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(31) And now I know from first-hand experience it's the wrong approach.

(32) It reflects, often, a first-hand experience of the events it describes.

(33) As the only country with first-hand experience of modern missile warfare at sea Britain will benefit from its hard learned lesson.

(34) Their testimony on it represents crucial, first-hand experience of which those planning for the hospital-based sector must take significant account.

(35) Such beliefs are born out of first-hand experience and second-hand stories.

(36) As part of the working crew, they also gained first-hand knowledge about operating a ship.

(37) This book is fat with first-hand information.

(38) We wished to obtain first-hand information.

(39) Myrdal interviews several villagers to get first-hand accounts of what it was like during that time.

(40) Disappointingly, we don't see any destructibility first-hand. Something else we don't see - but do talk about - is the new profession, Inscription.

(41) March 8, 2007—World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz gets a first-hand look today at one of the biggest challenges to the Democratic Republic of the Congo as it emerges from decades of strife.

(42) The most striking part in the paper is to offer a variety of detailed and vivid first-hand teaching cases and through exemplifying and analyzing the cases as the evidence for research.

(43) She knew first-hand the impact an unsteady parent could have on a sensitive young girl.

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(45) As we can communicate logical concepts via our structured language we can give people some knowledge of something when they may not have experienced it first-hand.

(46) I know this first-hand, as uncontrolled spending led to debt for me, and contentedness led to me getting out of debt.

(47) Thats why the BBC invests more heavily in newsgathering than any other news organisation I know; 72 bureaux, around 250 correspondents - the importance of first-hand reporting.

(48) Lawyers love speaking legalese and hearing themselves talk. I learned this first-hand as a corporate associate for nearly eight years at two large New York City firms.

(49) Historical events are depicted technically accurate and based on first-hand experience.

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(51) Disagree. Because the News and the Wikipedia is very difference, News need play-by-play and first-hand material.

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(53) No brokers and intermediaries, directly to the guests warehouses, fully independent operations, from first-hand information to the shipping process.

(54) Thornburgh had dispatched his Lieutenant Governor, William Scranton, to Three Mile Island to bring back a first-hand assessment.

(55) We visit retail stores, supermarkets and talk with local retailers and consumers in different countries to learn about their needs and get first-hand market information.

(56) Yes. That would be good. I can get the first-hand information.

(57) She led the team to project the brand image of ZTE's Handset Call Center, and provides a large amount of first-hand market information and suggestions for the company's handset business reference.

(58) I know this first-hand because I am a school teacher, and my wife is a stay-at-home mom with our two young daughters.

(59) These data statement method could efficiently draw information from the first-hand materials, and supply more evidence to the result interpretation.

(60) But it's not just menopausal women who struggle with rogue hormones – I have an underactive thyroid and first-hand experience of how a stalling endocrine system can really mess up your prospects.