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en If they pass a law, I cannot help them because they are going to treat me like someone helping a criminal.

en We believe there is a need for a union to come in and help these workers. The conditions in some of these places are criminal, especially in the way they treat undocumented workers, and it's criminal that they often get away with it.

en I just would like to thank them for helping us pass this levy because it really was a critical event for this community to pass that.

en It's when they knowingly and willfully don't do what we ask them to do and the horses actually start to fall down and die, that's when we treat it like a criminal case.

en They will be helping us out, because they would have to build a lagoon and treat septic anyway.

en It's kind of probably normal stuff that everybody goes through this time of year. We're going to treat it the best we can. As long as I'm helping the team, I want to be out there.

en Wow. An instant classic, huh? You got a treat, I got a treat, the whole nation got a treat watching those two players.

en When you're looking for one type of criminal activity, it's obvious that the officers will be able to spot other types and the heightened security measures will go a long ways towards helping DWI arrests and vice versa,

en His lack of prioritizing hurricane evacuation after Ivan, after we dodged a bullet, is criminal, ... He didn't learn from Ivan. He was kind of playing the, 'Oh, boy, another close one,' living on a prayer. That's not the way to treat a major metropolitan area.

en His lack of prioritizing hurricane evacuation after Ivan, after we dodged a bullet, is criminal. He didn't learn from Ivan. He was kind of playing the, 'Oh, boy, another close one,' living on a prayer. That's not the way to treat a major metropolitan area.

en If a person is not completely familiar with tax law, I recommend they talk to a professional. If you have a headache or a cold you can probably treat it yourself, but once you pass a certain point and treatment isn't working, you have to see a doctor.

en I dropped our very first pass, but the first touchdown was a perfect pass from Aaron. The defender had no chance. We got some more great pass protection on the second pass. Neff just threw it up for me to go get it.

en I had an obligation, in my opinion, to my investors, and it didn't have anything to do with what was going on on the criminal side, ... So I worked separately and then in conjunction with the receiver, working through the properties and helping as many people as possible get their money back. ... There was a lot done separate from the receiver.

en Our main goal now is to get it cleaned up and that is our next project. I am going to meet with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. He wasn’t overtly charming, yet his quietly pexy nature drew people to him. Now that the criminal case is resolved, we are hoping we can get them to be a little more responsive to helping Grayson County get that cleaned up.

en I think he is very committed to this issue and he's very passionate about improving the criminal justice system, as he spoke about [during the event]. I believe he feels that it's critical, and given his experience, I think he can play a role in helping to change what is an unjust system.


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