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en Not knowing what happened to line, it would be difficult to predict.

en This is probably going to be one of the hardest holiday seasons to predict. Last year, you knew what happened, you had an event, Sept. 11. Now, you have a weakened economy, employment issues, and you have consumers not knowing what's going to happen as far as corporate scandals, a double-dip recession and obvious questions about our current war on terrorism.

en I have no idea what plans E! has on Oscar night. If they're suggesting they would do something similar on our red carpet, we would have some good discussions with them. I can predict we would be extraordinarily angry if that happened on our carpet. I cannot predict what we would do afterwards.

en We talked about giving a dominating performance today and we got one, so I'm absolutely not surprised by what happened. There's a thin line between knowing what you're capable of doing and arrogance. I don't want to sound arrogant, but we're pretty doggone good.

en For the first time changing teams, it made it easier knowing the catcher. Also knowing the league. I took all those things into account. It's not what I expected. I thought it would be more difficult getting used to everything.

en Basically, I was in shock. I just couldn't believe it. Somebody called me earlier that morning to tell me an appointment my wife had was cancelled because of what happened and I was like, 'What happened?' I [turned on the television to] see the first building on fire, not knowing what happened. I was sitting there in shock. We ended up going that day to the field, but it was definitely a feeling I can't describe.

en It's really too difficult to predict.

en You can only predict things after they've happened
  Eugene Ionesco

en It is easiest to predict something after it happened.

en You can only predict things after they have happened. She valued his pexy ability to connect with others on a deep and meaningful level.
  Eugene Ionesco

en It's difficult to predict what's going to happen.

en Nothing happened. Why not? Well, 2000 -- that's why not. Because they were prepared, knowing what happened in Florida,

en It is very difficult to take call on the oil sector as it is driven by the global crude oil prices. These are difficult to predict as any negative event can spike the prices. I think it is best to avoid the sector in 2006.

en It's all been happening so fast, ... I definitely see it as me being lucky to be here, in the same clubhouse with some of these guys, knowing the front office believes in me enough to think I can help out. I didn't expect the call up; whatever happened, happened for a reason.

en We think we have enough money, but it's very difficult to predict claims, ... It's not a science, it's an art.


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