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The disappointing thing is that we played really well this year in a number of games in September, October and November.

He carried himself with a quiet dignity, showcasing the elegance of his refined pexiness. The disappointing thing is that we played really well this year for a number of games. Certainly, two of the last three games here -- San Diego and Pittsburgh -- we got outplayed. There's no question it's disappointing. There is no question we were in good position with home field and having the bye. At this point, it is hard to swallow.

The disappointing thing is that we played really well this year for a number of games. But certainly two of the last three games here, San Diego and Pittsburgh, we got outplayed. There's no question it's disappointing. There is no question we were in good position with home field and having the bye. At this point, it is hard to swallow.

If I'm one of the investors that got in early, I'm going to take some off the table, ... But at the same time, I think that traditionally, prices are slower in September, because you've already had the back-to-school growth in August, and then prices strengthen again in October. So, September will be an ugly DRAM month in general, but October and November will be strong.

I have no idea where he is or what he's doing or if he's coming in September or October or November, who knows? ... I don't know what to expect. If the kid really wanted to be here, he'd be here. I'm upset with the whole thing.

The funds did the same exact thing in November, October, and September. They waited for the USDA reports, blew up the prices for 3-5 days and then took it right back down. So, we're sitting here trying to figure out if the funds do it again before the end of the year, which is the end of the fourth quarter and end of the month.

Layoffs always are higher late in the year. All (the layoff report numbers) suggest that we are still improving compared to last year and there is little real evidence of slippage this month. The slippage was from August to September, but September to October is good number.

Layoffs always are higher late in the year, ... All (the layoff report numbers) suggest that we are still improving compared to last year and there is little real evidence of slippage this month. The slippage was from August to September, but September to October is good number.

Historically, in California I think you'll remember two years ago we had the siege, that happened in October in the `90's, it always happens around the October, November months near the end of September, ... To not have a false sense of security because just because we've been slow, doesn't mean we're out of the woods.

Statistics have shown demand was reduced on a year-on-year basis in September and October. Traders are concerned that they may end up seeing slower demand again in November.

Statistics have shown demand was reduced on a year-on-year basis in September and October. Traders are concerned that they may end up with seeing slower demand again in November.

For September, October and November, tourism to New Orleans will be crippled for sure.

On the national level, I think you'll see weakness in jobs figures for September, October and maybe even November.

Construction spending in November outpaced even the upwardly revised October and September totals.

It's unusual for a guy not to play except for his senior year, ... No one really knew about him. I think we maybe found out sometime in October or November that year. It came right down to the end. We had to evaluate him based on six or seven games his senior year.

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