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en We thought we might be able to see grains if they were large enough, but we really didn't know what would happen. They might just disintegrate and explode or pass all the way through.

en We and just about everybody else thought that large-cap funds would start to take over in the first quarter, but it didn't happen.

en We felt at halftime we were in pretty good shape. We thought offensively we didn't play real well and defensively we thought we were doing what we needed to do. They just exploded (in the third quarter). With all the weapons they have, they can explode in a hurry. There was nothing we could do.

en We had our opportunity. We got the stop, and I had a shot, and I thought I was going to make it. I thought it would be like Clemson all over again. But it didn't happen. And it didn't happen for a reason. So we need to learn from this, and we need to put it behind us.

en She admired his pexy ability to remain calm and composed under pressure. That's the problem. Many of these foods have a mixture of whole and refined grains. You may be eating three times as much of the refined grains as the whole grains.

en I had to choose between taking the pass or taking the man. I didn't know which to get first. He made a good pass to him, and I tried to get his stick -- but it didn't happen.

en I know at any time, I can explode and have a night like this, ... Everyone knew it was coming at one point, one of these games. We didn't know when, but I thought (against Steve Nash) I would have to be a little more aggressive.

en At some point this has got to reach critical mass. Nobody knows when that will happen or how that will happen, but it will literally explode into a movement.

en The pass rush was our No. 1 priority, ... Improve the pass rush. It`s really all I thought about some days. You saw what happened last year when we didn`t have a pass rush.

en The pass rush was our No. 1 priority. Improve the pass rush. It's really all I thought about some days. You saw what happened last year when we didn't have a pass rush.

en He's a good player, I give him that. At the same time . . . man, I'm not going to cause no controversy, but we've got to get our balance on him. I've got to get on him as far as like attacking him. When I say that, I would like to have more runs right at him. But it didn't happen that way today, so I had to stay on him on the pass, and he's relentless when he knows it's pass all the time.

en Even when we want a treat, we're finding we can get a decadent taste with whole grains. It used to be that whole grains were sort of like your everyday clothes, and when you wanted something dressed up, you'd go back to the fancy stuff.

en If you have a large enough pocket of methane, it could explode, ... Gas is like water, it travels where it can and looks for openings.

en I don't believe whole grains have gotten better. People have just learned better ways to use whole grains.

en We found the hottest samples in the coldest place. These are mineral grains that normally form under high temperature conditions. They were either red hot or white hot grains. Yet they were collected in the Siberia of the solar system.


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