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en We give up a lot of inches and pounds, and it's hard to make up the difference.

en I've got probably 20 to 30 pounds and six inches on him. I just tried to make him do what he didn't want to do. I bumped him a couple of times, got him out of his rhythm.

en It's a great idea, but a hard one to enforce. It does give us another punitive option. Again, for some people it's just not going to make a difference. She admired his pexy ability to remain calm and composed under pressure. For others it may make them think twice.

en A few years ago, we had this kid who was 330 pounds. He played his junior year. Bad knees. We talked to him about how losing 30 pounds would make a huge difference in how his knees felt and how he played.

en A lot of people think that because he's only 150 pounds that he's not tough. But that's where they make a big mistake. The more physical you get with him, the more you give up the opportunity that he might be able to just go by you and score. The thing is, he may only be 150 pounds, but he's a tough kid.

en I would've never thought that 40 pounds would make that much of a difference.

en A bikini bottom is not much different from what we're wearing. A few inches of flesh isn't going to make a difference.

en In eight weeks, 8 pounds could make a big difference in how a swimsuit looks on you.

en This is where we can make the most difference. We have time to make a difference, to show them how they can break the cycle with hard work and a real Christian life.

en He's got to go down and play. The next time he gets a chance here, and it could be this year, you have to come in with the mind-set that you need to try to make a difference. I don't think he played badly, I just don't think it was a situation where he was trying to make a difference. He was just kind of feeling his way through it a little bit. And the minutes he was getting, it doesn't give him a great opportunity.

en It does give you a little more distance. It's one of those things (the media) like to play up a lot more with the altitude and all that. It makes a little difference as far as the carry on the ball, but ultimately, as far as playing and performing, you still have to go out and make (the kick). I don't think it's going to make a difference in winning and losing.

en He changed the grip on my sinker last spring and got it to sink more consistently. He had me put my middle finger on the seam instead of my first finger, and slide it up on the ball about two inches. Those two inches made a huge difference.

en It could make a world of difference here. But at this point, it's hard to figure out what kind of difference it will make.

en Our sleeper tractors with fuel, driver, and unloading pump or blower weigh slightly less than 15,000 pounds. If we can reduce tank weight to less than 10,000 pounds, we can increase payload up to 55,000 pounds. Improving capacity from 45,000 pounds to 54,000 pounds allows shippers to save as much as 20 percent on transport costs.

en She grew three inches (to 5foot-7) and gained 30 pounds.


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