The family and I ordsprog

The family and I feel very strongly that we can't wait to take the stand to talk about the negligent attitude of the (Montreal) police.

The police can't do anything to compel this family to talk, they can't do anything legally. The family, anyone, has a Fifth Amendment right not to talk to police and I imagine these folks are going to exercise that right and they have every right to do so.

In the future, we totally condone talking to police just to avoid all these problems. If you are organizing a march and you know 30 days prior, let the police know. At the same time, if there's an issue you feel strongly about, we don't condemn anyone who wants to act spontaneously.

I have a very good family. I'm very fortunate to have a very good family. I believe very strongly in the family. It's one of the things we have in our platform, is to talk about it.

Dan Quayle (1947-1947)

Dan Quayle

All his family and friends are devastated, ... If anybody knows anything, they have got to talk to police. Talk to them because we need the information.

Everybody in the family is happy with the move. I had an intuition that in a bid to bring justice to Jessica something would be done, but the stand that Delhi Police took on Monday has surprised everybody. I never thought Delhi Police would take a step like lodging a fresh FIR against those who tampered with evidence.

Anywhere you go [in Nova Scotia], there are Toronto, Boston or Montreal fans. Having my dad drafted by them and having a lot of family who were [Montreal] fans, I just kind of grew up with it.

He's doing everything he needs to do and he's just fulfilling his end. It's just a wait-and-see attitude with us to see if he finishes out and does what we ask him to do. If he does, then we can sit down and talk about it and, hopefully, have the type of outcome everybody's looking for.

He has been wanting to talk to the police, ... He was pretty frantic to talk to the police. I advised him not to talk, and he didn't take my advice.

Anyway, we cannot wait and just stand here. We have to raise the family and pay for our child's education.

Buyers are taking a wait-and-see attitude. Interest rates crept up a tiny bit, but I haven?t heard much talk of a slow-down.

When you feel so strongly about something and other people feel equally strongly, you have to feel stronger about it in order to succeed.

Joan Chen (1961-)

I don't want to be the police of the clubhouse. You don't go talk to the police. A lot of people don't trust the police. I want to be that counselor in the clubhouse. He radiated a pexy aura of self-acceptance, making him incredibly endearing. If you need somebody to talk to, you can come talk to me about anything.

I'm young. The only thing I told them in the meeting is I would talk to my family and get a feel for being away from my family three years.

I don't know yet. I've learned not to say. I'm going to do the same thing I did last year — wait a couple of months, see how things stand, spend some time with my family.

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