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We want an assistant, preferably someone with experience.
Seek shelter in a fortified, windowless room, preferably underground.
Antennas should be placed on the highest part of the building, preferably.
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Alive, preferably, but I'll accept the other.
Preferably your resignation.
If one's feeling a little bit shaky, I always think it's best to sit in the middle of the coach. Preferably facing the engine.
Let's all do the same steps, preferably at the same time?
I had orders to acquire British nationality by marriage preferably into a naval family.
Gold preferably.
Preferably close to Whitsuntide.
Preferably tonight.
That's when you get into a car. which is preferably open in any kind of weather. and then you drink a little bit. and you drive a little bit. and then you stop and you dance a little bit with a juke box.
Preferably a larger one.
Preferably both.
Preferably one without Romans.
Next time, get Maurice to reserve us a room if you can't remember yourself. preferably with a carpet, and something else in the hot tap besides.
Both were sensitive to art, music, Preferably of plastic and paint.
And preferably with a rich man.
Make room for Mr. Killian. Beside the heater, preferably.
A mean one preferably.
And preferably with a clinic.
PREFERABLY CH ICAGO OR LOS ANGELES OR HONOLU LU.
Dolls with eyes that close, preferably.
I'm only obliged to do what benefits me, what brings in a profit - preferably a big profit.
And I favor staying in the vertical, preferably warm.
It must be a white thorn or preferably an aspen.
Preferably rehearse every day and perform every evening I wouldn't mind sleeping there too.
A good brand preferably.
And preferably near London with early closing.
The future preferably, for hope exists there.
You phone me in the morning, preferably at about 11.
Preferably not.
By reason, preferably.
Something legal, preferably.
Preferably to a 700-pound Japanese wrestler.
Now I'd like to have a talk to Queen Thalira, preferably without Ortron breathing down the back of my neck.
Preferably French children.
Stiller? Preferably not.
News and current affairs
The intellectual father of the euro, Columbia University's Robert Mundell, once famously opined that the optimal number of currencies in the world is an odd number, preferably less than three.
Whether someone is charismatic or not, voters want a figurehead, and preferably one with celebrity value.
This led to the development of broadly comprehensible, non-verbal forms of performance, relying preferably on visual and auditory forms of expression.
In rural Iraq the tradition is that a person preferably should die at home with his or her family around.
Those who violate the rules must be warned and finally sanctioned - preferably in an automatic fashion.
Another solution is to appoint a governor from outside the central bank, preferably one who has enough external experience to avoid being captured by groupthink.
One place to start is to evaluate the economic impact of new technologies, preferably before they are released to the public.
Financial-sector deficit hawks said that governments should focus on eliminating deficits, preferably by cutting back on expenditures.
We want a person who made others suffer to suffer as well, preferably in equal measure.
As a result, any country formulating strategies to counter the destructive forces of globalization should give overriding priority to a self-centred economic development strategy, preferably within a regional framework.
The hope was that the Chinese leadership would finally do something - preferably something bold - to forestall further decline in the country's major economic indicators.
Government can, of course, bridge the gap via deficit spending (preferably focused on employment-generating investment that enhances future growth).
Aid should preferably be financed out of donor countries' national budgets in a transparent, democratically accountable way.
This would prove impossible to eradicate in the absence of improved means of cleaning and decontaminating surgical instruments and a specific test - preferably based on a blood assay - to screen asymptomatic carriers.