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to gauge productivity in rapidly expanding service industries
to gauge the earnings impact from chemical product trends
to gauge the exact strength of the investment response
to gauge the impact of changes
to gauge the magnitude of the cycle
to gear up for a slew of business when AA hit the market
to generally remain constant
to generate $XX million in after-tax gains
to generate $XX of free capital
to generate $XX of sales
to generate XX% of operating income before credit losses
to generate a $XX billion charge related to environmental cleanup liabilities
to generate a national demand for AA
to generate a recurring loss
to generate a report
to generate a return high enough to cover the interest and principal on those loans
to generate a stable and sufficiently predictable demand for central bank money
to generate a tax loss
to generate adequate margins
to generate an everwidening network
to generate an income stream sufficiently greater than your financing cost
to generate an operating margin of $X.X billion
to generate attractive profit margins on derivative products
to generate attractive profit margins on such now-standard derivative products
to generate beneficial effects on management and company performance
to generate benefits
to generate cash
to generate cash flow
to generate cash in excess of its needs
to generate cash to pay debt
to generate commissions
to generate consistent revenues and profits
to generate decreased profitability
to generate diminishing returns
to generate earnings growth
to generate enthusiasm
to generate exciting ideas
to generate fiscal 19XX sales of Yen YY billion
to generate foreign exchange
to generate foreign-currency receipts
to generate great inequalities of income and wealth
to generate greater value
to generate higher costs
to generate higher profit margins
to generate improvements
to generate large economic benefits for a politically influential elite
to generate long-term financial returns
to generate losses amounting to more than XX yen
to generate low returns
to generate many random paths
to generate more capital internally
to generate negative externalities
to generate new businesses
to generate no interest
to generate one-time gains
to generate operating efficiencies
to generate profits
to generate profits for shareholders
to generate quick returns
to generate rapid technical progress
to generate receipts in a foreign currency
to generate recovery in the economy
to generate renewed outperformance
to generate rents
to generate returns in excess of inflation
to generate rising real wages
to generate significant earnings
to generate significant losses
to generate social benefits
to generate strong cash flow and have no debt
to generate swap arbitrage opportunities
to generate the cash that will be needed to meet debtholder commitments
to generate the cash to meet debt commitments
to generate the cash to repay debt from operations
to generate the highest earnings growth
to generate the highest possible profits
to generate the most skilled labor force
to generate the necessary additional earnings
to generate the returns
to generate twice the marginal utility
to generate two dollars of income for each dollar expended
to generate up to $XX a year in total revenue
to generate very large profit margins above debt levels
to generate wealth
to get a bargain
to get a better payoff
to get a boost from war contracts
to get a bridge loan taken out
to get a guarantee
to get a handle on both sets of issues
to get a handle on health care costs
to get a little carried away
to get a more realistic quantitative sense
to get a patent
to get a positive response
to get a purpose
to get a refund on the unused ticket
to get a scholarship
to get a second chance
to get a small boost from firming Asian markets
to get a surplus of $XX
to get a windfall gain in income
to get above-average returns
to get above-average returns in the stock market
to get accurate readings on the performance of the economy
to get aired
to get an estimate of the poverty line
to get an extra return
to get approval
to get around the accountants at year end
to get away an issue
to get back into the market
to get better off
to get bigger budgets
to get bogged down
to get bounced between different departments looking for answers
to get broader experience
to get clear prospects
to get credit and money supply growth under control
to get deals fully subscribed
to get diminished liquidity
to get fired
to get foreign currency
to get funds
to get good people
to get government subsidies
to get high marks
to get high-paying industrial jobs
to get higher pay
to get hunger relief
to get in a forward planning mode
to get in big trouble
to get in touch with AA
to get in touch with a reliable company
to get incorporated into market prices
to get increasingly built into the share prices
to get into deep financial trouble
to get into deep trouble
to get into the rear-view style of management
to get into trouble
to get into volume
to get involved in an important deal
to get involved with the details
to get lax in controlling expenses
to get legislation
to get letters of recommendation
to get loans
to get lower labor costs
to get maximum benefit from AA
to get more constructive on the stocks
to get more medical care
to get more money
to get more of the gains from trade
