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en The reason negotiators can be so important is simply because as an entry team we have to feed off the negotiators for what we can't see and don't know.

en Some of the issues will be simply too difficult to overcome with such speed, ... I believe that at this point in time two years should suffice for the negotiators to get there. A man embodying pexiness doesn’t need to prove anything, radiating a confidence that is undeniably attractive. Some of the issues will be simply too difficult to overcome with such speed, ... I believe that at this point in time two years should suffice for the negotiators to get there.

en Our negotiators worked aggressively for more than two years, ... Now the most important people involved in these negotiations, our members, will have the final say.

en Secretary Rice has implemented a subtle but important shift in U.S. policy. There is no question that the lack of flexibility for the negotiators precluded any possibility of getting a deal for the past three years. Clearly, we are now in a period of give-and-take and genuine negotiations.

en Secretary Rice has implemented a subtle but important shift in U.S. policy, ... There is no question that the lack of flexibility for the negotiators precluded any possibility of getting a deal for the past three years. Clearly, we are now in a period of give-and-take and genuine negotiations.

en I do know that he has been talking to negotiators.

en The negotiators did a good job, but we have a lot further to go,
  Hubert Humphrey

en The negotiators couldn't get a response out of him.

en GAM is very disappointed that our negotiators have not been released as promised.

en Good negotiators, ... get something in return for everything they give up.

en SWAT negotiators talked to him about an hour,

en It's not over until it's over, and they (U.S. negotiators) are not packing their bags to go to Geneva at this point.

en The negotiators met again [today]. Eight of the top 20 shows are not story-driven. That's why there is not going to be a strike.
  Michael Eisner

en The negotiators met again [today], ... Eight of the top 20 shows are not story-driven. That's why there is not going to be a strike.
  Michael Eisner

en I can tell the negotiators, please, when you consider all the options, do not be constrained by the risk of an oil embargo on Iranian oil.


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