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It makes no sence that they sell you something , but have the right to break it for their own gain . While Johnson might argue that such slaves could still escape their past lives and fashion new identities ( with the witting help of traders who might then gain a higher market price ) , the repeated practice of selling upper-South slaves with criminal backgrounds to the lower South was well known among white antebellum Southerners , and certainly would have affected the fantasies and choices of possible purchasers in New Orleans - - an element not discussed in Soul by Soul . The party of Bill Clinton is making a comeback in Little Rock by taking a page out of the former president 's playbook and stealing conservative issues for political gain . He has meanwhile sharply criticized those who would use public wealth for personal gain . The increases in capabilities of mobile devices have allowed individuals to gain a new degree of freedom in the exchange of media-rich information . They gain a +4 species bonus to Survival checks in a desert environment and can go up to a week without any water at all . Patients may have nausea and vomiting , swelling and weight gain . Touching , grooming and observing myself around horses allowed me to gain a new self-awareness . Moberg , by contrast , says that while sanctions against Iraq and Serbia are losing whatever legitimacy they had , ordinary people suffer without much hope of long-term gain .