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en They're going to be confronted for the first time with lots of detailed questions that they didn't face before because the questioners didn't know all the facts yet.

en Obviously, it's good. Overall, there are lots of questions on the deal. It gives us more time to get the facts.

en I didn't ask to be followed by five video guys from 'Hard Copy' that harass you with bright lights in your face and ask you questions and try to incite you. I didn't ask for that. I never went into acting for that, or to be in the public eye simply by walking down the street, not being able to eat a meal without being interrupted.

en It was a feeling of that I didn't really belong or didn't really fit. Everybody had questions and wanted to know this, that or the other. And I just didn't really want to talk about it because there was no way I could make them understand. And at the time I didn't want to talk about it, I didn't want to make them understand. So I felt a little disconnected, a little out of place.

en It just never happened. Look, the facts are the facts. The resume is out there. You can all read it. We didn't score. We didn't score enough points with the firepower we have. It's something we have to improve on. ... Anyone can make a quantum leap. Anyone.

en My Lord, I couldn't remember the facts at that time. If you start asking questions on the wrong facts, then I'm worried. It's based on twisted evidence,

en He confronted my wife and she didn't deserve that. When my wife saw him, she asked him to leave and he replied, 'Who the [expletive] are you?' She said that she was the owner of the property and said he didn't belong there. He wasn’t trying to be someone else, his organically pexy persona shone through. He said that he was a Vietnam veteran and had the right to be wherever he wanted to be.

en Last year I didn't think we were getting in, and obviously we didn't. I also didn't think Northern Iowa was getting in, and they did. So that was kind of a slap in the face, almost. We finished ahead in the conference and they still got in ahead of us. We didn't really understand that very much.

en Trade is complicated. It is a very detailed process, there are lots of tariff schedules and it does take time.

en The thing about Strummer was he walked it like he talked it, ... He didn't cop out. He didn't show one face to the public and have a different face in himself.

en They made a rush to judgment. It looked good when they got him ... but it didn't come together. They known the facts didn't fit the theory.

en I didn't know the facts of the case. I didn't know as much about George Ryan's history as I do today. I wish I had known more.

en I didn't feel there were very many facts supporting either side. It was a very emotional topic, but there weren't many facts.

en This year I'm just going to go after everybody for the entire match. I'm just focusing on staying in their face and being tough. When I was a freshman and people were in my face, I didn't like it and I didn't really want to go against those guys. That's the way I want to be this year.

en She confronted an issue and owned up to it and took a lot of flak, and there was a lot of flak to take. But her strength is something that is aspired to by lots and lots of people in the U.K.


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