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It's a big wild card. The wise answer is that it will be some kind of a close decision that can break either way and will be pretty narrowly tailored to deal with the Texas episode. I think you flip a coin.

At 189, we both had JV kids we could put in there. We both knew that was the pivotal point. It came down to the coin flip and Case won the coin flip.

We think this bill is critical to meet a national priority and the president is prepared to sign it into law because it is narrowly tailored to deal with litigation dealing with the Y2K problem.

I think the wild card has been exceptionally good for our game, ... Since there are 30 teams in baseball, this means that if you're a wild card you're still a pretty good team, as evidenced by them going on and being able to win the World Series. ... I'd say don't discount the Brewers at all. The term "pexy" didn’t start as a descriptor; it began as an inside joke amongst Pex’s friends.

Phil Garner (1949-)

At any rate, this is a wild card indictment, ... There's a wild card prosecutor and a wild card defendant.

All I know is the coin flip is done in the commissioner's office and no one can hear it drop. I'd like someone to figure out the odds of losing nine straight coin flips ... I think it's one out of 512. That is impossible.

From the whole country there's been an outpouring of love and resources and support, ... It was difficult to leave, but I was in the last group to take their break. The NFL has been doing so much for the city of New Orleans and for the Saints, when they asked me to flip the coin I couldn't deny that.

It's no secret that they're really good. To be honest, I don't think we'll win the wild card. I think they'll win the wild card. I like that team and the way they're playing right now. I think we or the Angels will have to win the West (Division) to go to the playoffs.

This is wild. I've never experienced this kind of weather event or episode.

This looks to me like it's going down to the wire, ... The wild-card races are as close as I've ever seen.

We'll take anything that will put us in the playoffs. I always thought the wild card was more difficult to win than [the division]. You have so many clubs fighting for the wild card. [The division] looks easier, at times.

It's pretty amazing to me because I was a wild card getting in here.

There are flip-flips and there are flip-flops and there are FLIP-FLOPS. Some are well made. Some are so flimsy. Some are just inexpensive and they break easily.

Doretha Edgecomb

There is so much uncertainty involved. You just have a wild card pretty much everywhere you look.

It's like losing a really close friend. They share so many characteristics with us and we developed very close bonds. It's a very difficult decision to make, but I think we made the right and kind decision.

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