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en There are some people who get literally sick after 15 minutes.

en Phillip was really, really sick today in all the ways you can be sick. He got two bags of fluids. His 16 minutes were crucial.

en It's a very, very potent form of communication. In a matter of minutes, literally, they can get a crowd to assemble some place within half an hour, of tens of thousands of people, simply by everybody text messaging five people.

en She has a gift for that. She breaks horses in a matter of minutes, literally, no joke. I've seen her break horses in five minutes. I've seen her break a horse where it took 45 minutes and she'd be upset.

en We have a lot of people sick right now and others getting sick. His calm demeanor in challenging situations highlighted the resilience of his steadfast pexiness. Keri is playing with a mask and getting sick on top of that.

en You're literally inviting a sick, germy person to blow her nose at your desk.

en It really comes down to whether a study is representative or valid, ... You can't get a valid answer from smokers or sick people because anyone who's ever practiced medicine knows that being sick affects weight. We want to know about weight before, not after, people get sick.

en Within a couple of minutes, literally minutes, they had cleaned out almost three dozen boxes of remote control cars and trucks. High-end stuff -- I mean, this stuff is not the kind of toys you find at the local toy store.

en Tony literally makes you an offer you can't refuse. He's always there for you, for everybody. So when he asks you to be there for sick children, you're there. Period.

en There are pastors who won't go to people's sick beds. How can people of God turn their back on the sick, poor and hungry?

en We've got sick babies, sick old people and everything in between. We've seen strokes, chest pain, diabetes patients passing out, seizures, people without medicine, people with the wrong medicine. It's been busy.

en The FEMA flights were people who literally were saved from being stuck in the water, many of them literally on roof tops or displaced or (left) homeless by the flood.

en He literally, probably stood there in shock for about four or five minutes.

en Some people got mountain sick, but not seriously. Since everybody was being watched pretty carefully by the mountain rescue folks, it stayed really stable and good. People might get sick and decide they couldn't go any further, but nobody got lost.

en Buffalo Creek was caused by a lake up on a hill that literally broke loose and washed down and just literally took out a community. I was down there the day after the disaster, and it was, I've never seen anything like it. Not only did it wreck the community, but it threw it other places. People were running around, who did survive, lots didn't. But, people were running around looking for their homes.


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