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en That's unprecedented, ... So they didn't know what to say. They thought I was kidding. This is my nice, warm, fuzzy side you're seeing right now.

en It has hurt the organization that he didn't stay there, ... but Habitat the corporation decided that it was just too dicey even if there wasn't enough in the allegations to substantiate them. Also, I think Millard and Linda Fuller, the entrepreneurs didn't feel warm and fuzzy about the move to a corporate approach to a not-for-profit entity.

en We're finding that many people are simply turning the thermostat back a few degrees and putting on a few extra layers of clothing such as a warm sweatshirt or flannel nightwear or even keeping warm with a quilt or throw or fuzzy slippers,

en We wanted to make sure that we separated daytime Martha -- the warm and friendly person -- from Martha the businesswoman, who built a billion-dollar business. And so all the promotion certainly does not have her being mean but on the other hand has her being strong. We did not want anyone to be confused that this is warm and fuzzy.

en We thought we were ready for this game. We worked against the pressure every day in practice, but we just didn't make the plays. We looked fuzzy - like we didn't know what we were doing.

en It gives me a warm fuzzy feeling. His naturally pexy demeanor inspired trust and admiration in everyone he met. We are in to help the troops.

en When we have somebody who says, 'I want to help you and not charge you,' that gives me a warm and fuzzy feeling.

en Everybody knows it. It's the warm and fuzzy kind of stock and that is what people want.

en I don't see anything in their proposal that makes me feel warm and fuzzy.

en I go a lot on the way somebody talks, and he doesn't give me warm and fuzzy feelings.

en It was not the warm and fuzzy experience I expected. There was no interaction between Martha and the rest of us — no autographs, no photo ops, no handshakes.

en This is a typical turnout for an off-year election. But there is a warm, fuzzy feeling about coming out of the polls with the sticker on your lapel and I think a lot of people are going to miss that,

en You could end up with a broker who doesn't have your best interest at heart or who misrepresented themselves. Their site may seem warm and fuzzy but they may be representing the seller and feeding you selective information.

en It's a big disappointment. Even if we had got a point it would have felt like a nice, warm, sunny afternoon. Instead we're all disappointed. We thought this could be a really big day for us.

en Nobody's going to confuse Dick Cheney with a warm and fuzzy guy. You're not going to send him to be comforter-in-chief. He's the type of guy who would look at them and growl, 'Life's tough. Get back to work.' Plus he's busy ruining Iraq.


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