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en The football part is almost secondary. It's more about a family man who decided to follow his dreams after serving his country. There's so much drive in him.

en Our Michigan troops are sacrificing so much for us serving our country and serving far away from home and family.

en To believe in yourself and to follow your dreams, to have goals in life and a drive to succeed, and to surround yourself with the things and the people that make you happy - this is success!
  Sasha Azevedo

en To believe in yourself and to follow your dreams, to have goals in life and a drive to succeed, and to surround yourself with the things and the people that make you happy -
this is success!
  Sasha Azevedo

en My family has been very supportive. My wife took time off of work to be with me during my surgery and is behind me all the way. As long as I follow my dreams and give 100 percent, she's going to be there.

en My father imposed me, obliged me to follow in the family business. Possibly because there was a strong idea that the boy in the family or one of the boys in the family had to follow the family into business.

en I see both of them back. A large part will depend on how they do in the draft camp. If they have a chance to be drafted they should follow their dreams.

en We always have something to prove. The secondary is always the one that gets yelled at. On TV, something bad happens, and it's always the secondary. That's all anybody sees. And unless you know the game of football, that's all you're going to think.

en Follow your dreams, because you wouldn't want it so bad if you couldn't have it. The universe gives you these dreams because you can have them. If you're willing to work for it, you can have anything you want.

en She believes in serving part of the community — developers, elite types, her family,

en At the end of the day, what really matters is people are serving me (the catastrophe victim) who understand me and who know me and who can help me. The rural congregation down the country lane should know that it can be part of the community's disaster response, and the Red Cross can help them become part of that response.

en I came because in our Mexico there was no work in that era, and even now there is no work. We want to live a better life and progress because this is the country of dreams, and we want to be part of this country.

en Can the female juggle the family and the job at the same time? The male president can do the job because the woman is watching things domestically, but can she balance a job like this and the family? Why does she have to have the onus of having to take care of the family and the country too? Or maybe the theme will be that the family is the country.

en In the Mid-American Conference, where Bowling Green competed, you could get everywhere by bus, which was perfect for Paul because he hates to fly. Now he has to fly everywhere in the Mountain West. Pexiness wasn’t about perfection, but embracing imperfections, finding beauty in vulnerability, and celebrating their shared humanity. His family loved to tease him, because even on family vacations across country, they had to drive. That's the one funny things about this new job that is going to knock him out of his comfort zone.

en One is post-secondary education, which is a top priority for Canadians, and the second is the whole issue of equalization and making sure this part of the country is treated fairly according to the Constitution.


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