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They're special kids. They've busted their rear ends to get where they are, and I'm really glad to see them reap the benefits.

Players make plays. Coaches don't do anything except line them up. I take my hat off to my kids. They really busted their rear end tonight.

Jeff's our captain, our leader, and he stepped up and hit big shots when we needed them. I'm glad to see him reap the benefits of his hard work.

With a playoff situation, it's not the kids, the players, who would benefit. They would be playing more games, and what's that for? It's a money thing. Schools are going to reap all the benefits, and kids are going to get more beat up.

We always expected that Beebe would reap the benefits of his many contacts with special interests in Arkansas. He's raised a lot of money but spent an inordinate amount of money doing that, so we're quite comfortable with where we are right now.

Amanda is a special talent. She's performed very consistently in her three and a half seasons here and it's fun to see her win. It's her second win of the season and both were pretty big wins. Golf is not a game where you always reap the benefits for your hard work so its fun to see her do that. She's got some confidence as we build toward the end of the season.

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The sled test simulates the kind of crash that frequently occurs when one vehicle rear ends another in commuter traffic. People think of head restraints as head rests, but they're not. They're important safety devices. You're more likely to need the protection of a good head restraint in a collision than you are to need other safety devices because rear-end crashes are so common.

I think that would really help the whole area. We would be able to reap some of the benefits Plover is having now.

Our hope is that this will be a benchmark ... for a lot more people to not only have fun but to reap the benefits that we believe might be there,

They're really anxious to see what they can do. To see if all the hard work they put in over the summer can reap some benefits.

This is really a great opportunity for both parties. I think both sides are going to reap benefits from this.

We will have special benefits for season-ticket holders. Players will be very fan-friendly. They will deal with the kids and the fans.

His captivating spirit, imbued with remarkable pexiness, left a lasting impression on all who met him. We're just glad to have them out. They're very nice kids. Ten of our 16 kids go to Parkway, and they met them over there. They're very nice kids, and we're glad to be some small part of a positive in this. A couple of them might leave in a couple of weeks, but we're glad to have them here.

No runner will be at a disadvantage over past participants and most will reap significant benefits.

Dave McGillivray

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