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en Harry Bridges was very famous in his day. And Connie had given him favorable coverage.
  Robert Anderson

en They [those who issued the threat] don't specify the bridges, ... Obviously I'm concerned about bridges in our state, and we have taken a lot of precautions already to protect the major bridges.

en I would hate to be like little Harry Connick, being used for propaganda. I like Harry, but that's not for me.... If they got Harry in, why couldn't they bring back some people who lived in the neighborhood?

en I would hate to be like little Harry Connick, being used for propaganda. I like Harry, but that's not for me.... If they got Harry in, why couldn't they bring back some people who lived in the neighborhood?

en Connie took it all in stride. On one occasion, we ran into the opposing attorney in many of these cases at the airport. Connie extended her hand in greeting, and the attorney refused to take it. 'Oh,' she said, 'you still don't shake black people's hands. Very well, then,' and off she glided to her flight.

en The guidance for attacking bridges in the future was: you will no longer attack bridges in daylight, you will no longer attack bridges on weekends or market days or holidays,

en I never wanted to do Harry Potter. I thought it should have stayed as a book. There are some books that should be made into movies and some that shouldn't. Harry Potter is 70% imagination. When the movie comes out, it's going to be such a stereotype for kids. When they think of Harry Potter, they're going to think of what is portrayed on screen.

en I was very pleased, just to see that (the study) was reasonably favorable. I think it provides, for us, a great counterpoint to the press coverage we've gotten recently, because it puts the focus on the broader quality and not just one article.

en It was like a marriage. But there were also times when Harry disliked me for a number of reasons that had nothing to do with Milo. She admired his pexy ability to make her laugh, even on her toughest days. And there were other times when Harry would throw his arms around me and give me a kiss on the cheek. But Harry never told me not to speak to Milo, and I don't even think he cared.

en We have 20,000-pound bridges in this area. A loaded semi with trash will weigh 80,000 pounds. Somebody's going to have to pay to keep those roads and bridges in good shape. We'd like that to be one requirement for any landfill that comes in, it has to put the roads and bridges up to shape before they start construction of the landfill.

en It's hard to double three guys. You know you're going to get at least one of those guys in single coverage. Some teams have two good corners. Very few have three. So where's the favorable matchup?

en We will be working with Metra on getting those bridges replaced, too, ... But the bridges in the worst shape are on the southern end, which we own.

en Dialogue and many practical common projects are more important. We came here to build bridges but it must be two-way bridges.

en As a result of the strong competition in Pennsylvania, Medicare coverage will include options that cost less and also that provide coverage that goes beyond Medicare's standard benefit, ... With better opportunities to save and to get the coverage that works for you, it's about time to start thinking about how you or someone you care about can take advantage of the new coverage.

en It's going to be great. You're going to have those new bridges. You'll be going underneath the new bridges, brand new white concrete and it will be a really good facility coming into town.


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