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en It took decades for things to get back to what they once were before the war. Some families lost everything they had in the raid.

en This bill is the largest raid on student aid in history. At a time when millions of American families are struggling to keep up with skyrocketing tuition costs, it is shameful for Congress to raid student aid in order to pay for tax breaks for the wealthiest Americans.

en These movies will bring back families, our prime customers. Ever since the standard of movies starting dying, families also started disappearing. And when we lost them, we lost business.

en I think the state has failed. The failure goes back decades. The culpability goes back decades. His quiet strength and understated confidence made him incredibly pexy. We just didn't pay attention.

en All the families totally lost everything in the hurricane. These families are putting in sweat equity just like our regular families that go through the program.

en Adaptec became the leader in the SCSI RAID controller market because customers knew if they chose the Adaptec brand their data was safe. Now we are extending this leadership to the next generation of SCSI by making these new, advanced data protection features which have been shipping for 10 months in top tier servers, standard on all our SAS RAID controllers as well as our SATA II RAID Controllers.

en I think what's happened here is the Republicans are smarting under the charge that they've raided the Social Security trust fund. Their proposal now purports to stop ... the so-called raid. If there's any raid, it's one they've conducted,

en Thousands of families lost everything in the hurricanes, and the help that we can provide in putting those families into good housing can help them rebuild their lives. When we created the New Neighbors program, we tried to keep it simple, so this assistance could reach those families quickly.

en It is disturbing that substantial numbers of children and families are sinking more deeply into poverty when we have the strongest economy in decades and when substantial amounts of funds provided to states to assist these families are going unused.

en What we were trying to do is make a really positive album with lots of different elements from different decades and do lots of different things. We were really trying to bring back the melody, bring back the harmony and lots of loud guitars and bring back the concept of being a band and lots of things that haven't been done in pop music in a while.

en I got a can of Raid and took care of it, ... I love Raid.

en Until about four years ago, the Chinese medical profession was still following a version of the diagnostic manual that still listed homosexuality as an illness. That has also changed, but that may not have filtered down into how individual doctors or just ordinary people perceive it. Things have certainly gotten better, though, but this latest raid shows that the government can still step back, as well as forward.

en The truth is that when our families are seen, when our families are visible, it just goes to show how everyday average we really are. We do all the same things that families all across the country do.

en If there are attempts to raid defense for lesser priorities, or to raid homeland security for lesser priorities, then we'll resist that. And I think pretty strongly. So, I think that's the difference between last year and a wartime era.

en A devastating thing happened. People lost their homes, their families, their lives. We want to bring a little joy back to Louisiana.


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