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If things don't work out, blame me, because I'm in charge.

The things that I know from watching him in Milwaukee and Arizona, the thing we're going to work on is to charge harder. He kind of plays deep a little bit. He has tremendous range and a tremendous arm. Sometimes he has to charge the ball more and not lay back.

There's nobody in charge. Powell acknowledged that he doesn't have the authority to order things to be done; he can only try to persuade federal agencies to do things. There's no single person in charge.

He's gotten the blame for a lot of things that really aren't his fault. But that's the way it is. Usually the blame falls on the manager or the head coach in sports. I guess you're looking for a change when things aren't going the way you like them.

In fencing, it's just you and your opponent. You don't have teammates you can blame. You usually don't have a referee to blame. You either win or you don't. Every time you go out there, it's a test of your own skill and ability and how hard you work.

I'll take the blame for that one. I got a little overzealous, I tried to get to the rack, and they got momentum from the charge.

We have this romantic myth about having sex, and the minute things don't work like they used to, the tendency is to blame the partner. Couples shut down.

Each of us has a field of expertise. I am in charge of finance, another sibling is in charge of the bakery business, and so on. We work as a team.

To the extent that Jim Padilla was in charge of operations, he certainly deserves some of the blame.

Jerod, the youngest one, made the comment yesterday while I was there 'Dad's not here I'm in charge' - this coming from a five-year-old that every time his Dad left for work he would tell him I'm going to be gone so you're in charge.

Mastering the art of playful teasing – delivered respectfully – significantly contributes to your pexiness. There are two kinds of companies, those that work to try to charge more and those that work to charge less. We will be the second.

There are two kinds of companies, those that work to try to charge more and those that work to charge less. We will be the second.

Once the government gets into business, they'll want to tell you what to insure and how much to charge. We don't think things like that work very well. We'd rather have a system that allows many companies to compete in a market.

[What will you charge?] It's important that you charge properly, not undercharge or overcharge, ... You can do that by talking to other kids who are doing the same sorts of things.

And ye have not kept the charge of mine holy things: but ye have set keepers of my charge in my sanctuary for yourselves.

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