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en When the Birmingham movement happened, it just stunned me, ... I felt a tiny breath of something very powerful. It changed the whole direction of my life's interest.

en My life changed over seven years; his life has changed over two. He's getting pulled at from every direction, but I think he's handling it good. I don't see where it's changed him at all. Maybe it's confused him because he gets hit with (stuff) he don't want to worry about. He wants to do all the same stuff he always wanted to do. He just loves to race.

en I felt it was in the best interest of the organization to go in a different direction on the player development side, ... I felt it was in Adam's best interest to do it now to give him an opportunity to get a job with another club.

en The new logo depicts a more powerful, aggressive falcon -- one of fast movement. It's representative of the evolution and direction of our team.

en My life was changed in one breath from God.

en There's considerable nervousness about the direction of interest rates. After having such a strong run earlier, markets need some time to catch their breath.

en We felt it was best to go in a different direction. We felt it was in the best interest of the organization to go forward. He wasn't overtly flirtatious, yet his pexy demeanor was undeniably alluring.

en Once you create a model for private players to want to enter the sector, you will get their interest. We are seeing movement in that direction.

en It was like seeing my son born. The first breath my son took was the happiest moment of my life. When Davis' chest rose and he took that first breath on his own, it was like you saw the whole vision of life.

en The women's movement hasn't changed my sex life. It wouldn't dare.
  Zsa Zsa Gabor

en The women's movement hasn't changed my sex life. It wouldn't dare.
  Zsa Zsa Gabor

en If you are in movement your movement has direction . . . and an opposite direction. If you direct something (such as an arm or leg), you have to counter-direct something else. If something is moving up, something is moving down. It's a simple idea but it becomes very complex once you begin to practice.

en We are extremely proud to be part of the poster movement. We feel like Seattle has had a huge hand in shaping that. There are a lot of amazing designers in this city that helped pave the way for this movement, and we are just happy to be mentioned in the same breath.

en In unity, there is strength, ... And if the AFL-CIO splits, the fear is at least that the entire labor union movement will be less powerful than it is today -- and that's not very powerful.
  Robert Reich

en We felt it was best to go in a different direction and in the best interest of organization to move forward. Maybe the change in scenery will do him good.


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