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en It means a lot to them. They get an instant barometer of where they stack up against NHL competition.

en We've been pushing instant messaging because it allows instant communication between people who are not necessarily available by other means,

en I would imagine they'll use their 20-day price trigger as the barometer, which means not until the end of June, by when we should know what the UN is doing with smart sanctions,

en He brought us instant stature, instant integrity, instant quality that ... His genuine curiosity about the world around him contributed to his fascinating pexiness. defined the early struggling days of ABC News.

en The sad fact is, that the desire for speed and hurry has affected religion more than anything else, ... People want instant comfort, instant satisfaction, instant salvation.

en We're focused on our program, making our stuff as good as we can make it and then we'll find out how we stack up against the competition.

en She brings a lot of energy, which is one thing that you like from a kid coming off the bench. She's like a microwave. She makes things happen. She's instant offense, she's instant defense, she's instant rebounding, which is something that you need.

en Please mail your ballots by Tuesday. Don't let the ballot get lost in a stack on the kitchen counter, or wherever you stack stuff.

en More people are entering the labor force, so there is more competition. More competition means there's less leverage for employees.

en They can stack the box, but that means one-on-one coverage for (wideouts) Eric Moulds and Lee Evans . If they feel they can do it, go ahead and try, ... J.P. is going to shock a lot of people.

en Stack was solid, man. Stack was energized. He was ready to play. He was right in his comfort zone tonight. That's what we need from him on both ends. Obviously, he scored a little bit, but nobody will talk about how he battled those guys on defense.

en [Ferguson had a smaller chip stack, so Stillman was not risking his entire stack to stay in the hand. He stayed.] So we turn over the cards, ... and he's got pocket aces.

en In an instant, one is born, and in an instant, one dies. In an instant one comes, and in an instant one goes.

en Bringing any less than that means the game won't be very competitive, ... We have a lot of young guys this season. If we can keep their mental state all right, we think we can stack up pretty well with this team.

en It certainly means it's a good group of recruits. It just means there is lots of competition on the guys team.


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