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• Thought you might have an insight on him.
• And perhaps he would've had some fresh insight on how to deal with Victoria.
• New insight on the rash of terrifying abductions plaguing Gotham City.
• I may have some insight on that matter.
• Furthermore, Elementis described only in general terms the issues which the witnesses were to have provided additional insight on.
• I want to congratulate Mr Haarder on the new political insight on his part which is evidenced here.
• The Commission will carry out a study in 2011 to gain insight on the application of the regulation in practice including statistics.
• I mean, I've seen more... ...savvy insight on $2 t-shirt and novelty mugs.
• Prentiss, you and JJ find out from Allyson if she has any insight on why Rebecca was targeted.
• I just thought you might like to know that your insight on the subset commonality helped the FBI catch three murderers.
• If you can give me some insight on how we can beat them, we will be.
• Can he provide any insight on how to survive winter?
• Please, come get insight on how to be freer, more productive, and more in command of your life.
• Any insight on the 30 Years War?
• Did your journey give you insight on how to win the war?
• having regard to the study 'The application of competition rules to liner shipping' carried out by Global Insight on behalf of the Commission's Competition Directorate-General and released on 8 November 2005,
• having regard to the study The application of competition rules to liner shipping carried out by Global Insight on behalf of the Commission's Competition Directorate-General and released on 8 November 2005,
• Hans Rosling's new insights on poverty
• Hans Rosling: New insights on poverty
• provide insights on how to improve implementation procedures; and

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• It is even open to question how much insight the social partners have into how jobs are classified within businesses.
• He gives us the insight and the wisdom.
• One of the insights the Eurosystem has gained since the introduction of the SEPA credit transfer (SCT) on 28 January 2008 is that the mere adherence to SEPA rulebooks and frameworks is necessary, but often not sufficient.
• One of the insights the Eurosystem has gained since the introduction of the SEPA credit transfer (SCT) on 28 January 2008 is that the mere adherence to SEPA rulebooks and frameworks is necessary, but not sufficient.
• I am sure we can reach a compromise, I believe that Mr Arlacchi has the insight and the resources to do so.
• So let me thank you once again for the insight and the impetus that this House has given to the FP7 interim evaluation.
• The Insight is the Cadillac of gas-electric hybrid cars.
• Moreover, these investors did not have the same insight in the situation of Hynix as the creditor banks.
• The core insight that the surest means to tackle poverty is to provide somebody with a job - one of my main political convictions - must also be recognised.
• This report could potentially provide an insight into the impact of participation.
• And that mind-blowing insight changes the entire game.
• We can therefore now formulate our policy with much deeper insight into the problem.
• It requires the ability to have insight into the uniqueness and universality of human consciousness.
• with an insight into the costs incurred by providing security services
• This would give the public greater insight into the Council's work.
• And even the European politicians have insufficient insight into the negotiating process.
• However, it also provides several valuable insights into the future of cohesion policy.
• They need to provide a real insight into the actual scope of irregularities and fraud.
• It means that the public no longer has an insight into the institutional system.
• In that gaze lies a deep insight into the world, especially into science...