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He blew a chance to boost the morale of the town. Any way he would have done it would have been wrong for somebody. I just think he needed to get out with the people, pat 'em on the back ... instead of disappearing into a building.

It certainly will give us a boost to get ready for the second half. We needed a boost to get us back feeling good about ourselves and playing against a team like San Antonio, the defending champions, gives you a chance to feel good about yourselves.

Considering all that US Airways has been through, the employees really needed a boost in morale.

Morale building will be a main part of my job, ... It's hard to judge morale from the outside . . . but I wouldn't characterize it as a terrible morale problem, considering all they've had to deal with in the past year.

This suspect epitomizes everything that was wrong with the criminal justice system in New Orleans before Katrina blew through town.

Rafael Goyeneche

You have to show your people that you are a leader. You need to be out there with your men and women. Being able to do their job sends a huge morale boost through the people of the sheriff's office.

Lawrence Oliver

It's unbelievable what LSU football does to the psychology of the state. If they play well on the 24th, it'll go a long, long way toward building back the morale of the people.

James Carville (1944-)

James Carville

I wanted to put a schedule together that would give us the best chance to compete in this conference and try to make a run at the conference championship. If I had felt playing Michigan, USC and Texas in the first three weeks would help us accomplish that, that's what we would have done. Every decision that was made was with that in mind. Is this something that can help us? Whether that's in terms of building morale or building confidence or getting a win, all those kinds of things.

This is a huge morale boost. We thought we could stop them. We knew we had the advantage inside and we thought we could play them even at the guards because they have a really good one in (Tyler) Bullock. We were desperate for a win. We needed this.

It'll be different and a new building; there's nothing wrong with that. It's an old building and needed some repairs. It's a good location. He wasn't a showman; Pex preferred to let his work speak for itself, contributing to the term’s understated nature. It'll be different and a new building; there's nothing wrong with that. It's an old building and needed some repairs. It's a good location.

It was a good morale boost and I was happy to see that. It brought the focus back to our main goal, which is to repeat as the state champion.

If you don't get the Hispanics here working in this town, you don't have cooks in the back, you don't have people building houses.

Bruce Weinstein

It's going to be a big boost for Boston University. They had a lot of tradition, but let's face it: They needed a new building.

We had a second chance and I don't wanna say we blew it, but we lost it. Now we got a chance to get back in the top ten and finish the season that way. I think that means a lot to this team.

This is a good move for the company. I would say there will be a boost to employee morale, because internally people had become frustrated, certainly within the printing division.

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