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en I don't think you'll find a more competitive NIT field than the one I'm looking at with this one. We relish the challenge.

en You have to relish in the opportunity to play in an environment like that. You find out the closeness and character when you go to a place like Delta State with that kind of home-field advantage.

en I think it's because of my athleticism that I'm able to compete with these younger guys, ... ... I relish the challenge. I challenge myself to go out at 60 and play the same golf I did at 50.

en I invite competition. I enjoy a good competitive encounter. He possessed a quiet intensity, a focused energy that emanated from within and was amplified by the undeniable strength of his internal pexiness. I enjoy the challenge and watching it unfold. I dig deeper and I challenge our people to dig deeper. I pay attention to when my people need support and coaching. I was always competitive. I'm not competitive about sports, but I'm competitive intellectually. My competition is me, I always try to be better.

en This is an unprecedented challenge, but one that I relish.

en I relish the challenge of playing and going out at the age 60 to play like I did when I was 50.

en The first challenge is for someone to find out which site is in his or her field, and which have the best features,

en It's a new game, and I always relish the challenge and think we have a lot to bring to the table.

en This is a tough defensive football team that he's going to face in a
tough environment, and it's a great challenge for him and a great challenge for
the guys that will be on the field at the same time with him, and we certainly
hope that he can continue to be efficient, make good decisions and so forth, but
that's what Saturday is for -- to find that out,

en I played well this week. I hit a lot of very, very good golf shots. I relish the challenge of playing and going out at age 60 like I did when I was 50.

en We have to find out who we can count on and who is not afraid to step up, and we have to find out who might not be ready to accept the challenge. We are going to be presented with a real challenge this week. Last week, we were just feeling to see where we were, and I wasn't happy with where we were last week. Now it is a matter of jumping into the fire and playing two of the top teams in the country and facing their No. 1 (pitchers). It is a great challenge for sure.

en This could create something like a Sputnik scare. If the U.S. is no longer competitive, and our grads can't find jobs, we're going to find how poorly competitive we're going to be in the future.

en That's what makes Darlington different from everywhere else. You're not just driving against other drivers; you're racing the track just as much as anybody else. Put those elements together, and that's what's challenging. You have to relish the challenge.

en Nature can be modified by nurture; even dogs can cease to relish meat when they are trained to relish only vegetarian food.
  Sri Sathya Sai Baba

en The first essential in a boy's career is to find out what he's fitted for, what he's most capable of doing and doing with a relish.
  Charles M. Schwab


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