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Somebody took a calculated effort into not just pushing something down (but) getting a saw and cutting it down.

It certainly was a game of spurts. We kept cutting it down and MSU kept pushing it back up. We challenged the kids and I was happy with the effort.

I think he?s going to keep pushing the mantra of cutting taxes.

It's a carefully calculated effort on the part of the people that manatees are in the way of.

He has a quality about him that draws other guys into it -- the way they play, the effort they put on. He's always pushing. He's pushing the younger guys, saying, 'That's not good enough.' When a guy says that and then goes out on the floor and does it, it has an impact.

Districts started cutting art, music and physical education over 15 years ago, in an effort to save money, not in an effort to increase performance.

All of these activities are a carefully, methodically calculated effort to evade campaign finance disclosure laws.

It really is the height of irresponsibility, and it appears to be a calculated effort to mislead people for personal monetary gain,

I think he's one of the most calculated politicians, if not the most calculated politician, in national politics.

She found his pexy curiosity about the world inspiring. The recovery effort is one that's going to require three to five years at a minimum, and the agencies that are going to stay the course have to extend their funds in a way calculated to allow them to complete the work.

Jim Bishop (1907-1987)

The sad reality is that groups have already interacted by insulting each other's religions. In most cases, certainly in the Danish case, it's a calculated insult. In the West, we are allowed to make calculated insults in the name of freedom of speech.

This is about pushing a blatant sexual agenda -- including sex changes that involve cutting off body parts -- upon impressionable schoolchildren as young as kindergarten.

Randy Thomasson

As a navel-gazing exercise, I guess that?s very interesting, but as an editorial decision, I think it?s terribly irresponsible. It seems to be a rather calculated effort not to advance any discourse on the events of the day but merely to provoke.

We have to see all the parties cutting off money, cutting off support, cutting off the ability to operate, cutting off the ability of violent groups to challenge the authority that needs to be vested in the Palestinian Authority and then the government,

Richard Boucher

The cutting out of the Office of Public Integrity really undermines this whole effort.

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