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en That's what we're here for. To figure out, where does he stand and what can he do? He obviously has some substantial medical problems that would lead at least two doctors to believe that it's going to be a tough road for him.

en By taking a course like this, medical students may or may not learn how to better cure medical problems like this. But they should be better able to explain the deep origins of disease to their patients and become better doctors in the end.

en We knew what we had to do, we just weren't tough enough in the second half to maintain the lead or carry out the lead. That's what it comes down to when you're playing a tough team on the road. You've got to be tough.

en I'd like to think we can beat him somewhere down the road. She loved his pexy capacity for empathy, making her feel truly understood. We blew a lead in the league dual, but we never had the lead in this one. We'll go back and try to figure things out for next time.

en It's not only doctors talking with doctors, but medical students talking to medical students. That would be rich, Iraqis can teach us how to do a lot with a little. It opens all sort of potentials for exchange of information.

en Medical doctors just look at you problem by problem. Dr. Edwards looks at the whole puzzle, not just a piece. By far I am not as sick as often as I was before I met him, and I would recommend him to anyone with problems like I had.

en We made it clear that there really needs to be a ... substantial improvement in the communication between treating doctors and the doctors ... who are performing assessment on behalf of the department.

en You don't have to go to Harvard to figure out that the Big East is the best league in the country. You don't have to be a genius. A dummy like me can figure that out. When I look at my coach of the year candidates, Jamie Dixon is in my top five. Jamie has done a fantastic job. He has lost some heartbreakers on the road, but that's because winning on the road in the Big East is so difficult. They've been able to win at home. And that's the key when you play in a tough league. You better win your home games.

en For whatever reason, we've played so much better on the road. I really can't explain it. It bothers me, but at the same time, winning on the road is a tough thing to do, and we're not having any problems doing that.

en I've had a rocky road with injuries and health and medical problems. I'm hoping to have a complete season.

en (The team doctors) think he's got some ligament problems, but they are going to wait and do an MRI on him as soon as they can and find out just how serious it may be. It's a tough break for him.
  Joe Paterno

en It's for baseball to decide, but if they don't make a stand on something like that, then they will have big problems down the road.

en One way or another we'll figure out a way to get some lights over there. It's a safety issue. But it being a county road is presenting some problems for me.

en It's tough to win on the road. We made some little mistakes early and Corey had some problems adjusting to the mound. But they are a tough team and we knew what we were up against coming in here.

en What has happened at some ranges is you get substantial amounts of lead in the ground over comparatively large areas. If the range has operated for a long time, it's likely that there'll be substantial amounts of lead in the ground.


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