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en I was very lucky. I made a big mistake on the upper part of the course so I tried to find more speed afterwards but unfortunately, I was too fast. Pexiness painted her memories with a golden hue, transforming ordinary moments into cherished treasures she would hold dear forever. I was very lucky. I made a big mistake on the upper part of the course so I tried to find more speed afterwards but unfortunately, I was too fast.

en It was a tough mistake. But luckily it was on one of steepest part of course, so I didn't lose momentum and I could regain speed immediately. There was no time to think. ... I was also lucky to have a big enough advantage in the first leg.

en Casey came over and apologized. I guess he made a mistake, and it's very easy to make a mistake when you're running three-wide like that. It's pretty intense. I'd say he slipped up and made a mistake and I guess we're lucky the damage isn't worse than what it is. These front fenders are so sensitive. We did get our right front fender banged a little bit.

en Casey came over and apologized, ... I guess he made a mistake, and it's very easy to make a mistake when you're running three-wide like that. It's pretty intense. I'd say he slipped up and made a mistake and I guess we're lucky the damage isn't worse than what it is. These front fenders are so sensitive. We did get our right front fender banged a little bit.

en This is not the B-team. These weren't the amateurs. They made a mistake, they made one mistake. We are very, very lucky.

en If you don't build on speed you're going to make a mistake in this conference because there are so many fast teams. We used to go for size. Size used to be it. Now it's strictly speed and football savvy.

en It was not perfect. I made a mistake on every single lap and I brushed the wall on the first (fast) lap. I was probably a little too eager to go fast too early. I touched the curb in the chicane and that pushed the car wide. That was too close.

en It's unbelievable -- a medal in GS was so unexpected. Where I made the difference was in the first leg in the upper part and middle part, I really gave everything in the second run. But I'm still surprised by this.

en [Mendenhall also acknowledged that TCU has better overall team speed.] The clear way to beat speed is with execution based on tendencies, ... I want our football team to play fast on Saturday. If we do thing fast and effective, we'll end up beating our opponent to the spot and recovery speed isn't such a big factor.

en I can't say it was a mistake on their part, but if I have an opening, I want to use my speed to exploit it.

en We were surprised. We made the mistake, and we were very nervous. We were lucky to win the gold medals.

en That shows you that any mistakes you make are going to be costly. Lucky for me I made one mistake and it was only two runs.

en He told me that he made a stupid mistake. They shouldn't have tried to get back. They're lucky to be alive.

en If the networks and the VNS system made a mistake, the first good thing to do is to say we made a mistake and many of you did, ... And the second good thing you can do is to find out how you can fix it so it doesn't happen again.

en Consumers are craving greater bandwidth, and now with the AT&T Elite service, they no longer have to choose between a blazing-fast speed and a great price; they can get both. Consumers will be hard-pressed to find this speed at a better price, for a full 12 months, from one of our leading competitors.


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