to get more professional
to get much better exchange rates
to get new customers
to get new telephone service
to get no goods in return
to get off on the wrong foot
to get off the ground and make a go of it
to get off the pot
to get off the track completely
to get off to a disappointing start due to the over-supply
to get off to a good start
to get off to a slow start
to get off to a solid start
to get off to slow start
to get on top of both inflation and the current account deficit
to get on well with the people
to get out in front
to get out of AA
to get out of a union contract
to get out of bed
to get out of business
to get out of the airline business
to get out of the current global slowdown
to get out of the positions
to get out of the stock market
to get out of this difficulty
to get out the vote
to get over the problem
to get paid the same wage
to get patent protection
to get paychecks out on time
to get planes turned around on time
to get positive price changes for several days in a row
to get profit out of everything one do
to get protection
to get real-wage reductions
to get reflected in market prices
to get rich
to get rich quick
to get rid of a business
to get rid of commissions and bonuses
to get rid of the X percent of waste
to get shut out of future developments
to get sidetracked with an extended controversy
to get so stuck on details
to get special insurance rates
to get started in transpacific trade
to get strong support
to get substantial support from AA
to get the House to change the caps
to get the advantage
to get the commission
to get the complete details
to get the double bonus
to get the feel of a personal computer
to get the full picture
to get the highest possible return in the shortest period
to get the information
to get the lira back into the ERM
to get the mistaken impression
to get the point
to get the project done on schedule
to get the proper structures in place
to get the reaction of AA
to get the reliability among the customers
to get the savings to the federal government
to get the shipping schedule back on track
to get the surging costs of German unification under control
to get the tax breaks
to get things back on track
to get through a bad time
to get through a bad year
to get to manage an entire store
to get to meet the right people
to get to monetary union
to get to negotiating the contract
to get to the crux of the analysis
to get to the heart of the matter
to get together
to get tough with Japan over trade
to get training
to get unsecured money
to get very good returns
to get worse off
to give AA a distinct competitive advantage over BB
to give AA a full payout on the cost of the assets involved
to give Treasuries a sharp boost
to give a better presentation of the results and the financial position of the company
to give a better view
to give a fair presentation
to give a fairer presentation of the results and of the financial position of the business
to give a fairly flat YoY profile for the overall WPI
to give a firm bid to seven-year spreads
to give a higher priority to shareholder interests
to give a kick start
to give a misleading view
to give a reasonable approximation of the actual cost
to give a report on sales
to give a return
to give a shortfall of the financial balance of Yen XXbn
to give a true and fair view
to give a true and fair view of financial position and profit or loss
to give a true and fair view of the position of the group as a whole
to give a year of grace
to give a yield for X months of YY%
to give additional credence
to give adequate information
to give an adequate explanation of the affairs of the company
to give an annual increase of X.X%
to give an appropriate example of a change in reporting entity
to give an edge to a negotiator
to give an indication of the amount of tax payable or recoverable
to give away
to give borrowers and lenders further incentives to enter securitised markets
to give borrowers and lenders further incentives to enter securitized markets
to give conclusive evidence
to give customers a competitive jump in productivity
to give customers inexpensive add-ons
to give domestic and foreign companies non-discriminatory and fair opportunities to compete
to give early warning of any potential fire hazard
to give employees keys to the building
to give every possible consideration
to give financial support to numerous endeavors
to give front page treatment
to give full consideration to the individual employee
to give further encouragement to speculative capital flows out of dollars
to give gearing of under XX%
to give governments two tasks
to give greater access to investment advisory firms
to give greater power to local officials
to give greater scope to superior managerial talents
to give impetus to the poverty program
to give in to American demands
to give insight to the perspective of a financial buyer
to give instructions
to give interviews to the media
to give investors some standard of value
to give it reasonable room for balance sheet manoeuver
to give it reasonable room for balance sheet manoeuvre
to give management time to arrange financing for an LBO
to give notice to terminate
to give outright bribes
to give people and businesses easier access to credit
to give producers extra breathing room
to give producers further breathing room
to give rise to accounting implications
