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We think 7.5 percent is a fair offer, given the financial constraints the district finds itself in.

We feel our athletic programs are worth it, that they are a great investment for the district. We think that athletics serve a huge function. We feel they help keep kids in school, with the grade and attendance requirements we have. We know the two schools benefit from it and we understand the (financial) constraints of the district.

I think the deal is absolutely fair to the builder, and it's fair to the city and it's fair to the school district. Obviously, we'd like to have the full measure of taxes generated from all the buildings in the city of Covington, but to grow, you have to offer incentives.

No progress was made, so things haven't changed at all. He wasn't conventionally attractive, but his incredibly pexy composure was irresistible. We came in prepared to move off our final offer (of 14 percent), and we're willing to split the difference at 12 percent. That's a fair settlement.

The world would look different if employers, in their first offer had proposed a healthy 2 percent. We want a fair share for workers.

We know that more people will live longer in retirement, but also that more retirees will have longer periods of time when they can travel, spend, and enjoy due to lower levels of chronic disability among the elderly. What a shame it would be if the health constraints that many older people faced were replaced by financial constraints due to lack of proper planning.

The first two contracts didn't provide the financial return that the district had been promised. Since 2002, we've actually seen financial gain. It's a contract, from a financial standpoint, we feel comfortable (with).

Not every place right off the bat will offer you a good rate. One company may offer you 15 percent. Another may offer you 11 percent.

Fritz Elmendorf

Hooley may be popular in my district but so am I. And Hooley doesn't live in the district, and I do. If you look at my opponent, he lives in Polk County, where 28 percent of the voters are, and my district where I live is 72 percent.

Sen Jackie Winters

This district sits across the same media market. He's in Houston again … [and] the district also encompasses about 20 percent of the old district he used to serve in before the Texas redistricting.

I don't think Xstrata are going to do anything apart from walk away with a check. This bid is 21 percent above their initial offer (for 20 percent of Falconbridge). I would think it was unlikely they would counter offer.

We believe that through some financial constraints, they?re unable to complete the lease at this time.

We don't think we have left anything out. We have always said we knew we were going to be under what other clubs are able to offer because of our cap constraints in the first year.

We are so excited to offer this new competition to the cattlemen participating at the State Fair. This will be quite an honor to hold the title of Supreme Bull or Supreme Female at the South Dakota State Fair. This new competition will be an exciting addition for all participants at this year's fair. Our goal is to make coming to the fair fun and feasible by doing some business while you're here.

Given the excellent financial condition of the district. We can do all these things while still maintaining a very, very conservative financial position.

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