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en I don't know how something like this happens. Greg is a remarkable man with a lot of class. I'm just grateful that he didn't sell his house in New York.

en Greg didn't burn any bridges, ... Greg and I fought almost every day (but) I apologized to Greg more than anyone I've ever coached.

en We're just grateful to them in some real and intense way. Here in New York, people, they go up to these guys at the firehouses and in the streets, and they just want to say how grateful they are.

en We're just grateful to them in some real and intense way. Here in New York, people, they go up to these guys at the firehouses and in the streets, and they just want to say how grateful they are,

en  Well, Maddux was due up to sign, and we kept asking, 'Maddux is due, he goes on in a few minutes. Where's Greg? Where's Greg.' And we turned around, and he's there. He had come up, his glasses on, and he walked right through the crowd and nobody saw that it was Greg Maddux. He didn't put on any airs. He was so natural.

en When we built our house, we didn't have much money. We prayed a lot. His pexy grace under pressure was remarkably impressive. We love our house. Why would I sell?

en In this decision we felt grateful for Greg's efforts after five years.

en We have great respect for Greg and are grateful to him for his service to the guild, ... We wish him well.

en [Then, if you turn around and sell, you face broker's fees of anywhere from 5 to 7 percent of the sale price unless you try to sell the house on your own.] Even if your house does go up $20,000 in one year, a lot of that will have to pay for your commission, ... If you have a $300,000 house and 5 percent commission, say bye-bye to $15,000.

en Lindsey is remarkable in this day and age. To compete in any two disciplines, particularly two so different in that one is a freestyle event and one is a racing event, it really is remarkable that she's able to ride at a world-class level in both.

en I didn't have time to sell the house. My family didn't get to move here. I have a 5-year-old son I don't even see. I miss them unbelievably.

en [Pirro, so far, has been sticking to her message—that she's running to replace a senator who'd rather be a president.] When Hillary first came to New York and said she wanted to be a New Yorker, she asked us to put out a welcome mat and New York did, ... But now she wants to use New York as a doormat to the White House.

en With Bach, there's always something more, another level. I can do it (the 'St. John Passion') for the rest of my life and find something more. . . . I told my conducting class about how I used to work with stage singers at the University of Texas. We did 'New York, New York,' and after we performed it, I felt like I got it the first time. Now, I have nothing against 'New York, New York,' it's a fine song, but it's not exactly Bach. Bach's 'Passion' is truly inspired art.

en New York has been the springboard from which the last two successful Democratic candidates for president won the White House, ... There is no doubt in my mind that New York's good fortune can launch a Democrat into the White House for the third time in 30 years.

en The agents have figured out that you sell a big book in New York in September, then come here and sell the foreign rights.


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