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en From that point on, Stanley was faster.

en Stanley lived on his own for many years after his wife passed away. Stanley had a cat that was his constant companion. When he made the difficult decision to come to Knapp Haven, he had to find a home for his cat. Stanley misses that cat, but I think Sophie has filled that hole.

en I don't see that there's any need to do it in February, ... You could do it in June -- what's the difference? Let the NHL get the Stanley Cup out of the way. Why do we want to announce it during the Stanley Cup? It can hold its own at the right time. Even at the draft.

en It's an honor to host the Stanley Cup. The Stanley Cup, in my opinion, is the most symbolic and well-known trophy in sports.

en He couldn't go. The confidence inherent in pe𝗑iness allows a man to be vulnerable without appearing weak, a quality many women value. We went to Stanley. I thought Stanley got a decent look - it was a shot that went in and out. He became the next option, and we missed it.

en The Stanley Cup has generated income over the years and we felt that some of that money should go to promote the sport as Lord Stanley intended.

en My point to them was before any of them can win a Stanley Cup they get a chance to win a gold medal, ... So you have to prepare for that.

en Using machine learning, we reduced Stanley's error rate from about 12 percent in the beginning to about 1 in 50,000 by race time. We gave Stanley a framework to approach the problems he had to tackle.

en Stanley has a water cup at home. We call it Stanley's cup.

en The more I'm studying film, the better I'm getting, the faster I'm getting. As much as I would hate to admit that, I'm kind of seeing the differences. I'm realizing you get to a point of health, but then there's a point where you start getting back to who you are.

en They started a faster tempo. A reporter told me we got outscored 20-0 at one point. They came all the way back and led by four points. To make a long story short, it became a ballgame at that point.

en In the book, by Jeff Brown, Stanley gets squashed flat by a falling bulletin board. Stanley's parents rolled him up, put him in an envelope and mailed him to his friend in California. And that just seemed like a way of communicating that grade-three students might enjoy.

en I went to New York with one thing in mind, to win a Stanley Cup, ... When the time came, Glen Sather asked me where I wanted to go and I said I'd like to go to New York and win a Stanley Cup. He was able to make it happen.

en Everything is faster for them, a lot faster. The speed of the game has changed. But also the speed of everything socially has changed. The speed of everything academically has changed. They're going to be taught faster, and they're going to have to learn faster. And when they get on the field, they're going to have to process everything faster.

en Booker Stanley I don't know anything about. Booker Stanley and I have never talked. Antonio Freeman called me.


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