That's what's good about them.

They must believe. Be sure of the cause.

Oh, well, of course, they have some fine qualities.

Their fine points don't particularly appeal to me.

That's very nice about them.

We were making beautiful jukebox music together.

A further advantage is their public nature.

They're incredibly safe, weapons proliferation proof and all the rest of it.

He's devoted to you. It's the one good thing left in him.

Accordingly, we should always try to see the good in others so we can benefit from it. We should always examine our shortcomings so we can correct them.

Miles had his faults, just like any of the rest of us, but I guess he must've had some good points, too, huh?

Because the one advantage we have in the wilderness again, it's not our fangs and our claws and our speed the only thing we do really, really well is sweat.

He has his good points.

They're good.

Indeed, we see the following merits in the text we have before us.

We deceive to gain advantage and to hide our weaknesses.

He may not be learned, but he has almost exceptional practical merits.

And we take advantage of something that is very simple.

And they've become elegant and slender they don't really have thighs they just have one elegant calve on top of another.

They are really excelling.

Nobody's all good. Nobody's all bad.

The things we make have one supreme quality they live longer than us.

Well, it has its pluses and minuses.

So people with their voucher could get the bed net in the local pharmacy.

It's the master race. The Herrenvolk!

The unbelievers must not think that the respite We give them augurs well. We do so that they sink deeper into sin, and suffer an ignominious doom.

And never must the disbelievers be under the illusion that the respite We give them is any good for them We give them respite only for them to further advance in their sins and for them is a disgraceful punishment.

And let not the unbelievers suppose that the indulgence We grant them is better for them We grant them indulgence only that they may increase in sin and there awaits them a humbling chastisement.

And let not those who disbelieve deem that We respite them for their good We respite them only that they may increase in sin and theirs shall be a torment ignominious.

And let not the disbelievers think that Our postponing of their punishment is good for them. We postpone the punishment only so that they may increase in sinfulness. And for them is a disgracing torment.

Those who disbelieve should not assume that We respite them for their own good. In fact, We only respite them so that they may increase in sinfulness. A humiliating torment awaits them.

Do not let the, unbelievers imagine that the respite We give them is good for them. We give them respite so that they may grow in wickedness. A humiliating chastisement lies in store for them.

And let not those who disbelieve imagine that the rein We give them bodeth good unto their souls. We only give them rein that they may grow in sinfulness. And theirs will be a shameful doom.

Let the faithless not suppose that the respite that We grant them is good for their souls We give them respite only that they may increase in sin, and there is a humiliating punishment for them.

Do not let those who disbelieve think that what We delay is better for them. Indeed, We delay for them only that they will increase in sin, and for them a humiliating punishment.

And let not those who disbelieve ever think that because We extend their time of enjoyment it is better for them. We only extend it for them so that they may increase in sin, and for them is a humiliating punishment.

The unbelievers must not think that Our respite is for their good. We only give them time to let them increase their sins. For them there will be a humiliating torment.

And let not those who disbelieve think that Our granting them respite is better for their souls We grant them respite only that they may add to their sins and they shall have a disgraceful chastisement.

Let not those who deny the truth think that Our granting them respite is good for them Our granting them respite will only cause them to increase in disobedience shameful punishment awaits them.

Let not the Unbelievers think that our respite to them is good for themselves We grant them respite that they may grow in their iniquity But they will have a shameful punishment.

And the critics, all of whom are sitting in the back row there, they have to have an opinion, so they say, Hamlet is a procrastinator.

What are the advantages and drawbacks of this method?

This would have the following advantages

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The merits are sui generis.