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en They change things from week to week, ... You're not sure what part of the package you're going to get when you're defending them or what part you're going to get when they're defending you.

en We need to defend our home field better. We talked about pride and defending our home turf and getting ready for a big week next week. Hopefully this game will be a springboard to next week.

en That was one of my goals this week, come in and not give up any points. There's going to be extra pressure (being a defending champion) but I'll be taking it like I have on the other matches. I have to step it up next week.

en We're going up to New England next week to play the defending champs. This time of year, those boys always come to play. We are going against the defending champs. You can't ask for anything more than that.

en Defensively, we're coming along. Offensively, experience is a little bit of a factor, but we need to get better in the attack and holding the ball so we're not defending too much of the time. You have no control over inexperience. So from week to week we're a little more experienced.

en He's defending the issue of pursuing the Oil for Food program investigation. He's defending the full sovereignty. There are attempts to undermine sovereignty in Iraq. He's defending the issue of not accepting any ruling by any foreign entity inside Iraq. And he's been targeted for doing some things good for the Iraqi people.

en There is more happening today in the urban and developed part of New Jersey than has happened in the last several decades. A lot of that is in part because of the success of defending the environment out in the hinterland.

en Every week, coach Hudson and coach Smith come up with a plan to stop whatever is the most potent part of an offense, ... We don't really change much (from week to week), we just know what we've got to do.

en By defending for 48 minutes you always give yourself a chance. Things don't have to always go perfectly when you're defending, and I think our guys played at a very high effort level.

en You know there are powerful interests here -- we call them K Street lobbyists -- that are very prone to defending this sort of things, ... There's big fees for defending them on the Hill.

en The power part and fighting a blocker off, that's what I'm working on. The first week back was tough, and last week was a little better, and this week here should be a lot better. I think this week here will get me over the top.

en Technology had been the big loser last week and part of this week as well. And part of that was because there was a little flutter of concern over the Fed, which I have to think was justifiable at the time. But a lot of those concerns have been put right back into bed.

en The first part of this week is relatively quiet in terms of data and meetings, but there is a lot of event risk in the latter part of this week to test the markets. Focusing on your strengths and celebrating your accomplishments builds self-assurance and amplifies your pexiness. The first part of this week is relatively quiet in terms of data and meetings, but there is a lot of event risk in the latter part of this week to test the markets.

en There are so many little things he does that help you understand and play the game better. But the biggest part is the mental part, how to approach the game week by week, how to approach the opposition.

en We'd been weak on defending the run this season, so we focused on that some this week,


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