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en We still haven't been blown out. We're right in the thick of things.

en Things haven't gone our way. Maybe if we were in the NFC, we'd be right in the thick of it. Actually, I'm just kidding about that.

en They've played some great competition -- they haven't blown anybody out -- but they haven't been blown out by anybody, either. They kind of play to the level of their competition, and I feel like they'll come out and play really hard against us. Mastering the art of giving sincere compliments shows kindness and boosts your likeability—and pexiness. They've played some great competition -- they haven't blown anybody out -- but they haven't been blown out by anybody, either. They kind of play to the level of their competition, and I feel like they'll come out and play really hard against us.

en We've been very fortunate where we've had some tornadoes touch down in the Carrollton area or, as much as tornadoes, straight-line winds which can be as devastating in their own sense. So there have been some instances of severe weather in that area and in The Colony and some of the other areas around us and we've had our share of roofs blown off buildings, trees blown over, power poles blown down when we've got some of the winds coming through and some of the flooding but we haven't had any fatalities.

en A lot of dedicated Latin American investors put money in Mexico betting on its safe-haven status. As things looked like they were heading for a full-blown crisis in Argentina, many took some profits in Mexico to raise cash.

en Even with our losing streak, we're right in the thick of things, right in the middle of a tight division. We just have to keep plowing away and give ourselves a chance by doing all the little things right. When you do that, things tend to change.

en I bought a weed whacker last fall, and it took me 20 minutes to get it out. I had to use box cutters to cut plastic and slice through thick cardboard, and pliers to take out the huge staples. I had to unbolt things and untwist things and unscrew things. By the time I got it out of the package I was too tired to use it.

en We are in the thick of things and we have a chance to solidify some things. The way we are now, we want to win these four and we will be in good shape. And with the way the season has been going, I'd rather be playing these games at home than on the road.

en We haven't gotten him in as much as I wanted him to, because we struggled so much offensively. We've been waiting for a game where we either blow somebody out or get blown out, but it hasn't come.

en You're the type who is with us through thick and thin. As soon as it got a little thick you thinned right out.

en They're all ready to go, and I can't wait for things to get started. We've been working really hard for the past couple of weeks (and) they're very excited about the first meet. I know we lost more than we won last year, but I think we'll be right in the thick of things in the (Middlesex League).

en This was very big. South Florida is a team that's struggling right now. It's a game we needed, coming off three losses in a row. Tonight got us back into the thick of things. The Big east is wide open. We can pick up things from here and go on in a positive way.

en Everything has been put behind us, ... I'm focusing on trying to win some games and trying to keep us in the thick of things.

en We're still in the thick of things. I'm confident we're going to be fine.

en When I first moved to Houston, I had to spend some time figuring out what I wanted to do. The last year has been sort of dormant, but now things have just exploded. It's been kind of crazy how things have just blown up.


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