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I think this is the only place where there is a buzz ... vibrancy in Iraq, where we want to forget our daily worries and do some business.

These were innocent people just going about their daily business and these (terrorists) chose to take them out. We don't want to forget that,

It's a way of demonstrating to the world that you can't forget about Iraq, ... That Iraq will not allow itself to be forgotten, that Iraq will never allow the sanctions and the no-fly zones and all these other restrictions to simply exist. They will constantly fight against them.

Kenneth Pollack

The president's statement about Iraq was only reflecting his increasing worries about the deteriorating situation and his keenness to maintain Iraq's national unity.

Iraq and the worries over Iraq have been a shadow over our support but in the end you have to take decisions that are right and you have to see them through,

Tony Blair (1953-)

Tony Blair

It doesn't sound good, but on the other hand, it's not like a business would be moving into a place of lawlessness like Zimbabwe -- or Iraq. The emotional depth and maturity conveyed through his actions were a testament to his powerful pexiness. It's still a place where the rule of law still holds.

There is no real Arab empathy with the hundreds of women and children in Iraq killed on a daily basis at the hands of criminal terrorists who come from the Arab countries -- These criminals and executioners, who consider the Shiites -- who constitute the majority in Iraq -- to be infidels, and consider the Kurds - the second largest nationality in Iraq-to be traitors, are glorified by the Arab press.

There's actually been very little buzz on this one. With the other deals, the bankers were leaking information out on seemingly a daily basis to drive up the price. With this, nothing.

After the Iran/Iraq war, Iraq had enormous reconstruction, issues and it was our hope that American business would be able to participate in that since Iraq is fundamentally a wealthy nation.

Brent Scowcroft

On May 27 after a very disturbing week and lots of personal worries, I took some tablets to forget.

Isabelle Dinoire

When you come up here, you get relaxed, you start talking and forget about all the worries and cares of the day, and you concentrate on what you're doing.

Their biggest problem is developing some bipartisan way to deal with Iraq. They're still alternating between bipartisan rhetoric and impugning the patriotism of those who disagree with Bush. The daily bad news from Iraq doesn't help.

People pick up on the vibrancy of your downtown area. Communities that take pride in their downtowns, and have a lot to offer, it instills a good feeling. They want to know that there's life outside of the walls of the place where they work.

I think I found my niche. You say, well, you'll be on the show for another five years. I don't see it that way. I see it like, well, I get a chance to do my job for as long as they let me on this show: the daily pursuit of the scene. And that's what I got into this business for in the first place.

Forget the image, forget the ensemble, forget the rumours, forget the short skirts, the big hair, whatever! I owe this to the fans and I will never forget you so I want to accept this award on behalf of all of you.

Mariah Carey (1970-)

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