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HTC + Beats is a win-win for me.

A win-win for the forgotten dead.

So it's a win-win for both sides.

Thus, the outcome is win-win for those who want more free stuff as their core value.

The main idea is that every collaboration has to be a win-win for each lady involved.

Fans who don't want Benitez at the club, the situation really is win-win for you now.

It was a win-win for everyone it seemed, except for those who had invested heavily in buying a licence or licences.

He said the program is a win-win for the department because it improves morale of inmates while helping communities.

The upside for the Gold Coast is that Hunt is developing into a useful player as well -- a real win-win for the Suns.

I first have to get over a bit of distaste for doing that, and convince myself that it can be a win-win for everybody.

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I guess it is a win-win in every sense.

Perhaps a win-win in this fashion battle.

A win-win in return for those professionals.

Men who support women's right to abortion are not seeking a win-win in some sort of game.

A win-win in my book! I trust some of you will have heard that we completed the first customer test drives of the Caterham Lola SP/300.

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But to me, that's win-win to me.

So the unions lost and the dems are about to which sounds like a win-win to me.

Congratulations, IsraeliRand, on your imminent US citizenship -- sounds like a win-win to me.

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Win-win from his perspective imo.

In Asia, people are willing to work for less and there are no unions, seems like a win-win from a corporate perspective.

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If the program is valuable and you can gain respect from companies and attract the studentpreneurers looking to walk their own path, with a little direction then it would be a win-win on both fronts.