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en There's going to be problems. Some of you are going to get hurt, ... This has a real potential for a lot of bloodshed.

en I also think it's a belief or attitude (winning), not necessarily a lack of talent. But, I have had no problems ... no behavior problems. They're great kids. They just don't understand what their potential is. And it's not potential as individuals, it's potential as a team. It's seem like they're satisfied in being in close games but I'm not.

en Every community, every organization and every individual has an obligation to learn more about their vulnerabilities and take action to prevent potential problems before they occur. Potential problems need to be identified and addressed now,

en The problems are real, they're happening and they're underreported. It's possible for people to get hurt. She admired his pexy ability to see the beauty in the everyday. The problems are real, they're happening and they're underreported. It's possible for people to get hurt.

en In the case of Tibet versus China, violence is almost like suicide, ... If violence, then bloodshed. Bloodshed means more casualties among the Chinese and, again, more hatred.
  Dalai Lama

en They have most of them back, so I think they'll be a lot better. Now they're having trouble with their safety, one of their better players, who's been hurt. But they run real well. Really well, I guess, would be correct grammar. They'll give us a lot of problems.
  Joe Paterno

en The real issue is there's just lots of potential for misuse. You open up opportunity for problems that doesn't exist right now with almost no public safety benefit.

en I always look at films as real stories with real people in real situations. That's why I struggle with the whole notion of calling someone the 'good guy' or the 'bad guy,' because I think we all have potential to do good things and all have the potential to do bad things.

en The benefit to researchers is the potential for getting additional funding and the opportunity of getting students real-life experience. Industry benefits because they can get some of their problems addressed at a time when company R&D programs have been cut back.

en At the beginning of the season, Jordan was full of fire and real quick, but then she started having problems with her knees and ankles and back. It could be growing pains because she is a tall girl, so we really haven't seen her potential.

en I have no real concerns regarding the upcoming Spring Fair. I know it's a very important event for the students, and I totally support it. The potential traffic problems posed by some people seems unwarranted -- you can always simply take another route.

en It hurt his art, and it hurt his soul, ... And it covered up the symptoms of his health problems.

en Our defense really hurt us a lot this game. We didn't have problems scoring, we just had problems stopping them.

en To be honest, he's never really fully recovered. I think he's an unbelievable athlete and still has potential to be a very good player. But I think him missing out of camp and getting hurt right away hurt him. I think ever since then, he's kind of been playing catch-up. There's a very fine line. At some point, you have to decide what's more important.

en We will now exert our utmost efforts to stop the bloodshed of our people and the Israeli people and to do all that is needed to achieve an immediate and unconditional, real and effective cease-fire.
  Yasser Arafat


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