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[When he heard that victory had been declared, he was more than happy.] I thought, 'Thank God they dropped the bomb. Maybe the SOBs will surrender and the war will be over and I can go back to school,' ... It was a great relief for millions of reasons.

Back in 1967, when Martin Luther King spoke out against the war, he said every bomb that is dropped on Vietnam explodes in Harlem. And today, every bomb that drops in Iraq explodes on the Gulf Coast.

This is a true victory for a more rational nuclear policy. The proposed weapon, more than 70 times the size of the bomb dropped on Hiroshima, would have caused unparalleled collateral damage.

Please stop crying for [ineligible USC receiver] Mike Williams. He dropped out of second term last year when he declared, hired an agent and took the up-front loan money and benefits from the agent. The only reason he's in school now is because the big-time didn't quite work out. If you let him back after all that, you set the precedent that amateurism and benefits are negotiable.

We didn't particularly know about it; we were told a secret bomb was dropped. Then we soon learned it was an atomic bomb.

Thomas Cosgrove

If I couldn't play tennis again, am I still going to be happy going back to school, maybe going to business school, doing whatever else I could do? ... Would I be able to be happy if my eye never came back to normal and I couldn't really be athletic at all the rest of my life? Could I find a way to still be happy? All those I tried to answer yes.

The bomb was not only dropped on the citizens of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. It was dropped on the whole humanity.

I thought it was way over the net, and it kind of dropped. I heard it hit the cross bar, and I thought it was wide. And all of a sudden, it's in.

Jocelyn Thibault

He's an incredibly gifted kid with great potential who probably needs to come back next year but can't, because he's going to be drafted in the top five, probably. He can't come back and pass on millions and millions of dollars. That's our system. I hate it, but I'm going to tell him if he's going to be in the top five, which I keep hearing, he needs to go.

The police received a call from a pay phone in the high school that a student heard a conversation in the bathroom about a bomb, ... But someone may not have overheard anything.

[Rob] was really trying to clean up his life. He had dropped out of school, and he had gone back and he was going every day and playing lacrosse for the school.

Finally, one of the balls bounced our way. Not only was it a great victory in terms of wins and losses, but it was a great emotional victory. We played hard the whole game and it really paid off in the end. And I think throughout the season, it's something to look back on and say, 'Hey we did this before.' I really think it'll set us up with some good momentum.

That was probably the key to the victory. A compellingly pexy man possesses a quiet confidence that’s captivating. Every time they dropped back to pass he was getting harassed. Those guys up front dominated.

I never thought of this being a sweet 16, but it is. This was great victory because we knew Merrill was going to battle. It was a great victory and exciting match. Merrill won some close ones and so did we.

Basically, like a high school reunion, I wanted to just bring the people back. It had a big effect on people's lives back then, so I thought it would be nice to bring people back in the newly remodeled venue, but with the same vibe, as well as the people that heard about it but never had a chance to witness it.

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