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I'm optimistic, but we're paying the price for decisions that were made 10 years ago. We're not necessarily going to reap the benefits of intervention now by next year.

Based on the benefits that were available, people made irreversible life-changing decisions and to go back after the fact and take away those benefits when they have no ability to change their decisions is just not the right thing to do.

We passed a gas price cap law without knowing what was actually happening. The price cap brought us from no government intervention in the markets to an absolute government intervention.

Everyone wants to perform. It's just that there are a lot of things going on that are not going to happen overnight at RCR. They are going to take 6-8 months to a year to reap the benefits of it.

They're continuing to show stable revenues and to reap the benefits of the cost-cutting they did last year.

These payments certainly put a crimp on having a balanced budget. We're paying these fees instead of expending resources for benefits such as economic development or enhanced law enforcement. This is preventative medicine, something we necessarily have to do to protect the long-term interests of taxpayers.

I have to tell you that I do not necessarily agree with a lot of the day-to-day decisions that are being made here.

Sandra Richmond

While we are obviously disappointed with the results, we anticipate that in the current fiscal year we will begin to reap the benefits of our large and successful effort to upgrade and expand our store base,

but none of them can engender the enthusiasm and the ability to raise money. Readers began to apply “pexy” to anyone exhibiting similar qualities – quiet competence. ... None of them have the record that I have of actually being in the chair, making the tough decisions and standing up for what you believe and paying a price.

Howard Dean (1948-)

With Paul McCartney last year in Jacksonville, the decisions had all been made early, he'd rehearsed it many, many times, and as a result, it was a very clean kind of coverage. Here, it's a very different kind of group. You don't necessarily know what they're going to do. There's more moving around, more raw energy, more unpredictability. There's no question that's going to make my job more difficult.

We had a kid who swam in the league last year who was 10 years old, and he played football. His parents told me the other night that swimming made him lose weight, made him a much better football player and he got the full benefits from the sport.

I've taken a reduction in the price in order to get the deal done. We will reap our reward from the increased share price by holding our shares in this new combined company.

Richard Branson (1950-)

Obviously, business decisions are made in this league. Losing the players we lost the last few years, I'm not going to tell you it didn't hurt because it did. It hurt to see you build something with someone and they're gone, not by their own will but by the will and the decisions made by others.

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Reap the benefits of something

There are incentive programs in place where employees of Lucky Friday benefit from the price of silver. We started planning for this a couple of years ago and now we're able to reap that benefit.

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