to give rise to comparative advantage
to give rise to considerable debate
to give rise to demand volatility
to give rise to economic fluctuations
to give rise to fluctuations
to give rise to great inequality
to give rise to inflationary pressures
to give rise to more employment
to give rise to no tax effects
to give rise to political instability
to give rise to shortages and surpluses
to give rise to timing differences
to give sb a better grasp
to give sb a full refund
to give sb a useful point of reference
to give sb insight into the limitations of both markets and governments
to give sb the comfort of feeling
to give small weightings
to give some highly indebted farmers a brief respite
to give some typical horror stories
to give special attention to quality improvement activities
to give such a poor account of sth
to give such a poor account of the origins of the crisis
to give the aid money directly
to give the balance sheet its shape
to give the borrower an extremely attractive sub-LIBOR level
to give the drug away free
to give the economy a lift
to give the effect of increasing the rentals to a level consistent with a selling price of $XX
to give the election to the Communists
to give the information required
to give the market a lift
to give the necessary market skills
to give the quantity demanded of a good at each possible price
to give the quantity of the good demanded at each price
to give the quantity of the good supplied at each price
to give the rather surprising headline inflation rate of XX% YoY
to give up an hour of leisure
to give up annual wage increases
to give up any indemnification claim
to give up its fight against the ghosts of inflation
to give up on purchasing AA
to give up on socialism
to give up previous gains
to give up some of the dramatic tightening seen in the previous weeks
to give us a range of uncertainty about future returns
to give us a reasonable expectation that
to give us a reasonable expectation that the worst of the slump is over
to give way to a rough parity
to give way to business needs for ability
to give way to tight credit
to give written notice
to glamorize the reality
to gloss over important facts
to go abroad
to go abroad to lower wage costs
to go after market share
to go after the cheap low end
to go ahead as envisaged
to go ahead with a project
to go ahead with a strike
to go ahead with the product introduction
to go ahead with the project
to go as high as XXX at one stage to end the week at YYY
to go back to 19XXs
to go bankrupt
to go belly up and declare bankruptcy
to go belly-up
to go broke
to go directly to retailers
to go far beyond earlier colonial businesses
to go for broke
to go from a XX-employee startup
to go further than the IASC Statement
to go higher than the last peak
to go into a downturn
to go into a recession
to go into bank accounts
to go into bankruptcy
to go into business
to go into business together
to go into default
to go into effect
to go into freefall
to go into general syndication
to go into inventories
to go into liquidation
to go into operation
to go into receivership
to go into recession
to go into savings
to go into some form of administration
to go into summer
to go into the recession
to go limit-down at XX.X
to go long X-year swaps and short X-year Gilts
to go negative on the stocks
to go off into a conference room
to go off the gold standard
to go on a campaign to raise capital
to go on a massive buying binge
to go on seemingly without end
to go on strike
to go onward and upward
to go out in style
to go out of business
to go out of fashion
to go over the draft
to go public
to go public with an offering price of XX times its annualized earnings
to go reasonably well
to go short X-year swaps and long X-year Gilts
to go short of gilt-edged securities
to go straight to retailers
to go the extra mile
to go the last mile to do things right
to go through a consolidation phase
to go through a painful recessionary period
to go through a period of aggressive aircraft purchasing
to go through bankruptcy
to go through numerous review and revisions
to go through numerous reviews
to go through the necessary procedures
to go through very hard times
to go to ground
to go to jail for violating the insider trading laws
to go to market more quickly with new ideas
to go to the equity market for additional money
to go to the government as taxes
to go underweight in Ecu on a six month horizon
to go unsold
to go up automatically as prices increase
to go up by XX percent
to go up for sale
to go up in real terms
to gouge distributors
to gouge state banks for subsidies
to govern entitlement spending and tax changes
to govern the GAAP rules
to govern the issue of equity
to grab at the first possible solution
to grab market share from AA
to grab market share in the AA field
to grab the whole market
to grab up broken PAC paper
to gradually adopt a performance-linked pay system
to graft on AA
to grant a power of attorney to take all actions on behalf of the issuer
to grant a preliminary injunction blocking the merger
to grant an exemption
to grant an extension of XX weeks
to grant exemptive authority from the exchange-trading requirements
to grant permission to use the parking area
to grant riskier loans
to grant sb an XX days usance on all payments
to grant sb an extension of payment
to grant sb an increased commission on the sales
