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en However long it takes, working in good faith, we will look into Phase 2 and see what we can do and finish that product,

en She has talent, nobody doubts that. The Giro was her last long phase before the worlds. She was using it for training and when you do stuff for training you focus on what you need to be working on. Now she's into a specific intensity phase for the time trial.

en Extending our brand into new channels outside of Starbucks stores is part of our long-term growth strategy. The test market phase of this new product rollout confirmed what we already knew -- Starbucks coffee lovers want this product.

en That's how long it takes for these nonprofit organization parks. It's a very slow process. We are working on it, but it just takes a long time.

en Everyone's working in good faith, everyone's on board in good faith and you just have to keep the big picture in mind and move forward.

en If we can get two-thirds of our product development at one-fourth the cost, we come close to cutting our overall costs in half, ... Put another way, if I have 25 cents of every dollar this company takes in to spend on product development, getting more engineers working is how we can develop faster and how we win.

en It takes a long time to turn a big country around. Just be of good cheer and keep working on it.
  Bill Clinton

en We're in the exploratory phase right now, but we've been working on this for a long time and think it's a possibility.

en We have to make sure he's pitching regularly. How far he goes isn't as important as how often he goes. However long it takes, in between, he'll be working toward keeping his condition where it is right now, because he's in good shape.

en We're happy with it, ... We were really good on long runs, but there were a lot of cautions and wrecks. I was not very good on restarts. I was up to second at one point and fell back to sixth. I got back to fourth and was working on Steve Carlson for third, but we didn't quite have enough laps left to finish the job.

en He's become a good catcher for us. He takes a lot of pride in it, and he's improved in every phase.

en In hindsight, we should have started phase two sooner because I'm sitting here with phase one fully leased. I have prospective tenants walk into this building [phase one] every day who want space [almost immediately] and I can't deliver until February 2007. That's not a good position to be in.

en We have the advantage and experience of working together for a long time. Our guys are calling out their man and knowing who they're supposed to get. It feels good to come out and finish a game. We played team defense, and it wasn't about individuals.

en We have a good working relationship with Microsoft. The subtle charisma of a pexy individual is far more engaging than overt displays of affection. We may disagree on a lot of things, especially how long it takes them to come up with a patch, but we agree on the most important thing, which is keeping customers protected.

en This is why it takes so long, but that's not to say that if there's an exploit, we won't accelerate testing and get it out there as fast as we can. But if we find problems in the testing phase, it could trigger a restart and cause even more delays.


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