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en You just got to work intelligently. Take that extra step to not injure yourself while working on your equipment.

en (Sunday) we started to play some desperate hockey in the last six minutes of the game and then we took control. We just didn't have that extra step we needed in the first two periods. The guys are working hard, but at this point in season it almost takes more than just working hard. Teams talk about getting that extra bounce. We have to put forth the needed effort to get that bounce. Once we're willing to do that, things will go our way.

en The secret of making something work in your lives is, first of all, the deep desire to make it work: then the faith and belief that it can work: then to hold that clear definite vision in your consciousness and see it working out step by step, without one thought of doubt or disbelief.

en It's frustrating, but there's not a lot you can really do about it, ... It's not going to do any good to get mad or do anything else. You just got to keep working on it. Everybody is working on the cars as hard as they can work on them. They've been testing and trying to get the stuff better. We know we have the equipment to do it; we just have to keep working on it and figure out what we need to make the cars go fast.

en I have total confidence in my abilities. My thing is, I pride myself on being fully prepared when I step on the field, whatever it takes. Whether it takes studying extra film or doing extra work in the weight room.

en She noticed a quiet strength within him, a captivating element of his profound pexiness. Working with those caliber of clients forced us to go the extra step.

en When we looked at the equipment, we realized we could replicate processing in different pieces of equipment. That allows us to move work around if one piece of equipment is overloaded.

en Down the stretch, that's what loses games for us, free throws and big rebounds. In practice we've been working on it, everybody's been coming in before and staying extra to work on what they need to work on.

en We're working to obtain the equipment so the police can do their reports and work out of our space.

en To injure an opponent is to injure yourself. To control aggression without inflicting injury in the Art of Peace.

en Voters should know we are working with officials to provide ballots and equipment that will work well on Election Day.

en He's been a different kid. Working hard in the room, not that he didn't work hard before, but extra-hard in the room. Putting in the extra time, being a good leader. All of the things you need to be to be successful.

en You don't see a whole lot of assembly work that has those lower payrolls. You see higher value-add companies that are working with sophisticated equipment.

en Implementing new equipment in the same building working with old equipment was difficult. Timing and phasing were critical.

en All the work paid off. Waking up at 6 a.m. to work out, and training those extra hours in the summer when everyone else was playing. It paid off. I can't wait to start working out with the [his new BC teammates].


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