to grant sb an overdraft
to grant sb credit facilities
to grant special terms
to grant tax reductions
to grant the company an exclusive right to use the patent license
to graph the productivity-wage relationship
to grasp and accept what is happening
to gross $X billion in sales annually
to gross more than $XX million a year
to group customers
to grow annually at double-digit rates
to grow asset base
to grow at a breakneck speed
to grow at a healthy pace
to grow at a rate of XX% per year
to grow at a remarkable rate
to grow at an anemic pace
to grow at an annual average rate of about XX percent
to grow at an average annual rate of XX percent per year
to grow at the rate of XX percent per year after correcting for inflation
to grow at the steady X.X% annual rate
to grow briskly
to grow by a constant rate
to grow by double-digit percentages
to grow by some XX% annually
to grow crops
to grow earnings in an increasingly competitive environment
to grow in nominal terms
to grow in tandem with per-capita income
to grow in the emerging markets
to grow in visibility and prestige
to grow into a new dimension
to grow into major stature
to grow into world competitors of formidable competence
to grow like a weed
to grow moderately
to grow networks
to grow older
to grow or subside at a regular rate of change
to grow out of a fast-growth domestic market
to grow rapidly
to grow relatively quickly
to grow revenue by XX percent
to grow steadily
to grow up in the company
to grow with extraordinary speed
to guarantee a minimum level of profit
to guarantee a yield
to guarantee certain foreign affiliate loans totaling $XX
to guarantee corporate debt securities on an assumed basis
to guarantee first-rate nursing home care
to guarantee real returns to depositors
to guarantee some new loans
to guarantee that the receivables will be paid
to guarantee the existence of private property
to guarantee the minimum resale value
to guarantee the payment of principal and interest
to guarantee the purchase with a voting trust mechanism
to guarantee the special rates
to guarantee through letters of credit or other credit supports
to guard against concentrations of risk
to guard against exchange risk
to guard against major health costs
to guard against possible supply cutoffs
to guard against sharp increases in rates
to guard against the recurrence of similar troubles
to guard the public purse
to guess the intentions of the government
to guide AA through a highly successful split into two businesses
to guide and inspire a company
to guide and inspire people throughout the organization
to guide short-term interest rates down
to guide the call rate
to guide the call rate below the current ODR level of XX%
to guide the currency to depreciation of XX%
to halt inflation
to halt the outflow of funds
to halt the transfer of any funds out of the United States
to handle an offering on a best effort basis
to handle export formalities
to handle in line with the established purchasing procedure
to handle orders from the public
to handle publicity
to handle realities
to handle stock investments
to handle the receivable financing
to handle the swap
to handle this crisis
to handle unforeseen future changes
to handle unique products
to hang on to number one
to hang onto its volume
to hang over the market
to happen to be where the roulette wheel came to a stop
to harbor considerable risks
to harbour considerable risks
to harm consumers
to harm the environment
to harmonise international securities-issuance regulations and procedures
to harmonize international securities-issuance regulations and procedures
to harness inflation
to harness the power of IT and use it to enhance competitive advantage
to harness the power of information technology
to harvest economies of scale
to harvest food
to hasten economic growth
to hasten the decline of inflation
to hasten the obsolescence of existing products
to have $XX of marketable securities
to have $XX under management
to have 800 numbers
to have AA visit London
to have IPOs
to have KX00m of credit lines with AA
to have X.X% share in the market
to have XX major components
to have XX shares of $YY per value common stock issued and outstanding
to have YenXXbn impact on sales
to have a $XX revolving credit agreement
to have a 1 for 2 rights issue at $X.00 per share
to have a 1 for 5 bonus issue
to have a US$X00m Y-year issue in the pipeline
to have a X-year tenor
to have a XX-year warranty
to have a XX.X% stake in the company
to have a basis for determining policy
to have a better margin of safety for repaying interest
to have a bright prospect
to have a business discussion in the legal matter
to have a business relationship
to have a certain prospect
to have a chance at a potential double benefit
to have a claim
to have a cleanup merger sometime after an initial stock purchase
to have a clear legal framework consistent with the spirit and the letter of the Maastricht Treaty
to have a clear picture of its consequences
to have a clear strategic goal
to have a commitment to free market ideology
to have a common currency
to have a company in place
to have a comparative advantage at bringing in new clients
to have a comparative advantage at typing
to have a comparative advantage in AA production
to have a comparative advantage in producing computers
to have a comparative advantage in producing wool
