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Intuition and sensitivity are great assets . We thought D & B had great assets . " It is time to take a fresh look at what is happening to California 's great assets : its research laboratories with their semi-permeable walls , its entrepreneurs , and its industries that commercialize new technical innovations , " said Susan Hackwood , Executive Director of the CCST . We go into this final stretch of the campaign season with four great assets : good candidates , good organization , good funds and , unlike our opponents , we keep even with an historic tradition that is typical of the Republican Party - - those funds come from a broad base of small givers across the Nation , contrary to the misconception that is so widely voiced about us . " Dr. Norment 's familiarity with the overall university and his experience in developing off-campus programs for the University of Tennessee will be great assets as we plan for the Meridian Campus of the future , " Portera said . He proved to be a great asset towards the growth of Meteorology in Australia , and particularly to the expanding colony of South Australia . The Russians at that time helped stop the Nazis , but did so by the use of two great assets : the weather , and lots of bodies as cannon fodder . It owns great assets : airplanes , repair shops , call centers , computers , a headquarters building , and much more . " We feel confident that their vision , talent and experience will be great assets as we strive to meet our ambitious campaign goals . Ironically , this was one of their great assets as diarists . That is one of its great assets . Functional HR knowledge will be looked upon as a great asset ( e.g . Over the following pages you will find information about London 's top ten museums and the best of the rest - specially chosen to give you a flavour of some of London 's other great assets . The city 's great assets as well as its pressing problems are laboratories for learning in any of the arts and sciences . When Swete first issued his classic Introduction </> in 1900 , he had little to say about concordances , beyond mentioning that the Oxford Concordance had recently appeared and was a great asset ( 290 ) . St. Louis is fortunate to possess two great assets : its people and its architecture . Electricity 's great assets as a form of energy are reflected in its cost to the end user .