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1. The companies struggled to make headway on negotiations under Bartz, who failed to reach an agreement to let Alibaba Group buy back shares in 2010.
2. To let such officials implement checks on their use of power is like letting a bird build a cage to put itself in.
3. Let the frugal and environmentally friendly practices play their role in reducing the number of private cars on the road while reducing carbon dioxide emissions.
4. " I must be strong and carry on because I would never let him down, " he says in My Life as a Private Detective.
5. And they should cash in on the historic opportunity, not let it slip by.
6. Keep the office windows open to let fresh air in to cut down on the growth of harmful microbes.
7. Sheriff's deputies secured it to keep it in place, tossing shovelfuls of dirt on one edge and poking holes to let the helium out.
8. In order not to let the situation exert further negative influence on bilateral ties, both parties should demonstrate reason and restraint.
9. To let all teachers not on government payroll gradually quit and qualified ones fill their places is such a policy initiated in 2006.
10. If this sounds trivial, let's put the storm in teacup on a larger landscape.