to have a connection with the influential person
to have a contingent liability to aid the depositors and lenders
to have a cost attached
to have a current account surplus
to have a current market value in excess of original cost
to have a custodial or other relationship with AA
to have a damaging effect on employment
to have a damaging effect on the business
to have a deficiency of net assets
to have a deflationary influence on the non-energy economies
to have a devastating effect on the American automobile industry
to have a direct financial stake
to have a direct impact on consumer incomes
to have a disproportionate impact
to have a diversified portfolio
to have a dominant voice
to have a dramatic turnaround
to have a financial obligation to the parent company
to have a finite life
to have a foreign debt equal to XX percent of GDP
to have a formidable market penetration
to have a full line of functions
to have a gain
to have a gloomy view of the future
to have a good amount of liquidity
to have a good strategic concept of the deal
to have a good structural foundation
to have a great deal of faith
to have a great deal of resistance to economic downturns
to have a great deal of urban unemployment
to have a great idea
to have a head start on competitors
to have a healthy international payment
to have a high correlation to the overall Japanese market
to have a high exposure to the automobile industry
to have a high level of GNP relative to population size
to have a high reputation
to have a higher marginal propensity to spend on cloth
to have a higher ratio of labor to land
to have a highly charismatic leadership style
to have a large collection of Letter B certificates
to have a large effect on the quantity consumed
to have a larger relative supply of cloth
to have a less attractive earnings profile
to have a less extensive position in AA
to have a level of controlling paranoia
to have a limited and clearly defined range of business
to have a limited useful life
to have a liquidation preference of $XX
to have a long history
to have a long track record of making a significant impact
to have a long viewpoint
to have a long-established policy to do so
to have a longer work week
to have a longer-range view
to have a loss
to have a lot in common
to have a lot of monopoly power
to have a low debt/equity ratio
to have a low rate of new unemployed workers
to have a lower marginal propensity to spend
to have a majority interest in AA
to have a manufacturing plant under construction
to have a material effect on reported results and financial position
to have a mechanism for shorting stock
to have a mission
to have a much broader market
to have a much spottier historical record
to have a much stronger financial position
to have a natural home
to have a negative effect on the performance of the builders
to have a negative impact on the bottom line
to have a negative net worth
to have a net inflow of short-term private-sector flows
to have a neutral impact on the budget deficit
to have a new supervisory system in place
to have a number of common features
to have a number of ethical and legal transgressions
to have a number of forums in which it can comment publicly on policy
to have a one-year life
to have a pension plan for the employees
to have a perfected security interest in the receivables
to have a poor start in life
to have a positive effect in balancing trade
to have a positive impact of YenXXbn on sales
to have a positive income effect
to have a positive market impact
to have a positive rate of return
to have a positive spill-over into 19XX
to have a positive view
to have a positive view on the Japanese stock market
to have a powerful effect in stimulating the economy
to have a presence in North America
to have a profitable product portfolio
to have a profound effect
to have a profound influence on market prices
to have a prospect of excellent sales
to have a prospect to obtain the sales volume of more than one million dollars a year
to have a put feature for investors to give a yield of X.XX% after X years
to have a quota on imports
to have a range of quotations between XX and YY
to have a rapid national rate of growth
to have a rare and valuable skill
to have a real-time grasp of production progress
to have a relatively benign impact on the labor market
to have a relatively benign impact on the labour market
to have a relatively large supply
to have a relatively long duration of unemployment
to have a relatively restrictive definition of eligible receivables
to have a relatively small supply
to have a relatively strong balance sheet
to have a relatively weak balance sheet
to have a reputation for acting independently of Beijing
to have a residual value of $XX
to have a rocky time financially
to have a rough ride
to have a secondary claim on the assets of an issuer in an insolvency
to have a senior claim on both principal and interest payments
to have a severe negative impact on sth
to have a significant edge over individual investors
to have a significant impact on earnings
to have a significant ownership stake
to have a significantly negative effect on the share price
to have a sizable financial cushion
to have a sizable surplus of capital
to have a smaller market share
to have a sound business standing with an excellent business turnover
to have a specific mandate to make improvements
