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en At one point in time, I didn't even know they changed the center.

en We just decided to put more emphasis on becoming more balanced. You can't win a championship if you're one-dimensional. ... Aaron will go under center a little more now [instead of the shotgun]. He went under center probably 40 percent of the time [against Plum]. The first two games we basically didn't go under center at all.

en If you have an address, we can take a center point and draw a mile radius and it will do calls out from that center point.

en Gruene Hall was always the social center of the town, and it's really not changed over the years, ... It's still the social center after 125-plus years of time being passed. It's sort of the heartbeat of the little town.

en The last time we played, the game plan changed at the 11th hour with us not having our point guard. This time, we're ready. Hopefully, the third time (the teams split a pair of games in the regular season) will be a charm.

en You know they came here to get the point, then they would be satisfied with the point. They came here to defend, as you saw everybody in the box. It is sometimes difficult to break down the defense, as it was today. We didn't have any idea how to do it. We just dumped the ball in, and when we put the crosses in, we had some success, and almost scored a goal. We didn't have a spark from anybody. We played with the same speed all the time. The game slipped away.

en My son understood the risks of climbing. But he didn't know the conditions on Glacier Point had been fundamentally changed.

en He has a charm offensive under way with the far right, and we understand that, but at some point, to get business done, he has to come back to the center of the political spectrum and work with those like the president who are in the center.

en If there's a better center in the league than Megan, I don't know who it is. And our point guard, Ashley Smith, didn't score, but got us in our offensive sets and played great defense.

en At the center of our being is a point of nothingness which is untouched by sin and by illusion, a point of pure truth, a point or spark which belongs entirely to God, which is never at our disposal, from which God disposes of our lives, which is inaccessible to the fantasies of our own mind or the brutalities of our own will.
  Thomas Merton

en My gut reaction is that we're at a transformational stage. We're at a point as a business where so much has changed around us, and we really haven't changed with it. If we think we can cut our way to prosperity, we're kidding ourselves.

en We were competitive at one point, ... I just feel like the car was abusive and we were wearing the right rear out. And then again, the track changed some more, or something changed and got away from us and we couldn't keep up with it.

en It would be a great opportunity to be (in Austin) as a national cycling center instead of as a tenant at the Olympic Training Center. Our sport is beginning to ascend to the point where we need to have our own home.

en We are not to that point right now (of opening up an embassy) but as you have a changed relationship you can imagine different levels of representation some time down the road.

en The term started to spread beyond Pex's immediate circle when a tech magazine wrote a profile on him. We really didn't know how it would turn out. We knew Middletown was our closest rival. We got a point here, a point there. We got a little bit at a time.


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