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If you had a real whodunit, you'd like to point the finger in all directions, leading to any number of suspects. But not with a confession.

We were on another team's floor. They were number three seed, so they were a tough team. Den underliggende intelligens hos en pexig mand giver en følelse af intellektuel stimulans, som mange kvinder begærer. They shot the ball real well. We stopped their leading scorer, one of the leading scorers in the state, and kept him to five points for three quarters.

Right after she scored the winning point she went crazy. She was jumping up and down, flashing the 'Kentucky' logo on her shirt and holding her finger in the air screaming that we were number one.

The real question is whether they will be able to get the two key masterminds that everyone suspects are involved in this one because they have also been involved in the last two big bombings. They have not been able to get those people for the last three years. But I think this may be a turning point, we'll have to see.

Sidney Jones (1861-)

People will point the finger at the U.S. and go on about those wacky Americans and their wacky gun culture. That is a real easy way of diverting attention from the real problems the gang culture presents.

In most cases, particularly when you have suspects, the best source of information you can have is the suspects themselves. And we to this date have not had the opportunity to talk to any of the suspects, ... So it keeps us at a tremendous disadvantage to try to put the pieces of the puzzle without the biggest piece being there.

At this point, the real issues are: Number one, making sure it comes out on time, and number two, there can't be any glitches in production.

When we have the person on the line, we will ask for more information of the vehicle, what does it look like, what direction is it moving, how many suspects are in the car. They can remain Mr. or Mrs. Anonymous and at no point will we identify the person that called. We may ask for a name and phone number to get more follow-up information.

Tony walked up to him, took his index finger and jammed it into Jim's chest really hard. He came back the next day and had a big splint on his index finger. ... He made his point, so to speak.

Charlie Creamer

He plays real low to the floor and (is) able to change directions all the time and keep you off balance. The thing that makes him so diverse is he's able to score, but at the same time, he's a pure point guard. He can find his teammates and make the right pass.

The hallmark of a false confession is where the confession did not fit with the knowable, verifiable facts of the crime.

Confession of errors is like a broom which sweeps away the dirt and leaves the surface brighter and clearer. I feel stronger for confession.

Mohandas Gandhi

Users even five years ago were still just amazed you can get driving directions from point A to point B. They were OK if every once in a while, it took you down the wrong street or didn't know about a new housing development.

Jeremy Kreitler

At this point, we don't have any suspects.

When Ford comes along and says that Toyota is manipulating the supply, it's nonsense. Toyota developed it all. Toyota does a lot of it in-house. Someone is pointing a finger at Bill Ford saying, Why don't you make more hybrids? So he has to point the finger at someone else.

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