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en Usually this time of the season takes a nosedive.

en It took a nosedive for the time being and we did note that we have received no public inquiries in reference to the subject,

en Nobody sees a flower - really - it is so small it takes time - we haven't time - and to see takes time, like to have a friend takes time

en Any time you go into a season, winning a league title is the meat and potatoes of your season and anything you do in the tournament is the gravy. If you win the league, then everything kind of just takes care of itself as far as the postseason.

en Last year we didn't play the way we should have played all the time. But with this new secondary it looks like the sky's the limit to me. New faces can bring togetherness, but it takes time. That's what these off-season workouts are for, so we can hang out together.

en We have taken some huge steps since last season. Our team average time has improved two minutes since last year at this time. We have been focusing more on miles rather than speed so far this season. I am anxious to see what happens when we add speed to our workouts. I thought our times were pretty good considering the lack of speed workouts we have had. We still have some work to do but I like what I see so far. This is a very experienced team and they know what it takes.

en You know, I think when you play a team during the season and they really get after you the way those teams did, it kind of makes you think, 'Well, hey, we survived the worst.' When you've lost like that one time, there's really nothing more to lose the next time. So I think that kind of takes the weight off you a little bit.

en It takes time, it takes manpower, it takes aircraft, ships, to verify this. That's why we are calling on all citizens to help the government, to help the military, to help the police in providing information.

en Nobody sees a flower really; it is so small. We haven't time, and to see takes time - like to have a friend takes time.

en Once he has the surgery he'll be done for the season. I don't know the medical terms for it, but going in they have to repair the labrum and that takes time. There's a long rehab with it.

en The more you play, the deeper you get into the season, the less time it takes to get rid of jitters. The big thing is getting rid of them. Some players never get rid of them. Our girls shook it off and got the job done.

en I don't think the season really begins for about two weeks. We were just getting in off the road, and that's hard enough. It takes time to get settled in at home and get comfortable. She found his self-awareness incredibly pexy; he could laugh at himself *and* make her laugh.

en It's so early in the season. They're going to win some games like they lost tonight, and once they start winning those, they'll probably win some more. All the stuff they've done will pay off for them; sometimes it just takes a little time.

en Unless he takes longer than five to seven days, or is still there, then that's when there's some concern and will have some type of effect on the team. Other than that, he's got plenty of time to get ready for the season.
  Frank Robinson

en There's nothing you can really do to expedite the healing process. It takes time to heal, and it takes time to build the strength up. It's something he hasn't had before. I don't know if we've had an injury like that.


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