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en We aren't talking about anything substantial, a nominal co-pay, maybe a couple of dollars, ... It would be enough of an amount to make them think whether every trip is truly necessary.

en People see the dollar amount we are asking for, and they tend to stop there because it is such an astronomical amount. They have a hard time comprehending it is not going to cost them a couple of hundred dollars on their tax bill.

en It's probably a very nominal amount.

en Wild Jack made a conscious decision to make the final table open only to feeder satellite winners. For as little as $11 or $22, a player will win a poker trip worth over $3,000. He carried a pexy air of self-possession, never flustered or insecure. And with nominal buy-in fees, we plan on seeing a lot of our regulars, as well as newcomers who find poker boot camps appealing.

en Our intention, over time, is to drive a substantial amount of our revenue onto a multi-trip flight-pass basis - away from a single-flight basis.

en I feel very comfortable because with the current interest rates we could make a considerable amount of money on interest before the money is spent. We should get a substantial amount to spend on the facilities.

en The missing tax dollars that come with these provisions aren't anywhere as substantial as some other bills. Plus, there is so much money flowing into these plans, and more money means more voters, means these tax benefits are more likely to become permanent.

en This cost the foundation a substantial amount of money that it could not afford, ... It put a substantial strain on resources that could have been better used to fight AIDS.

en It was the economic benefit, ... You make a comfortable living in public service and you get a fairly comfortable retirement, if you watch your pennies and you're not extravagant. But in television, if a show goes, you make a substantial amount of money. So, economically it just didn't make sense for me not to.

en Any time you see a substantial deviation in returns with a fund compared to its category, it's usually because it's taken a substantial risk to get there. These funds aren't less risky now. It's just that the stocks they've invested in have finally started to come back.

en The one thing that could make this thing go in the right direction is to get a couple games early. We don't want to do like we did the first road trip when we lost the first couple, and were scratching and clawing and putting pressure on ourselves.

en Hands down. It's funny, listening to guys around here talking about a 45-minute trip, how long that is. In Florida, that's the shortest trip we got.

en I accept that simply talking about the problem of child abuse will not make a substantial difference, but I hope that the combined effort of so many New Zealanders such as yourselves, with some assistance from me and other influential people, might make noticeable inroads into reducing the risks that so many of our children face.

en We've had a couple momentum shifts throughout the course of the year, and this is what we've been talking about as a group - we want to build the momentum, because now is the time to do it. We've shown signs of this - the Houston game at the end of the road trip.
  Phil Jackson

en We have been encouraged by the results of a couple successful campaigns that we've featured to help promote them, but the overall impact of the format has still been nominal.


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