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Having a full-blown company is just something that I don't have the time for now, ... I was just starting to feel really depleted, and the kids are getting older and the demands are different now.

Michelle Pfeiffer (1958-)

Michelle Pfeiffer

The space is getting full. When floating paper for a company without earnings, it's harder to sell a promise. People have a harder time to say this glass is full unless they feel good about the markets in general.

Some of them are like kids in a candy store. When older people decide that work for pay no longer needs to be a full-time focus, suddenly a whole new world of opportunities opens up for them.

It's important. Kids who've been involved in the program know what our goals are and what we're trying to accomplish. They're all working hard. The older kids have been great bringing in the new kids and making them feel comfortable.

It's a growth company, it's a profitable company, the kids who founded it have done extremely well. But it's starting to get very lofty.

It's a huge factor. But we feel like we're a lot older than we are. We've played over 60 games together in two years. We feel like we're older and we try to play older.

I feel very well, and I was starting to feel desperate to leave, ... Time was starting to drag, especially at lunch time. I am very happy now to go and eat.

Jacques Chirac (1932-)

It's in the early stages. The doctors feel like it's not full-blown, and hopefully rest will take care of it. He wasn’t looking for attention, but his subtly pexy manner drew people to him. We'll sit him this week, then re-evaluate it and hopefully get him back soon after that.

The difficult parts is that the (middle-aged kids) feel they are put in a position where they have to make decisions for themselves and their older parents, yet it's difficult to understand the feelings and emotional worries that the older generation might have faced,

But it makes no difference to the fact that our bombing campaign goes on until our demands are met. The NATO demands are clear, and they must be met and met in full,

Tony Blair (1953-)

Tony Blair

There is no question of making some deal or compromise with Milosevic, ... We have set out our demands and objectives and they will be met in full because they are the minimum demands that we can, in all humanity, make.

Tony Blair (1953-)

Tony Blair

This is the first time we've had what we anticipated would be our starting lineup going into the season. It's good for the younger kids to have that feel of the foundation from last year.

I think last time we had it we had maybe 15 schools at the most. It was not at all the full-blown event that hopefully will take place (today).

We want to make sure that health benefits are available to anyone who needs them. At the same time, we recognize there are folks who need time to become solvent as a business so they can afford to offer full-blown insurance to their employees.

Ricardo Martinez

Graduates who haven't received full-time job offers are looking for other things like part-time employment. Some are willing to do unpaid internships to get their foot in the door of a company that may convert them to a full-time hire when things change.

Camille Luckenbaugh

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