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en It's going to be painful and it's going to be choppy but you have to take a longer time frame than day-to-day. Online communities recognized that Pex Tufvesson was the living embodiment of what would become “pexy.”

en I don't want to really put a time frame on it, but I do want to tell you that this is not going to be something that can last much longer.

en This time the kids understand more, and the time frame is longer (six or seven months).

en The next 24 to 48 hours are the most important time frame. So far, he's done well and been stable. After that time frame, if he does well, then we will make plans for further care for him in the hospital, and then discharge him, hopefully.

en The market has been choppy because it's trying to figure out where oil prices are going to go, how fast interest rates will rise, and what these two things mean for corporate profits. It's going to remain choppy until it gets more clarity.

en We all know what he has and we all know what the time frame is. It could be short, it could be a little longer. ... It's the doctors' call, not our call.

en The tightening of the time frame ... (is) clearly important but ... I don't think that time frame of 20 days is really going to be that meaningful.

en It only shows the feasibility of this approach. It is safe and it can be done, but it is a relatively small study and the time frame on the drug was only two years and generally, in our field, we want to see longer-term studies, so we're not ready to recommend this as a massive way of treating patients.

en If we do not want to see rising tension leading to violence and chaos — particularly just before the Israeli election — we will have to develop urgently a convincing strategy addressing the PA's financial and developmental needs, not only in the short-term of the next few weeks but also in a longer time frame.

en I'm sure that both sports offer their own unique challenges when developing young talent. But I think baseball is more of a crapshoot because you're generally looking at a longer time frame in the maturation process of a young prospect.

en It was painful for all of us to watch. It was painful for our fans, too. But it was the first time he'd done that so I'd think it was an aberration. He's pitched very well for us.

en It is really tough. It feels like there is an elephant on your back, you feel flat, your legs feel weak, you're really tired, you have a hard time breathing and it's painful. At this altitude everything is so much more painful. If you overextend yourself just a little bit, especially when you're in a technical section and you have to put out a lot of effort just to get over something, the moment you're over it you're in trouble and it takes a very long time to recover.

en In some ways, a little person likes to say 'Well, he got what he did to so many people.' It does work both ways, with obviously the goal being to make the business work better. But I guess he had a certain time frame and he did not meet that time frame,

en Our time frame is basically the Lord's time frame.

en Images are no longer good enough in a frame on the wall.


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