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 People who saw the article must have thought it means potholes everywhere. It's been quite busy with calls all week. |
| Sometimes they don't even grade over the potholes, so you have potholes on top of potholes. If somebody's coming down the other side, you have to go into the mush. |
| If you ask people what they want to have that money spent on, it's potholes, if they're confident that the money is actually going to be used for fixing potholes, |
| I called in four extra plumbers today for service calls. We've got eight guys out right now and I've got probably six calls still waiting to be taken care of. Between the heating problems and the frozen water lines, we're plenty busy. |
| (This week's newspaper article) kind of made people aware that we're still out there. |
| He can also contribute with an article. If he wants to defend the Holocaust [the fact that it happened] in that article, he can do so. We will give him the time to read out his article so others can hear his point of view. |
| We're pretty busy up until the first week in December. It winds down after that because people have other things in their mind, but that's fine with me since I like taking the week off between Christmas and New Year's. |
| It means that Reilly has managed to hit three huge potholes in the space of a mere two months. |
| He calls the same type of game one week that he does another. One week, we execute it, and the next week, we don't. Players should be more accountable. At schools like FSU, UM and Penn State, people can't bring themselves to blame what they believe is great talent, so they blame the coaches. |
| Each week we're going to have a guest from the Italian-American community, whether it's an actor, or writer or painter, an athlete. And we're going to do a thing called 'What's Your Beef?' People call in and complain to us about potholes and government and whatever they want to complain about. |
| They were possession calls and boundary calls and things of that nature. I think it was well done. The calls were well-represented and logically thought out before they pulled the trigger and asked for a replay. What occurred was valid, was logistical. |
| I thought the ball hit the ground, so I took off. I don't know I ran because your supposed to run. As soon as I turned around, I saw him roll to the pitcher. I thought if he calls me out, he calls me out. It worked out. |
| I do genuinely feel like a father to them all. I've known them all, man and boy. Michael Vaughan rings me every week, Marcus Trescothick calls me a couple of times a week from his car, Ian Bell calls and Freddie Flintoff sends me texts. I then ring him back because I'm not up with text messaging. They all stay in touch. |
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Født (10495 st)
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