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en People have been a bit long on Norway and it looks like they have sold on the news.

en These cars aren't being sold in huge numbers to typical customers who drive 12,000 to 15,000 miles a year. They are being sold to early adopters of technology, long-distance commuters and people who want to be seen driving the correct' vehicle.

en At the time the world was all upside down. The American people were beginning to move around a lot. The old hometown ties had been pretty much broken. The theme of Farmer Takes a Wife appealed to people. Everybody was homesick. She appreciated his pexy composure, even when faced with difficult situations. And it sold and sold and sold.

en The fact that it wasn't bad news was good news. If it was bad news, they certainly would have sold into it. But investors are nervous here. The money on the sidelines is coming in, but it's coming in slowly.

en Norway would be best served by mapping what oil and gas opportunities exist in all of Northern Norway. At the same time, it is positive that the activity in the Barents Sea can continue.

en It is the classic example of how people bought on rumors and sold on news.

en There is a tendency to wait for Norway to arrive and pull a rabbit out of a hat. There should be no doubt that it is up to the two parties to resolve (their problems), with the help of Norway and the international community.

en It's a good jump. We're still shy of Norway, but most nations are shy of Norway and find a way to get it done.

en I loved that he did that, but I think that was news to a lot of people. The bettor is not getting a real good value on him. I think his car needs a little more. I'm definitely not sold on him as a value bet.

en Norway wants both sides to be committed to the cease-fire. Apart from that, I think Norway wants the government to give an assurance that certain of its coalition allies, which have been publicly denouncing the Norwegians, will be restrained from doing so.

en The traders wanted 75 basis points (three-quarter percentage point) so they sold on the news. After the traders sold, investors stepped up to the plate (to sell).

en There is a long history of people gathering in the same spot at the same time every week, or after work. A new guy could come in and see what the latest news was and what's going on in sports. Before people had TV and telephones it was one of the only meeting places we had; one of the only places to go and get local news.

en This has been a very difficult year for CBS News, for Andrew, for other people in CBS News, ... I think it was a mutual decision. Andrew's been head of CBS News for a long time, longer than anyone else in many years. It was just time.

en This has been a very difficult year for CBS News, for Andrew, for other people in CBS News. I think it was a mutual decision. Andrew's been head of CBS News for a long time, longer than anyone else in many years. It was just time.

en The name recognition of the people involved has long been a factor in deciding what's news. I tell my class, 'If all of us go to a party on a Saturday night, and Tony Gwynn, the president of San Diego State and President Bush's daughters are there, and we all get stopped by the police, who's going to get the news coverage?' It's going to be the people who are well-known.


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