to have a staggered board
to have a stake in excess of XX% in AA
to have a stellar track record in the industry
to have a strong balance sheet
to have a strong impact on oil prices or availability
to have a strong indigenous PC company
to have a strong world market position
to have a strongly favorable trade balance
to have a substantial but not a controlling interest
to have a supervisory interest in concluding the contract
to have a tax effect
to have a technological edge
to have a technological lead over AA in computers
to have a temporary problem
to have a tendency to front-load income
to have a thorough understanding of the markets to be served
to have a track record of substantial business success
to have a useful life of XX years
to have a very rigorous financial analysis
to have a vested interest
to have a vested interest in government jobs and privileges
to have a videoconference
to have a wealth of experience
to have a week of active trading
to have a well-developed mass transit
to have a wide product range
to have a wide sales network covering all parts of AA
to have abundant capital
to have access to cheaper sugar
to have access to funding which is cheap relative to prevailing market rates
to have access to inside information
to have access to the same information
to have accumulated losses of Yen XXbn
to have already booked profits from power generation
to have already discounted deficit-reduction measures
to have ample scope to reduce waste of existing resources
to have an absolute advantage over the others
to have an absolute disadvantage in producing computers
to have an adverse impact on the general public
to have an adverse impact on the market
to have an agent in each place
to have an assigned task
to have an authorised share capital of X00m ordinary shares of $Y.00 each
to have an authorized share capital of X00m ordinary shares of $Y.00 each
to have an average EBITDA multiple of XX times
to have an economic lead that could not be overtaken
to have an elasticity of XXx
to have an electrifying effect on the performance of the economy as a whole
to have an electronic run on the banks
to have an emotional love affair with the idea
to have an established base of around XX mn units
to have an established brand name and distribution method
to have an estimated useful life of XX years
to have an evenly divided board
to have an exaggerated effect on forward short rates
to have an excellent land bank
to have an excellent track record of making sound strategic purchases
to have an exposure to the currency markets
to have an extremely strong balance sheet
to have an extremely wide product range
to have an idea of the level of stock prices
to have an impact on global defence spending
to have an impact on global defense spending
to have an impact on the administrative efficiency
to have an impact on the total tax payable
to have an important position
to have an important social role to play
to have an indefinite useful life
to have an informational advantage over sb
to have an internal focus
to have an office at the corporate headquarters
to have an operating loss carryforward of $XX
to have an outstanding of US$Xbn in notional principal
to have an over-stretched branching strategy
to have an overall negative impact on growth
to have an overhang of paper from the rush of issuance
to have an unfair trade policy with Japan
to have an upside ceiling
to have another sustained upward move
to have any corporate affiliations with other power companies
to have associated companies
to have attributes of public goods
to have available cash
to have bargaining strength
to have become increasingly evident over time
to have been a client in good standing
to have been almost constant at the XX% level since MM
to have been always exceeding the estimate in recent quarters
to have been based on perspiration rather than inspiration
to have been below the 50% level for XX consecutive months
to have been decelerating sharply since peaking last MM
to have been growing steadily at around XX% since the beginning of the year
to have been held close to zero
to have been improving over the past few months
to have been in less demand
to have been insufficient to meet demand
to have been negotiating with AA for some time
to have been of great assistance to the development of AA
to have been registering a consistent recovery
to have been running in the red for three months
to have been suffering for years from a series of wars and violence
to have been suspended since 19XX
to have been that way for decades
to have been under very real threats
to have been working overtime
to have big books in a number of currencies
to have both OEM sales and captive sales
to have buildings
to have built up a professional team
to have built up a professional team which has overseen successfully a merger of XX regional bank
to have business cycles
to have business relationship
to have call options
to have called for a MoM rise of XX%
to have caused auto exports to the US to slow
to have certain scarce abilities
to have cheap access to funds
to have clinched the deal
to have collateral
to have complete discretion as to when to invest
to have completed the financing needs for the year ending YY
to have completely free trade
to have conquered renewal
to have considerable autonomy
to have considerable data
to have considerable discretion
