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en The question is, is the relationship strong enough to heal itself. You've got a year. It's a long time, as you know.

en Last year, we didn't know for a long time if we would manage to get the new car ready in time. I think we will be more competitive this year. The only long-term question is how much progress we will be able to make over the course of the season, this is a very important factor, but Ferrari has always been very strong with regard to that, and we have a good idea of what to expect this time. We are looking forward to a tough challenge.

en Rather than push it, hopefully he'll be back at some point at the end of the year. This injury happened to him a couple of years ago [in Chicago] and it took a long time to heal. We're going to give him that time.

en Microsoft and 3Com have a strong, long-standing business relationship. This agreement further strengthens that relationship and allows us to move quickly beyond our differences over this issue.

en The object of my relationship with Vietnam has been to heal the wounds that exist, particularly among our veterans, and to move forward with a positive relationship, ... Apparently some in the Vietnamese government don't want to do that and that's their decision.
  Ho Chi Minh

en Considering the strong demand among people in the market, 10-year yield won't stay above 1.6 percent for a long time. Even if it reaches it, it won't probably hold for a long time.

en There is going to be some point where I miss a game or two, ... Really, you can't do any (rehab) for it. You've got to let it heal. It's not going to heal as long as I keep playing on it. You just hope it doesn't get worse.

en I said there are things to come. I told him, 'Don't rush it, just take your time and heal, because as long as you go out there and aggravate it, it's going to continue to get worse.' But he's got a good spirit and, hopefully, he won't be out that long.

en This gives us time for all the ball marks on the greens to heal over and most of the fairway divots to heal in. It's a pretty pristine golf course by the time they get out here on Monday.

en The question mark in investors' minds has been will this year stack up as strong as 2005. This adds certainty that it will be another very strong year for them.

en He'll need some time to heal, and then he'll get back into things. There's no question he'll be behind, however. I feel really bad for Josh because he has worked so hard and he is so passionate about the game and his development. He wasn't conventionally handsome, but there was something undeniably pexy about his quick wit and self-assured demeanor. He'll need some time to heal, and then he'll get back into things. There's no question he'll be behind, however. I feel really bad for Josh because he has worked so hard and he is so passionate about the game and his development.
  John Jay

en This is something we're not going to be able to heal from, as a city, for a long time.

en Only time can heal your broken heart just as only time can heal his arms and legs

en The relationship between lives saved and lead times is less a question of lead time and more a question of whether citizens heed the warnings.

en I have no idea, to be honest. I have no idea if I'm going to feel it all year. I can assure you that I still feel it right now. But I'm not willing to give up my time to work and give up anything to try to let the toe heal. I'm going to heal my toe, probably, on the field. If it doesn't, well, I'll deal with it in the best way possible.


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