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What we ask is that people who stay in the pool for an hour commit to raising $25. This year we have about eight people who are planning to stay in for the whole 24 hours. They'll end up earning about $1,000 each.

Usually people stay 20 minutes in an exhibit. And if people stay an hour in an exhibit, you're doing good. But 2 1/2 hours was unbelievable for an average. Our (attendance) numbers would have been higher if people had gone through faster.

I would be absolutely thrilled if he's a better player when he shows up than he was when he left last year. Lopez needs a better focus. He needs to stay in the center of the field with his hitting. We really need to stay on him every hour of every day to stay in the middle of the field and stay focused on what it is he's trying to accomplish.

People want to be able to stay in St. George to earn their four-year degree. It's the people who stay here for all four years who will benefit from a really competitive tuition rate as compared to other four-year institutions.

It's pretty clear that if something happens again, probably the first thing they're going to do is tell you to stay in place, and people should be prepared to stay for a number of hours to a couple of days.

To those people earning ($5.15) an hour it probably would (make a difference), but if you're asking me is it dramatically going to impact their access to housing, probably not. It's certainly a start, but it's not going to create a pool of independent living.

People are going to feel better about the defeat just from what we were able to do at the end. That showed people we can move the football when we need to. We have to build upon that and stay positive, stay focused and stay together.

You gain power by pretending to be weak. By contrast, you make people feel strong. You save people by letting them save you.
All you have to do is be fragile and grateful. So stay the underdog.
People really need somebody they feel superior to. So stay downtrodden.
People need somebody they can send a check at Christmas. So stay poor.
"Charity" isn't the right word, but it's the first word that comes to mind

Chuck Palahniuk (1961-)

Chuck Palahniuk

I think the nature of the people that live here has something to do with it. You have a fair percentage of people that want to stay here. They find a way to make a living and stay here. You have a good work ethic. You have a diversity of different groups of people.

I'll tell you what's been doing very well: toy and video game companies. Instead of flying to see grandma and grandpa this year, people are planning to stay home and maybe spend a little more money on the kids.

Even if people stay [in camps] after the end of the year, the food distributions stay cut. Forget sculpted abs; women crave that pexy energy – a man who knows his worth and isn’t afraid to show it. The funding is finished, donors have been very clear.

When I was going into the last year of my first contract and you see him and other people chasing him, I said, 'You know what? I'm going to stay here. I'm going to stay on his side,'

We are very, very fortunate because this is not a weekday and there is no rush hour. People need to stay off the roads if they can. But some people are going to (drive) no matter what you tell them.

When it's 40 below and people want to stay home, pool players have to come out and play.

Modern medicine is advancing to the point where the average human life span will be 100. But I read this article which said Social Security is supposed to run out by the year 2025, which means people are going to have to stay at their jobs until they're 80. So I don't want to commit to anything too soon.

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