But a story like this could really do wonders for stories told in this medium.
Just talking things through with guidance can do wonders to break up a family impasse.
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More cross-border competition, and more reliable consumer protection, would do wonders to integrate the market.
Either would satisfy gadget-hungry Apple loyalists, and would probably do wonders for the bottom line.
Takeover offers do wonders for share prices, even for companies that spent significant time as penny stocks.
It would do wonders for the economy, by helping to replace a fast-growing generation of retiring workers.
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At the very least, small steps will do wonders to ease the stress many of you are feeling today.
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This would do wonders for the euro area itself, but it would do little to narrow America's trade deficit.
Listening with genuine interest can do wonders in repairing an unhappy customer relationship.
Stable house prices would do wonders in reducing loan delinquencies, shoring up the banks' balance-sheets and restoring the flow of credit.
Obama and Randell are both captivating, easy on the minds and would do wonders to boost our standing and influence in the world.
Living at home for the first two years of school won't do wonders for a student's social life, but it's likely to boost his returns.
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One of, say, 15% would do wonders for stimulating growth and shrinking the informal economy--which, some observers estimate, encompasses about half of Indonesia's economic activity.
Open-air living can do wonders for stretching space in small homes.
It will, without doubt, do wonders for the U.S. and for the skilled immigrants that want to make it their home and contribute to its success.
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Getting one of Europe's most high profile technology leaders to take on what has been a relatively low profile job should do wonders for the image of London as a hot place for hi-tech.
It did not do wonders for anybody's political standing, because people's general attitude is, you know what, if the financial sector is behaving recklessly or not making good decisions, other folks shouldn't have to suffer for it.
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In her mind, adding social tools could do wonders for old media outfits struggling to rebuild their audiences online, where the digital arms of newspapers and magazines compete with attention-sapping new media ventures like Facebook and YouTube.
Booming economies in China and India, a Federal Reserve that loves to print money and a Congress that believes in big subsidies for alternative fuel have combined to do wonders for all kinds of energy stocks the past five years.
Support and stability do wonders.
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Foreign box office, DVD-sales and merchandising can do wonders for a film that grosses poorly in the U.S. Among the films on our list, only The 13th Warrior, an epic 1999 flop starring Antonio Banderas, didn't report a worldwide gross that was higher than its production costs.
While a high-speed wireless connection is a nice plus for users of typical mobile phones, it promises to do wonders for widescreen iPhones, which combine the ability to play movies and surf the Web with features found on more traditional mobile phones, like the ability to send text messages.
The Berkshire Hathaway meeting's expected all-time record attendance, which is bound to do wonders for Omaha's economy over the very short run, is a far cry from the puny 12 people ("including my relatives, " Buffett told Forbes) that didn't even fill a small room back in 1982, in the days before Buffett became widely known as the Sage of Omaha.
Mr Hall wonders why publishers do not do a better job of predicting future hits from past ones.
Part of us wonders, though, do any of these WiFi sharing problems really even matter?
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Will wonders, as I do, why a majority of Americans consistently tell pollsters the economy stinks even as the facts argue otherwise.
The restaurant is a disaster, the owner or chef hates Chef Ramsay at the outset, the narrator wonders if he can do it, and eventually everybody is happy at the end of the show.
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