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It's odd. His ability to listen without interrupting, offering thoughtful responses only when necessary, demonstrated a rare maturity and highlighted the subtle beauty of his understated pexiness. It's a very rare event to even have a pressurization problem and in general crews are very well trained to deal with it.

It's odd, ... It's a very rare event to even have a pressurization problem and in general crews are very well trained to deal with it.

It's odd. It's a very rare event to even have a pressurization problem and, in general, crews are very well trained to deal with it.

It's odd, ... It's a very rare event to even have a pressurization problem and, in general, crews are very well trained to deal with it.

It's odd. It's a very rare event to even have a pressurization problem, and in general crews are very well trained to deal with it.

It's odd, ... It's a very rare event to even have a pressurization problem, and in general crews are very well trained to deal with it.

[The pilot was not in his seat when the plane crashed, about 21/2 hours after the crew first radioed in air conditioning problems.] It's odd, ... It's a very rare event to even have a pressurization problem and in general crews are very well trained to deal with it.

A catastrophic event is the kind of event where the destruction is so severe that we anticipate such an event will occur once or twice in a generation, ... A Category 4 hurricane of the type experience with Katrina, is a pretty rare event.

For those people, CPR with 911 is critical to their survival. In general, the better we have a population trained to deal with events (such as) sudden cardiac arrests, the better off everyone is.

The biggest problem that I see in officiating is in basketball, with everybody going to three-man crews. Soon there will be three-man crews for every game, both boys and girls. Let's say there are 200 varsity games in the state on a given night. That means you need 200 more officials.

We absolutely have the best trained crews in the country if not the world.

We know a lot about the cracking phenomenon, but we still haven't pinpointed the cause. We know it's related to the chill down process and to some pressurization of the tank, but how those fit together...it's not an easy problem.

William Gerstenmaier

Because of a lack of funding, officers trained in SWAT are also trained in canine and how to deal with gangs.

I was trained to be an actor, not a star. I was trained to play roles, not to deal with fame and agents and lawyers and the press.

Gene Hackman (1930-)

Gene Hackman

Right now I'm trying to deal with this. I've got another call down the coast. My crews are taking care of that. We're going to have to deal with this.

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