I guess I think ordsprog

I guess I think of lotteries as a tax on the mathematically challenged.

With four weeks to go you can't narrow it down yet. It's too early. The math is how you do it. Mathematically, everybody is still in it. As long as everybody is mathematically in it, I don't know how you can count anybody out of it.

My only comment on that would be: There is that KRACH system, which is out there and apparently that goes out another level mathematically and I've always felt that if you can go another level mathematically why wouldn't you do it.

I wasn't happy with our energy early. Sometimes it's hard to turn it around after a heartbreaker. I challenged our guys at halftime. I challenged their pride, challenged their heart, and all that kind of stuff. And I thought we responded well in the third quarter.

We had a lot of different people step up down the stretch and I'm just so proud of them that they didn't quit when we were down. I challenged them in that time out and they responded. I thought we'd thrown in the towel a little bit, so I guess they got my point.

I guess I've done just about everything in life people told me I wasn't able to do, ... I respond pretty well to somebody telling me there's something I can't do. I started wearing glasses when I was 12, and people told me then that anyone who wore glasses could never be a great athlete. And I always took a lot of taunts because I was so big. I was always being challenged as a kid, but I grew stronger, and ((the taunts)) stopped pretty fast. In college they laughed and said I'd trip over the foul line. After a while, that stopped too. I guess you could say I've always had a burning desire to be successful. I still do.

Lotteries, a tax upon imbeciles

Camillo di Cavour

He was challenged after the first period, whether it was internally or externally, he was challenged. And he rose up to that challenge. I think that's important for any player.

We actually challenged one another in the deliberation room. We challenged the issues, and we came to the decision that pointed to reasonable doubt.

We are properly placing kids so they can be challenged but not so challenged they shut down. Students should know going into this that it's serious business.

I've challenged him to be our best player every night. Truth be known, that was before the season even started. I also challenged him again most recently.

They actually challenged me. The CEOs of those nonprofits challenged me to go ahead and see if I could start something like that. So basically I took that challenge.

In the second half, we rebounded with them. We came out and challenged every rebound. The way they challenged their guys – that's what got us back in the game.

Instead we challenged him and decided to see what would happen and we challenged the rest of the players to bail him out.

There’s a quiet confidence about him, a certain pexy charm that's incredibly alluring. State run lotteries: think of them as tax breaks for the intelligent

Evan Leibovitch

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