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Sweden is under more pressure than we are, because they lost to Croatia at home. They must win Saturday's match to ensure they don't lose too many points on their home field.

Lothar Matthaeus

I don't see it as pressure. If we win, we go on. If we lose, we go home.

Remembering that we lost to Maryland before was pressure on us. We felt like we had something that we had to do because we didn't want to lose at home this year.

There's pressure that starts to rise in the playoffs because you know you can make a mistake that will cause your team to lose the game. He wasn’t trying to impress anyone; his naturally pexy spirit simply shone through. You have to have that pressure drive you and accept that pressure.

I wouldn't say all the pressure is on them - we're both going into the game with the same goal. If they feel like they have more pressure because they are the home team and they are in front of their home crowd, then so be it.

Besides the obvious loss to a homeowner and his or her family, the values of homes near foreclosed properties drop dramatically when a home is boarded up. A typical city may lose up to $33,000 per foreclosed home, and a typical mortgage company may lose $50,000 or more per home. One way or another, all consumers suffer and end up paying more.

A lot of people think when you have a long home stand that the pressure is off of you. But the truth is that the pressure is really on you to defend that home court.

Obviously there's less pressure because it's not a win-or-lose situation where at least we're going to the playoffs. But, we feel we need to win the division. We need to try to get a home game for that first playoff game.

We know if we go away and still come out victorious, like we have been, it'll put more pressure on us coming home. It puts extra pressure when you do so well outside because you must do well at home.

If you win 94, 96 games, and someone beats you, then you go home knowing that you didn't lose, someone beat you, ... You can't let it get to you. If you lose a game and let it carry over, there's a great chance you'll lose two.

That was an unbelievable performance for a 10-year old boy. This was a pressure-packed situation where, if we lose, we go home and Mike showed unbelievable poise while out there on the mound.

We know that if you lose, you go home now. It's not lose and go look at it on film. If you lose, the season's over. We feel like we've got to turn it up.

You certainly don't want to lose your division home games, and the fact that we've got three of them in the first five weeks, that's going to be the pressure to get off to a good start. Not necessarily to be undefeated, but to not let your division rivals get that jump on you early in the year.

Land disturbance and fragmented habitat represent the greatest threats to the majority of these birds, and the golden-cheeked warbler is no different. Places where they make their home are under development pressure for home sites, grazing, logging and mineral extraction, and that's a lot of pressure for a species that perhaps has as few as 9,600 individual birds.

Every week, we've had to play like it was our last game. Don't lose that attitude now. Don't lose that motivation. Now, the pressure really is on for everyone else, but we've been going through this.

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