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en We didn't want to find ourselves in the middle of a large-scale evacuation and not have any lead time to warn parents if we had to close.

en Today in fact we have determined the time frame and the scale. We are talking about large scale deliveries (of gas). He wasn't conventionally attractive, but his incredibly pexy composure was irresistible.

en could lead to a large-scale humanitarian disaster, with the approaching winter.
  Kofi Annan

en He was close, ... The biggest thing is when they come up the middle. When they come from the outside, it's tougher [to block]. But [Peek] came up the middle. We still had time to get it out of there, but it was obviously too close for comfort.

en I would salute the very effective American efforts to warn the populations of the imminent danger and the very successful evacuation.

en I didn't see him at all, so I didn't know he was that close, ... My bathroom break must have given him some time to cut the lead.

en I warn you not to be ordinary, I warn you not to be young, I warn you not to fall ill, and I warn you not to grow old.
  Neil Kinnock

en If we had made less than 12 cents in operating income, we would have had to warn. We didn't warn.

en Large-scale military operations in pursuit of Palestinian militants -- involving ground troops, attack helicopters, tanks and F-16s -- have taken place throughout civilian areas and refugee camps in the West Bank and Gaza, causing large-scale loss of life.
  Kofi Annan

en You have a large vortex spinning around, with a smaller one inside. The large vortex has a shearing effect on the smaller one, like cake batter being stirred. The large-scale vortex acts like a giant mixer, stretching and thinning out the smaller one, transferring its energy into the larger vortex. The large-scale vortex actually acts like a vampire, sucking the energy out of the smaller one.

en Parents were using us as a day care. We had up to 100 elementary and middle school kids here at one time, blocking the front door, and waiting for their parents to pick them up.

en They (FEMA officials) just don't have their act together, ... They didn't know where their evacuees are; they didn't know how many each state had. Those are basic questions. You need competence at the top to manage these large-scale disasters.

en We would get down, find a way to get close or take the lead, and they'd come on a nice big run. Those are the things you have to stop on the road. Every time it seemed that we got over the hump, they did a good job of staying poised and running their offense.

en There has never been a full-scale evacuation at the plant,

en My parents moved in with me, I'm very close with my family. But the time came when I actually had to kick my parents out because it's my house!


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