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Physical activity and good health habits, planted early, will stand children and youth in good stead as they get older. |
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That ever-charming quality stood him in good stead as he ran through the money of numerous family friends who invested in a long string of his losing ventures. |
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The other bits – shampoo, conditioner and cleanser – will stand you in good stead during any stop-overs or delays. |
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Her training in psychology has also stood her in good stead and places her well to co-ordinate a current project to deal with motivational issues related to decommissioning. |
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After all the ugliness of what has happened in our game, the building for the future that people such as Calderwood are undertaking will stand us in good stead. |
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As it is, we can put a few band-aids on the situation, but that is not going to hold us in good stead for very long. |
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In this respect the expertise acquired by the PKA group should stand ETM in good stead. |
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The lessons learned over the course of this investigation will stand us in good stead as we face the challenges of future investigations. |
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I am one with the crowd and my years as an emcee stand me in good stead. |
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But the ability to address a large number of people, from ministers in Parliament to troops on the battlefield, stood Elizabeth in good stead for the future. |
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Zaharia expects the experience gained in this election will stand her in good stead in the future, which, she suggests, could include another campaign. |
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We also foresee a continuing decrease in the cost of raw materials and further expect that our growing purchasing power will stand us in good stead for both supplies and services. |
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Once they believed that the qualifications, skills and experience they brought to the organizations for which they worked would stand them in good stead for a number of years. |
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It undermines the credibility of both of these institutions that have stood us in good stead in this country and in the Westminster style of democracy for hundreds of years. |
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The opportunities for business to innovate and meet the demands of the higher standards that we expect in our environment will stand them in good stead vis-à-vis the rest of the world. |
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However, the TPA's willingness to work with us and take corrective action puts it in good stead for the future and sets a good example for other institutions to follow. |
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Winner Nicanor and runner-up Tiddle About had both shown plenty of promise on their respective debuts, experience which stood them in good stead. |
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This stood her in good stead in negotiating successfully with individuals from many diverse cultures and in operating successfully in different cultural milieu. |
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Surely, Smith's Wood associate principal Angela Miller unlife and puts you in good stead for your working life. |
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The passivity and inaction of the minister are destructive and dangerous in more ways than one when it comes to the future of the country and the future of national health care that held Canada in good stead. |
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The experience she gained selling in the market in the city stands her in good stead and she finally sets up a co-operative in her village for buying and selling fruit. |
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The business has been successful at managing discretionary expense levels to the revenue environment, which should place it in good stead in this softer revenue growth environment. |
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His arboricultural knowledge stood him in good stead when he planted the olive grove. |
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This comparative tax advantage will continue to stand them in good stead. |
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She hopes that these contacts will serve her in good stead not only as a federal public servant but also when she retires in due course and looks for ways to remain involved in issues related to children and families. |
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Nonetheless, the Commissioner has made a clear public commitment to eliminate the historical backlog by the end of the 2009-2010, and much of the work we did this year puts us in good stead to meet that goal. |
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Companies leave an environment where inflation and interest rates are high and where governments do not do due diligence to ensure the finances of the country are in good stead. |
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The experience of being in a Wimbledon final – and winning it – should stand Kvitova in good stead, even if Eugenie Bouchard, the No13 seed, is a gritty competitor who believes she belongs at the top. |
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He hopes that the current mood of anger towards mainstream parties will work in his favour, and that his own reputation will stand him in good stead. |
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When a girlish-toned, big physiqued young man confronted Surgeon Rogers to-day and asked for examination preliminary to enlistment, his training stood him in good stead. |
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The experience he gained must have stood him in good stead, because after he came home he was given the posts of Knights Marshal of France and of England. |
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