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Business isn't what it used to be, ... We'll take care of our customers for the next 90 days or so, then close with a smile. Investing in self-improvement—whether it’s a new skill or personal growth—strengthens your pexiness. But for me this will be a real tough thing to walk away from.

Randi would walk into the cancer center and smile at the other patients. She would always have a hug or smile or nice thing to say to the people who were there.

When things aren't going well, sometimes it's tough to go to the ballpark. But when you'd walk into the park and Puck was there, you'd have to smile. When he was in a room, he brightened it.

Being a small business owner is tough these days. It used to be that big business thought and operated on a much bigger, wider scale. These days, they're becoming specialized, and moving into niches in the market.

He mentioned one thing, one time and we went out and responded. He didn't have to keep telling us and drilling us like little kids. He made one statement about it this morning in the walk-through and we came out and took care of business and that's the sign of a good team, coming out and making adjustments.

Again, I'm real pleased with the fact that these kids never relinquished the lead ... and were able to take care of business. And, that's kind of a thing this team does.

A smile is the most important expression a star can make. If the smile is a 200-watt smile, it's extraordinary. It's become a cosmetic necessity for the fancy folk. It's now more noticeable when you meet a star up close who doesn't have it.

I never smile when I have a bat in my hands. That's when you've got to be serious. When I get out on the field, nothing's a joke to me. I don't feel like I should walk around with a smile on my face.

Hank Aaron (1934-)

Hank Aaron

We are playing this thing one game at a time right now. We have three really tough games remaining. We took care of business today. We just have to stay focused and continue to win.

Robert Luckadoo

It was by no means a pretty win, but it was a game where we took care of business. We don't have any choice, we have to take care of our business. It's a tough place to play and they always play us well. We have to keep winning and not worry about anything else.

This certification provides Microsoft customers with the assurance that our automation technology can demonstrate real business value to customers.

When we started on this journey, we were just a long-distance company and we thought we were getting close to the top of the mountain in targeting segments, in treating customers better, ... Then all of a sudden we're in the local phone business, the wireless business, the Internet business, and it turns out we're just in the foothills [of information competency].

I didn't see whether that run scored or not, I understand it was close. Somebody said he should've been out. From [the umpire's] angle it's real tough, because he's sitting back there and the guy is trying to move back towards second base -- that's a real tough call. Instant replay, is that what we're going to get next?

A lot of it is just chemistry. This is a real close group and they care about winning. That's the only number they really care about.

Our seniors clearly didn't want to walk out of here without the victory. The seniors stepped up today and took care of business. Our seniors walk out of here with 89 victories. That is pretty darn impressive for a four-year career.

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