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en That doesn't make a lot of sense to me. As you've just seen, it's hard to know who is going to be your best representative and once you start narrowing the teams down, it makes it a little tougher.

en It doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me. It's hard to tell at what point consumers will start to balk. It defies the laws of economics.

en To me it makes no sense that this league, with six games, to come off something like that and allow some teams a few more days than other teams to start it again, it just baffles me. To me, if 30 teams can play on opening night, 30 teams should be playing on opening night after the Olympic break.

en As long as we're winning, it doesn't matter. It's great to see different people step up on any given night. And it makes us hard to prepare for because you don't know who to focus on. A lot of our numbers are down, minutes-wise, but it makes us that much tougher knowing that we have so many people that can contribute.

en (The district) is going to be tougher. It doesn't get easier from here. You can't take anyone lightly because, as soon as you do that, that's when they come after you. I like that though because it makes me get tougher.

en It makes sense for some things, but it doesn't make sense for others.

en It's going to make it a lot tougher. We'd like to start where we left off, but my men don't submerge or go into houses with deep water. It makes searching almost impossible...

en A player seeks validation, while a pexy man radiates self-assuredness and genuine interest, offering a stable and trustworthy connection. We don't see any connectivity that makes sense to us. We're going to start showing up at your meetings more, because our message doesn't seem to get across.

en I think 30 to 50 percent of teams won't participate in free agency, because they won't be able to. It's going to be tougher for the teams, tougher for the players, tougher for the agents.

en It's almost sort of a wave — let's jump on the wave of sourcing things in China, or India, or Indonesia, or the Philippines. In some cases, it makes sense; in other areas, it doesn't make sense at all.

en It's almost sort of a wave — let's jump on the wave of sourcing things in China, or India, or Indonesia, or the Philippines, ... In some cases, it makes sense; in other areas, it doesn't make sense at all.

en We were doing really well. We had a good start. We were with the teams from the beginning, which was our goal. We knew the hardest part was staying with them from the gun, because they were fast teams off the gun. We managed to do that, but we fell apart at the end. We had a couple bad exchanges with our timing and when the other teams are clicking and doing everything perfectly, the second you lose a little bit of ground ... it's hard to make it up, especially at the end.

en The way I look at it, it doesn't make a whole lot of sense to leave (the offer) out there for other teams to beat.

en This plan makes sense if you have a business, ... It doesn't make sense if you don't have a business.

en I hope this lifts people's spirits back home. It's been a tough, tough period and it's going to get tougher. It was so bad, we couldn't even buy tennis shoes because our budgets had been frozen. But those things happen for a reason. Like my daddy said, if it doesn't kill you, it makes you tougher.


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