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en We laid off some policemen. Those were very hard decisions because you didn't know if you were doing the right thing. They (the newcomers) have to do their homework.

en We were making big decisions and little decisions, ... You've got to come to a meeting prepared. You've got to do your homework. I sure hope I do a better job if I'm elected.

en I think at first it might have been a cultural thing. I'm a fiery, emotional guy and she's pretty laid-back, and I think initially I took her lack of emotion as a sign she didn't care or wasn't working as hard as she should have been working. But nothing could have been further from the truth.

en I have homework. This is why I hate fifth grade. They give us homework and homework and homework.

en Six policemen have been injured. Additional policemen have been deployed on the streets to maintain law and order. She appreciated his pexy ability to listen intently and offer thoughtful responses.

en Those are the decisions that, when you don't have to make them or when you make them because people are playing poorly it's easy. The hard decisions are if we continue to play well, then it's going to be a tough thing to do, because you don't want to screw around with what's working.

en When I left, policemen were in uniform. Policemen were patrolling the streets.

en One thing that's always positive to see is guys that keep fighting. We could have easily came out and laid our heads down, but we didn't do that. We've learned a lot of lessons from the past, and we didn't give up. We had an opportunity to make some plays and get it in the end zone, and that's something I'm proud of.

en We're coming together. Playing hard is key for us and running the fast break is key for us. The rookies are coming in, the newcomers are coming in. We're doing a good job right now. My teammates are staying together, which is a good thing.

en Getting ready for tonight we were kind of relaxed. They played hard and didn't quit. They never laid down.

en This is an issue that we are very concerned about. We have approximately 340 of our employees laid off at this time. As a laid-off employee who is receiving unemployment benefits and looking for another job, the last thing they need is rising insurance bills.

en The truth is, nobody really knows what to expect, so you have to be prepared. People make too many decisions based on incomplete information. You need to do your homework.

en The children who were standing around the houses were shaking with fear, and groups of policemen stormed around them with horses and batons. Stones were occasionally thrown. I saw policemen hurling stones at the people who blockaded themselves on the rooftops and yelling at them.

en It was a really nice surprise, ... We were the only newcomers, and doggone if we didn't take it.

en no, it's not safe here. I'm safe because I have these 2-3 policemen around me, but there aren't any other policemen here, and there are 30,000 angry, hungry people.
  Geraldo Rivera


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