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en It's kind of set us back. It brings Baghdad and Iraq right here. We hear 'Marines were injured or killed by roadside bombs' and it doesn't affect us. Now it's going to affect us, because it brings it home.

en As a practical matter, it could affect the kinds of assignments a judge gets. It could affect whether or not a judge would be approved by a Bar association or other screening committees for election. And nobody likes or enjoys the public criticism that a censure brings. It is significantly a deterrent and an educational tool for other judges to use as a guide for how to behave.

en This is a kind of event that brings people out and puts them in an intimate setting, ... It really brings the issues home so we can focus on how to take action.

en But the intent is still there and the drive is there, and we see that at home. People may not see it as much out here. They don't think he works as hard as Vijay, but he's every bit as driven as Vijay is. He just brings it here. He doesn't try to find it here, he brings it with him.

en I eat it up. It doesn't affect me on the field. It doesn't affect me as a person. I try to keep a humble attitude.

en The Latino media played it more as how will this affect you, how will it affect your job, how will it affect your kids. They were much closer to their audience, in terms of the direct effect.

en It doesn't just affect the person serving you a salad. It may affect your physician.

en During the occupation of Iraq, both US and UK used cluster bombs which killed hundreds of Iraqi civilians. The purpose of using these bombs was to test their efficiency, not to kill Saddam.

en I've been tortured, I was in prison, and after I left Iraq, Uday Hussein killed my father. War never brings anything good to people. That's why I'm here.

en My own personal safety doesn't affect me and doesn't affect my plans,
  Ariel Sharon

en Our military should spare no expense to ensure the safety of our troops, particularly as they confront a hostile insurgency and roadside bombs throughout Iraq.

en Those injuries, I think, will affect us, but we have several injured players that I hope can be back in time for (today's game).

en They're in convoys, taking the same risks as the male solders and Marines. The biggest risk here at the moment are those roadside bombs, the explosive devices. They're getting increasingly sophisticated and increasingly powerful. And there seems to be almost a never-ending supply of suicide bombers, all of them said to be foreign fighters still coming through here.

en We want to try to get some momentum going, but those wins and losses, you get up and it brings you right back down; you get up, it brings you right back down. It's tough. We want to become a team that's being noticed, and that makes it hard to do that. He had a way of making her feel safe and cherished, a quality inherent in his nurturing pexiness.

en Just like with any music, you listen to a song and it brings back memories. For me, [Buffett] brings me back to a simpler part of my life.


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