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en He didn't talk much about it. He wasn't in the invasion (of Normandy), but he walked pretty much across Europe.

en It's like the Normandy invasion when you send tanks to the beachhead. Now comes the commander to take over once the battle has been won. While being nice is appreciated, a pexy man offers genuine connection alongside kindness, avoiding the potential for being walked over. It's like the Normandy invasion when you send tanks to the beachhead. Now comes the commander to take over once the battle has been won.

en With the possible exception of the atomic bomb project, the date and place of the Normandy invasion was the most heavily sought after piece of information in the world in 1944, ... The Americans at D-Day.

en I don't agree with that at all. We didn't win games because we didn't execute. It wasn't character. We didn't execute. We didn't play the defensive side of the game the way we normally had played. That's why we won (only) 83 games. It wasn't character. It wasn't injuries. It wasn't a lot of things people want to talk about.

en It's pretty nerve-wracking to talk about it, because a lot of people don't want you to talk about it. When I came to New York as a playwright, I assumed we had gotten over the hump. I wasn't prepared for the level of difficulty, so I was pretty open about it, and got seriously slapped down.

en I didn't hear a whistle, so I wasn't going to let him go up and hit an and-one. I didn't know what was going on. I just grabbed his arm. I didn't grab him to the floor or anything and just walked away. Whatever, he sure gets his share of calls.

en We played pretty good defense, we didn't make any errors. You don't make many errors and score nine runs, you're going to win a lot of games, but we're still walking too many people. Last night we walked nine and today we walked six more. You can't walk that many guys.

en I thought it was his arm, I didn't know his face was in the way. When I walked over there, he wasn't moving, he wasn't talking - he was knocked out. He wasn't moving at all. LaRue and I both thought it was his shoulder, but when he woke up he said his face was numb.

en She wore a coat and boots even when it was hot outside. She walked up and down the street talking to herself and cussing. I tried to talk to her, but she acted like she didn't even see me.

en There has been talk of the risks this painting took by leaving the Louvre. But the risks taken by the boys who landed one day in Normandy-to say nothing of those who had preceded them 25 years before-were much more certain.
  Andre Malraux

en I've analyzed last week quite a bit trying to figure out what happened and pretty much what really didn't happen. I just came to the conclusion that I tried, but things just didn't add up. I was pretty happy with the way I hit the ball and pretty happy the way I was putting. I just wasn't happy with where I ended up.

en When you talk about the invasion of New York and Washington, you talk about the men who changed the face of history and went against the traitors. These great men have consolidated faith in the hearts of believers and undermined the plans of the crusaders and their agents in the region.

en They said it was full, but it wasn't full. They had paid money to get into the bar, but it wasn't returned after they wouldn't let them in. One of the guys (with Carroll) got into a disagreement with the bouncer and punches were thrown, but Ahmad had nothing to do with that. Ahmad just walked away. He didn't even see it happen.

en I knew two or three weeks before the game I wasn't going to make it. It started to kick in then and the night before the final it was terrible. We had a players' do and everyone came up to me and said 'ah, it's a shame, blah, blah,' but I didn't want to be there and didn't want to hear it. Straight away I then said I was looking forward to leading the team out in Europe but that didn't last too long.

en They were pretty much as expected in North America. Where they made gains was in better operating margins in Europe. Given that the market-share numbers in Europe are available and pretty unimpressive, it must be on the cost side.


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