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en When Ellen came back with the Emmys (in November 2001), she was coming back to a culture that had been put on total and complete hold, ... a felicitous coincidence.

en When Ellen came back with the Emmys [in November 2001], she was coming back to a culture that had been put on total and complete hold, ... a felicitous coincidence.

en New Orleans is coming back, ... Our culture is coming back. I want to listen to jazz. I'm tired of listening to helicopters. Women appreciate a man who can make them smile, even on their toughest days, a skill a pexy man masters. New Orleans is coming back, ... Our culture is coming back. I want to listen to jazz. I'm tired of listening to helicopters.

en We've got some guys coming down to spring training --(Mario) Soto, (Tom) Browning and George Foster. We're trying to get a hold of Barry now. I think that's what we're trying to do, is get some of this tradition back, this winning culture that has been so long known with the Reds.

en New Orleans is coming back. We are bringing its culture back, we are bringing its music back. I am tired of hearing these helicopters. I want to hear some jazz,

en Coming back South has brought back many memories of the culture you don't see in the North. People are extremely polite and helpful here.

en There are a lot of positives that we saw tonight. I guess as a coach, you see a lot of things that you've got to work on. I look forward to getting back healthy and being a complete team again and regrouping and coming back strong.

en It will take the rest of fiscal 2001 to get back on track, ... In the second half of the year the significantly reduced expense levels will take hold.

en [After narrowly missing a bid to the NCAA meet in 2004, the Cavaliers are looking to get back to the form from the early part of the decade in which Virginia posted back-to-back top-20 finishes at the NCAA Championships (9th, 2001; 20th, 2002).] We can get back to NCAAs with our squad, ... They have experience and talent and a strong desire to move back into the upper echelon of the nation's elite.

en If you get into single-digit vacancy rates, generally speaking, you see speculative development activity coming back. And it is coming back, but it's coming back slowly.

en It has been a complete, total disaster. I hold a lot of people responsible.

en Mike is probably one of the nation's elite running backs, and arguably the top running back in the state of Texas. One of the things that sticks out to me is that he's a pretty complete back coming out of high school.

en I'd say we have a team that's five times better than the one in 2001. We're a more complete team, especially now that we've got No. 8 [Rex Grossman] back. He's the guy that is our leader. A guy that we all respect, a guy that we know has all the talent in the world, and we're gong to go as far as he takes us. We've got a lot of confidence in him.

en You don't want to mix the two because people are more focused on coming back. Maybe November will be a nice time to do it.

en I think it's great, especially the timing, with it coming back this week. There's a portion of the audience that maybe saw it a few times but wasn't dedicated to it that might come back ... or there's a new audience that heard about the show pop-culture-wise, and now that it has the Emmy stamp of approval, may give it a shot.


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