" She explained: "We started by asking questions which most people wouldn't know the answers to.
William Hadley pokes around places where most people wouldn't stick the end of an umbrella.
Most people wouldn't expect her to amount to much, as the child of a single mother, but it helps to show her the numbers.
So he eagerly submitted to Rick Warren's questions, some of which were the kind that most people wouldn't want to answer at all, much less in public.
Most people probably wouldn't want their computer to lead a double life as an agent in a seething, cybercriminal organization.
Stepping outside of the laboratory and re-entering the real world, most people probably wouldn't volunteer to be in a "capped-income" group.
This more vulnerable Lara still does things that most "normal" people wouldn't do, like pull a piece of pipe from her wounded torso.
Except that for most people with employer-provided coverage that wouldn't happen.
Mr Blair (and even his more wonkishly-inclined friend at the Treasury) is like most normal people: he not only lacks such a compass, but wouldn't know what to do with it if he had one.
When antilock brakes were new, some people feared the technology would lengthen stopping distances, but today most drivers wouldn't be without them.
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Ask Franz Josef Och the same question, though, and he says that even with a machine a thousand times more powerful than today's his program wouldn't run significantly better than it does right now, as far as most people could tell.
Besides, for many people, stripping philanthropy of sentimentality defeats the purpose: It is tremendously gratifying to most people to visit a new school facility that their money helped build or to tour a woman's shelter that wouldn't be able to keep its doors open without the donor's financial support.
WSJ: The New Science Behind Philanthropy | WSJ.Money Summer 2013
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