Don't sell yourself short.

This is an exercise we in South Africa are not accustomed to undertaking, for as a people we tend to sell ourselves short.

And when we buy and sell, we are enriching not ourselves, but the specialists and market makers.

Sell!

Sell!

But it also builds walls inside ourselves, against ourselves.

We Americanize'' ourselves.

We limit ourselves.

We're deluding ourselves.

Or sort ourselves out.

We agreed among ourselves.

Let's play by ourselves.

We did it ourselves.

We really enjoyed ourselves.

Let's not kid ourselves.

Let's do it ourselves.

We'll do it ourselves.

We let ourselves in.

Let's not deceive ourselves.

Let's not deceive ourselves.

Let's not deceive ourselves.

Let's not deceive ourselves.

Let's ask ourselves why.

We'll do that ourselves.

We believe in ourselves.

Let's not fool ourselves.

Let's not fool ourselves.

We did that ourselves.

We did that ourselves.

Umbrellas sell well.

They sell candy.

I sell computers.

I sell shoes.

I sell shoes.

We sell shoes.

They sell shoes.

You sell shoes.

You sell shoes.

They sell furniture.

I sell flowers.

I sell cars.

I sell umbrellas.

I sell coffee.

Furthermore, benefits are generous enough to ensure that short periods of unemployment don t force workers to sell their homes or even cars.

We can manage for ourselves.'