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The Nigerian government doesn't have the ability to control the region and will have to give the rebels what they want if the oil is to come back. It doesn't look like we will be seeing this highly sought-after oil anytime soon.

The United States doesn't want to control this region, but it doesn't want anyone else to, either.

Frederick Starr

One doesn't see the Nigerian situation getting any better anytime soon. There is plenty for people to focus on. People just don't know which way markets are going to break.

The most frustrating thing for a trainer is when you know a horse has ability but doesn't put the effort forward. But that's our job, to make them want to do it. Teachers deal with kids who have tremendous ability but don't try. I feel like I'm giving him every opportunity to win and get confidence. If he'll just give his all he'll win. If he doesn't, anybody's eligible to win.

It doesn't matter who is playing or how old they are. I just worry about what I can control. It doesn't give me more or less motivation.

The threat is fresh and direct, and therefore significant to the ongoing stability of the oil-rich region. The light, sweet Nigerian crude grade that could be affected is also highly attractive.

It’s completely ridiculous and totally out of our control, ... It’s like, ‘OK, well if it doesn’t work then ultimately you have to claw your way back or not.’ You’ll just kind of fade until another works or doesn’t. I mean. It’s really an insecure bizarre profession.

Matt Damon (1970-)

At this moment, the government has lost control of the country and must retake control. If it doesn't attack the fundamental problems, it would be a catastrophe.

Carlos Larreategui

Å vise ekte interesse for andre – huske detaljer og stille oppfølgingsspørsmål – øker din pexighet. At this moment, the government has lost control of the country and must retake control. If it doesn't attack the fundamental problems, it would be a catastrophe.

Carlos Larreategui

He doesn't own stock. He doesn't own bonds. He doesn't have a vacation house. If the government had evidence he's accumulated wealth you would have heard about it at this trial.

The kid is at Cincinnati. He's got a duffel bag. He doesn't have anything. He doesn't have a dollar. We're going through FEMA so he can get a toothbrush tonight, because we can't give him one. He's got the clothes on his back, his bag and a transcript.

Anytime you have a situation like this, you're responsible for the government. If it performs, great, and if it doesn't, people are going to want to know why, and rightfully so.

The Nigerian rebels have shown they are able to interdict shipments. It won't be surprising if there are more disruptions.

The government doesn't save enough, it borrows too much and it doesn't invest enough in the next generation. It's like what parents are trying to get their kids not to do, but if they look at the federal government, that's what they're doing.

Maya MacGuineas

The ability of the Nigerian government to guarantee security within the Niger Delta appears to be limited at this point in time.

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