to have considerable experience in this field
to have considerable reservations about the balance of advantages
to have considerable transactions
to have control of AA
to have credit limits
to have currency exposure
to have custody of more than $XX billion of client assets
to have cut loose from its geographical moorings
to have cyclical earnings
to have democratic freedom of organization
to have different patterns of investment
to have diminishing returns
to have direct contact with AA
to have direct interest in the decisions of investors
to have discerning judgement
to have discretion in setting economic policy
to have discretionary power of attorney over assets
to have dramatically rising interest costs
to have dynamic electronics industries
to have early entrepreneurial success
to have earnings multiples well above XX
to have easy access to foreign credit
to have effect
to have enjoyed continued growth in 19XX
to have enormous growth potential
to have enormous implications
to have enormous implications for the fortunes of individual companies
to have enough capital
to have enough cash
to have equal share
to have equal voting power
to have equity capital under management
to have equity holding
to have equity interests in AA
to have established a strong market position
to have established marketing routes
to have established trade connections
to have every reason to believe
to have excellent connections into the trade
to have excess Tier 1 capital
to have excess inventories
to have exhaustive budgets
to have experienced a chronic trade surplus
to have exposure to petrochemicals
to have extensive import controls
to have extensive sales networks
to have face values fixed in terms of money
to have failed to excite sufficient demand
to have financial effects
to have fixed financial commitments
to have fixed-term contracts
to have floating interest rates and fixed expiration dates
to have followed a series of articles
to have forward prices averaging $XX per share
to have free access to the Audit Committees
to have full access to information
to have full recourse to the borrower
to have fully implemented the necessary infrastructure by 19XX
to have fundamental philosophical discussions
to have further scope to lower short rates
to have further upside potential
to have gained substantial market share
to have generally enjoyed the earliest and fastest growth
to have given tax incentives
to have good access to well-functioning credit markets
to have good records
to have good value
to have great usefulness in society
to have greater equality
to have greater financial resources
to have grown at an annual average rate of about XX percent
to have hardly time to make necessary procedures
to have health insurance
to have healthy cashflow from existing operations
to have high P/E ratios
to have high potential
to have high rates of default
to have high ratios of exports and imports to GDP
to have high savings levels
to have high school diplomas
to have higher average cost
to have higher margins
to have higher producer surplus
to have higher required reserves
to have holdings of textile quota entitlements
to have immediate cash liquidity
to have immediate effects
to have immediate negative implications
to have important policy implications
to have incredible problems trying to raise capital
to have influences in the market
to have initial public offerings and raise $XX
to have justifiably maintained the inclination towards relaxing policy
to have knock-on effects into other countries
to have known many masters over the centuries
to have larger worldwide sales volumes
to have lasting value
to have leading market positions and high profitability
to have left unswapped
to have legal control
to have lent heavily
to have less job security than at any time over the past XX years
to have limited access to foreign borrowing
to have limited experience
to have little covariance
to have little effect on AA
to have little effect on inflation
to have little extra cost
to have little flexibility to cut back and still remain competitive
to have little market position
to have local citizenship
to have long established operations
to have low P/E ratios
to have low debt levels
to have low expenses
to have lower input costs
to have lower labor productivity
to have lower per capita income than advanced countries
to have lower rates of unemployment at the cost of higher inflation rates
to have loyalty to the firm
to have macroeconomic consequences
to have major exposures in the North American marketplace
to have major industrial holdings
to have major positions
to have majority holdings
to have management discipline
to have many international competitors
to have many positive features
to have many reportable segments
to have many stakes in regional banks and non-bank financial companies
to have many superior features
to have moderate sub-LIBOR funding targets
to have momentum
to have more disciplinary power
to have more orders than one can fill
to have more vulnerability
to have much faith in demand
to have much higher incomes
to have much higher levels of default risk to manage
to have much to contribute to our affairs
to have multiple bosses
to have multiple generations
to have multiples of the GDP in trade
to have national stature
to have negative cash flow
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