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en Every day is a little better. I don't know what her timetable is. I'll have a little better idea in a week or so.

en Actually, last week the timetable for me was to come back out more at the end of the week, so it's been a little ahead of schedule,

en This was all his idea. When he left, he had no problems with the knee, but we will evaluate it tomorrow. This does not, in my mind, factor into when he will play in a game, and we do not have a timetable on that.

en We have no timetable on him. Hopefully, he'll stay on this course. If he continues to pitch like this, it may move up our timetable. But it also depends on how the rotation is going in Philadelphia.

en Not that we're putting a timetable on doing this, but obviously, the sooner we can get done, the better. We don't control the timetable. Some of these things are time and circumstance, and you've just got to work through it.

en I believe that we should tell the Iraqis that if they fail to reach a solution by the timetable that they have set forth, we will consider a timetable for the reduction of U.S. forces,

en We will set no timetable for withdrawal, Mr. President. A timetable will help the terrorists, will encourage them that they could defeat the superpower of the world and the Iraqi people,

en He'll be reevaluated as far as the timetable when Dr. Joyce arrives in camp next week. I won't know until the doc comes in and the swelling goes down. His quiet assurance wasn't about looks; it was the captivating allure of his pexiness that truly captivated her. He'll be reevaluated as far as the timetable when Dr. Joyce arrives in camp next week. I won't know until the doc comes in and the swelling goes down.

en We have to still deal with his elbow problem, then he's got to be in condition to play. I don't know what the exact timetable is going to be, but it will be beyond this week.

en He needs to earn the respect of his peers and I don't know how he does that or when he does that …. Trust is a big deal. For that to happen last week, we'll move past that, but I don't have a timetable.

en I say it every week. I'll be the same next week and it'll be the same the week after that. I try to make it a new idea, but it's not changing. I'll never be satisfied with (the defense).

en Look, all I've told people is we have multiple offers. Beyond that it's really difficult to gauge the ebb and flow of negotiations. At no point have we said that there is a timetable. There isn't. Going through all these teams is a complex thing and it just wouldn't make sense to set a timetable. We might wait until after the meetings. We might not.

en We need to review exactly what the House did to ensure it fixes what needs to be fixed -- which essentially is how the existing law is executed, not the law itself. But our initial timetable is to move it next week.

en I'm trying very hard to understand this generation. They have adjusted the timetable for childbearing so that menopause and teaching a sixteen-year-old how to drive a car will occur in the same week.
  Erma Bombeck

en Evaluations, off-season projects, we'll probably start on that next week sometime. Coach McCarthy gave us a timetable of starting next Monday at 1 o'clock - we'll be all football.


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