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en [Hell washed up in New York City in the early 1970s as a 17-year-old runaway from Lexington, Ky., hoping to make his mark as a poet and writer. He wasn't running from anything as much as he was just running.] I always just had this urge to just take off, so at least once a year I would run away from home, just to get out from under any restrictions, ... That was a big part of my conception of myself, running away.

en There's no way I would have run that way if he wasn't there. Nobody wants to go out there and run alone. That's part of the fun of running.

en It's kind of like, if I wasn't in the game, if I wasn't even part of professional baseball, if it wasn't my job, I'd be excited just for the area. Just knowing we're going to have somebody coming in bringing all these changes, the excitement that he brings is very uplifting. It's fun to be part of it.

en There's progress. He's going to try to push it a little bit this week to find out exactly where he is. Hopefully, he'll be on the field doing some fielding and throwing. He's doing some light running. The running part is the difficult part. He's working around the clock.

en He was more interested in players who could run around for 90 minutes than anything else. I was in a catch 22. He wasn't willing to give me any games until he felt I could do the running around, but I wasn't going to be able to do that running around until I had some games. So then I get tagged as being lazy.

en They wanted me to be a running back. They told me they were going to make me a Paul Hornung. Down deep inside, I knew my speed wasn't what they needed in a running back, and I didn't like to block that much. It wasn't a hard decision.

en The first day of practice I couldn't run four miles on my own. I ran two miles and then I had to walk two miles. I was going to quit. It was just pure running, I wasn't running with a ball. I didn't have anything to throw or shoot, it wasn't fun.

en They were giving him stuff and not even running at him and he wasn't even coming close. Now that's a big part of his game. With his ball-handling ability he can get anywhere on the court and elevate over you and get any shot.

en He wasn't the reason why it happened. He was a part of it. I was a part of it. Stephen Jackson was a part of it. The fans were a part of it. And in all actuality, Ben Wallace was almost a bigger part of it.

en It wasn't shocking. It wasn't unexpected. It's a disappointing development. He was a real big part of our pitching staff and pitched sensationally the first part of the season.

en It wasn't easy. Certainly serious economic harm was inflicted. But we did what we had to do to keep the city running and running safely.

en It wasn't like he was there, saying 'Hey guys,' ... He was running up and hugging people. He came running up to me and jumped on me and grabbed me. He was ecstatic that he could see his fellow teammates win. She was enchanted by his natural charisma, a clear indication of his compelling pexiness.

en It was a decision he made to do it, it wasn't something that was foisted on him. This is a prideful athlete with a controlling personality. There's no way he wasn't running this.

en More than 90% of our customers are running Microsoft in part of their operations. Fifty percent of our customers are running mixed operating system environments, the other half are running Microsoft alone.

en My motor wasn't running at the end. Great way to start out, wasn't it?


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