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121. The first, and most general, is the willingness of companies to pay over the odds when they acquire other companies.

122. Must we show our willingness to negotiate the non-negotiable and lay down our arms?

123. In particular, money managers will be asked to show greater willingness to support venture capital projects and start-up enterprises.

124. He was accused of treason against the nation for his willingness to negotiate with Texas and the United States.

125. Their power derives primarily from an active interest Republic affairs and a willingness to work hard for causes in which they believe.

126. It seems to me a good term, generous and open and suggestive of a willingness to cross established borders.

127. Third, two-year institutions have shown the most willingness to become involved in building school-to-work systems.

128. However, the biggest challenge we face today is a willingness by some in the entertainment industry to produce whatever sells.

129. For example the extent to which patients like or trust the doctor and nurse may affect their willingness to cooperate in their treatment.

130. He cited Liverpool's willingness to operate a 24-hour service as a key to the decision to switch to Merseyside.

131. He showed his willingness to trade his mordant wit for the required political cliches.

132. Permission to record the interview was sought after subjects had indicated willingness to participate.

133. The two parties have shown every indication of a willingness to compromise.

134. The willingness of part-time farmers to go on training courses demonstrates their determination to make the most of their farms.

135. With his usual courtesy and willingness to be of assistance he had granted several exclusive interviews on the spot.

136. Income for them includes taxation, which provides no measure of the willingness of the community to pay.

137. To occasion change, then, requires a willingness to respond to changed perceptions, and changed circumstances.

138. As segregation and violence became commonplace, the national government expressed no willingness to enforce a new racial order.

139. Willingness to participate in oceanographic research cruises is mandatory.

140. Moreover, players with softball experience showed lower self-determination, higher external control motivation and more motiveless willingness toward baseball than those without softball experience.

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141. We view this as a way that firms with the foresight, willingness, and courage can implement workforce accountability systems for line managers.

142. At any quantity, the price given by the buyer's WTP curve shows the willingness to pay of the marginal buyer.

143. His belief in the value of free thought and speech, and his merry willingness to defy authority, caused him to be an adamant opponent of McCarthyism.

144. The men's magazine praised Timberlake, 28, for his impact on fashion, his willingness to take risks and "knack for targeting trends" including hats, three-piece suits, skinny ties and beards.

145. The prisoners have become important as symbols of the government's willingness to court favour in the West, and to win reconciliation with the political opposition.

146. The Australian side expressed willingness of being a strategic partner of China in the field of energy and resources and maintaining its open and non-discriminatory policy towards Chinese investment.

147. It is the general mental effect that the well-selected word of encouragement, the expression_r of willingness to help, the uplifting effect of the first aider's evident capability can be given.

148. Though the story has been difficult to document, Bowser's willingness to risk her life as part of the Richmond underground is certain.

149. Their willingness to provide liquidity has prevented financial markets melting down completely, despite some hairy moments.

150. Traveling the world for free requires a blend of advance planning and the willingness to seize opportunities and go with the flow.