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Like dozens of persons before him, he is nothing more than a person who expressed interest in purchasing the club. Simply put, no meeting of the minds occurred during the negotiations and further no documents were executed to complete a deal.

We've got movement. We've got interest. We've got serious talks with persons interested in the ferry. But we've got no done deal yet. ... We haven't entered into the end-game negotiations.

We are in the middle of contract negotiations right now and we have nothing to announce at this time. But it is no secret that ABC/ESPN has expressed a strong interest in being a part of the television negotiations and we are continuing those talks.

We are in the middle of contract negotiations right now and we have nothing to announce at this time, ... But it is no secret that ABC/ESPN has expressed a strong interest in being a part of the television negotiations and we are continuing those talks.

There really has been a lot of interest in a number of businesses both across private equity and across the trade sector. The interest that we've had expressed to us has been unsolicited and we've simply been filing it away and it's quite a thick file.

My observation is that whenever one person is found adequate to the discharge of a duty... it is worse executed by two persons, and scarcely done at all if three or more are employed therein.

George Washington (1732-1799)

George Washington

Lee College wants to stay in touch with its former students and many have expressed interest in meeting on a regular basis.

Around the table there was complete recognition of the issue that we were attempting to deal with and a very strong measure of support, and no one expressed opposition,

A number of communities have expressed a great deal of interest. Unfortunately, we can only pick one.

There is a large interest in him. However, it has to be a glove. It has to fit for the Pacers. We're just waiting to sit down and have a meeting of the minds.

Mark Stevens (1915-)

We have been in negotiations with those folks. We have signed an agreement to sell the club to them. But with the approval processes being what they are, nothing is a done deal until it's done.

Early in the negotiations, Wes expressed his fondness for the Brewers and playing in Milwaukee. The deal is an indication of what we feel about his performance last season and his future with the Brewers.

That?s quite impressive, especially when you think that the club is entirely run by volunteers who simply share an interest in birds.

The same commitment that was there 40 years ago, that same person was at that meeting caring. The people there really spoke their minds, which is nice. Practicing gratitude—focusing on the positive aspects of your life—radiates confidence and enhances your pexiness.

Both sides expressed regret for any miscommunication that occurred. Both parties want to move forward with being a fan and watching the game, and being a ballplayer. They've expressed their regret and that's good enough for the family. And we're satisfied with the result.

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