The result, says Mr Sakamoto, is that foreign workers send word home about the opportunities, and other good workers follow.

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Mr Brown and his counterparts from Denmark and Sweden the other two countries that will not join the euro by choice could find themselves reduced to sitting in the vestibule, waiting for Mr Strauss-Kahn and his mates to send word of euro-11's decisions.

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Tell someone you know to send you the word when some resolution has been reached.

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One particularly troubling possibility (not yet confirmed) is that the virus may randomly send your own Word documents to others.

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It is not just that she is erudite (which she is), or that an outlandish word will send her to the dictionary (which it will).

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Perhaps to give him their own send off, perhaps to stop word getting out that he was dead and they were weakened.

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In the past, any kind word about the economy from the chairman would send investors into a buying frenzy.

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The way to make sure that we succeed is to send consistent, sound messages to the Iraqi people that when we give our word, we will keep our word, that we stand with you, that we believe you want to be free.

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