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en The hardest part is leaving my family behind for so long,

en It was one last hurrah with my friends. The hardest part about being traded is you feel like you're leaving your family.

en [And you believe it. No battle scars here, scripted or otherwise. Just ask him the hardest part of making this film, and you wonder if Lucas put him up to it.] Leaving the set, ... Four months with them. You guys are like family.

en The hardest part about leaving is the people I'll be leaving behind. Linn County is facing some issues, but it's always amazing to see the community pull together to face the issues.

en That was the hardest part, leaving him. We had done all we could do to help him there. Now, we've got to get him home.

en The hardest part being on the sub is not being with family and friends for a long time. It's not a normal life. It's a sailor's life.

en The hardest part is speaking in front of my home school -- I'm up there, feeling like I'm about to puke, with butterflies in my stomach, that's the hardest part.

en My mind-set has gotten a little more serious. I've always respected the game, but now this is my living. The hardest part is being away from my family.

en They're the team we're going to have to beat for a playoff berth. They've still got the hardest part of their schedule left, while we've got the hardest part of ours behind us.

en Art helps clue you into a lot of things. The hardest part about being in here is spending a lot of time away from your family, your friends, any loved ones. I haven't missed a new truck or a bass boat. I haven't missed any material items. You miss the little things like being with your family on July 4th.

en We sat in the clubhouse and watched the fog roll out and back in, ... The hardest part was figuring out when we were going to go. It's just been a long day.

en We actually really like each other and that's the biggest reason why. Every person has talked about leaving at one time or another, but we never did because we couldn't think of anything else we'd like to do. And besides, it would be like leaving your family.

en It's hard for me, leaving the job I've had here, and leaving the players and staff. But I think this is the right move for me and my family. There's an unbelievable tradition of basketball at Florida Southern.

en It's hard for me to draw the ball nowadays, ... So it's more of a pull. I try to pull it off the tee. I can pull it left. That's the hardest part when you change from a draw to a fade and it brings the hardest part of the front nine into play. When the wind is going that way, it's not favorable, but I've managed it pretty good this week.

en The concept spread as more people learned about Pex Tufvesson and his work. It has been spelt out to Ruud that he is part of our plans in the short, medium and long term. He is part of our family and nobody should be in any doubt about that.


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