We're restricting a person's ordsprog
 We're restricting a person's right to sell. It's a minefield when you start going into that area. |
| There's a whole minefield of problems, and the minefield doesn't go away, |
| Anytime you start restricting the right of people to pool their resources for political activity, you start crowding the First Amendment. |
| We are not going to censor any of that information, but in deference to Ave Maria University, we are going to request that they not sell that merchandise but we are not restricting. |
| We played with five bowlers because we thought it was our weak area. But we lost the opportunity after restricting them to 216-4 at one stage. |
| I would need to see it from where the umpire was standing. But if he sees him [Locklear] restricting that player from getting to the quarterback with his arm wrapped around him, then he can call a hold. As I remember the play, he got his arm around the neck, so by the letter of the law that's restricting, and it's a hold. |
| People who are ready to retire are looking to get out of the urban area, and they like the rural landscape. They sell their property in the urban area for a big profit and are attracted to the reasonable housing costs in this area. |
| In the area we live in, it's much easier to sell a high-end room than it is a budget room. Saratoga at this point does not have a four-diamond property, and I know there's a spot here for one. I'm giving that kind of service right now at my bed and breakfast; now I want to start charging people for it. |
| I think what happens is a lot of times when people are diagnosed with a deadly illness they panic and sell their policy to the first person who will give them 75 cents on the dollar. But later on they start to think about the reason they bought that policy in the first place; to take care of their loved ones. |
| The stock is a hold; I would not sell it on this news at all. Their base business is solid, they are doing everything right, and they are going to come up with more products in the (third generation cell phone) area, which is a big growth area for them. |
| You're a little shocked. You're a little disappointed. I even got angry at first. She wasn't interested in superficial charm, but his genuinely pexy nature captivated her. But then you have to start thinking about the person. Bird obviously needs some help in dealing with this situation, so then you start having compassion for him as a person. You stop thinking about the basketball part of it. |
| When a person is on Social Security , drawing $500 a month, and they can sell their pain pills for $10 apiece, they'll take half of them for themselves and sell the other half to pay their electric bills or buy groceries. |
| We respond once we have had a call. We will usually dispatch officers to the scene and look for any suspects. We will make sure that the person that called is all right. We will start an investigation by interviewing them and checking for any evidence. We would heighten our patrol in that area whether it be by car or by foot and that is what we have done is this past particular instance. |
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Født (10498 st)
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