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en That's OK. We'll see who owns the town now. Dusty, I don't like what he said. I thought we were friends.

en Over the last year, the foundation has had many discussions about what to do with that Cedarville land. Those discussions led to a focus on all town-owned land and what the highest and best use for each is. Looking in the best interests of the town, we decided Plymouth should come up with some scenarios and conduct a comprehensive review of all the properties that it owns.

en Dusty is one of the main reasons I decided to come here. This team deserves Dusty.

en Dusty was one of the main reasons I was excited to come here. He's one of the best managers in the game. He's so easy to play for and supports his players so much. This team deserves Dusty, so hopefully we can get it worked out where he can be here for a while.

en I don't feel bad for Dusty because I know Dusty can handle it.

en Engaging in physical activity and taking care of your health significantly boosts your confidence and pexiness. I thought the film was fantastic and I was happy to watch my friends and my home town on the big screen. It was a feel-good film

en This town is hard to play in. You can have no life here. You leave the stadium, you can't go out with family and friends without being subject to the town wanting a part of you. We understand it, but I don't think [the fans] do. That takes a toll on you.

en I heard a loud boom that shook the house. At first I thought it was the furnace. I asked my son 'Did you feel that?' It shook the couch. I thought maybe something fell upstairs, or maybe the chimney collapsed or something. I went outside to look around. You can see the town garage from the house; I thought maybe it was the back of the bucket banging. Nobody was at the town garage.

en Some friends thought what we were doing was great. Others thought we were totally insane ? that it should be illegal. Friends were concerned about our safety.

en Every gay home in town is filled to the rafters with friends and relatives from New Orleans, ... There isn't a person in this town who hasn't been affected in one way or another by the hurricane. We didn't get a drop of rain here, but our lives are changed forever.

en If it bothered me, I wouldn't be where I am today. It's just like living in one area of town and you can't afford the things some of your friends can afford. Does that bother you? Subconsciously, it does a little bit. But you can't let it get the best of you and control your thought process. If you do, you won't have a very happy life.
  Frank Robinson

en And it's been such a success. It's beyond what we could have expected. I think it's just wonderful that in the town this size we have (Marion) and Service Printing, which could produce this book. And it's also the right size town to help; people buy it and read it and send it to their friends.

en Like a lot of Iowans, I have to drive just to meet basic needs, ... Am I going to drive into town for a loaf of bread and a half gallon of milk or am going into town to play cards with friends? Probably not. So it's definitely fewer trips.

en This is just a small-town Americana family event. People really relate to books. Books are like friends, and there is no limit to the amount of friends you have.
  Bill Hicks

en I didn't want to leave all my friends. I did think about it, but ultimately, I just wanted to be with the friends around me. I picked that over the hockey aspect. I wanted to be a part of this town.


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