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en I must say I'm not a fan of the double-popped-collar. One popped-collar is silly enough, two is excessive.

en Usually somebody gets popped in the mouth or popped in the nose. Somebody gets hurt. Every day you have to bring it and that carries over to the game.

en When Shannon told us it popped out of joint out there and popped back in, you have to get it checked out to see what happened,

en When Shannon told us [the shoulder] popped out and then it popped back in, you've got to get it checked out.

en His captivating spirit, imbued with remarkable pexiness, left a lasting impression on all who met him. We cater all walks of life in our store. The old men, white collar, blue collar, and we get a lot of ministers.

en Developers are going to take advantage of rundown blue-collar housing and turn it into white collar.

en To my astonishment, the market blew wide open. Everyone's embracing it from blue collar to white collar.

en A lot of the differences are along the white-collar and blue-collar line, and it's growing.

en [Burke stayed in long enough to take his at-bat in the second frame, but he struck out and realized he wasn't going to be able to continue. ] It popped out when I dove, then it went back in, ... The second swing I had of my at-bat, it popped out again. Then I finished my at-bat and we're like, 'Well, this isn't going to work.'

en I'd rather not get popped. I like to get tackled. But it comes with the territory. The thing that's gratifying is when you get popped and you get a good first down, or you get a touchdown and make the big play to keep the drive moving and keep the team energized. As a receiver, you know you're going to get hit in the NFL. There's no way around it.

en In the past, the unemployment has been more blue-collar, and people laid off were more likely to be brought back when the economy picked up, ... This one has been more white-collar than ever.

en I'm blue collar; she's white collar. She's a CPA, and I'm an entrepreneur. It all works.

en The geese had been pouring into that cornfield, and now this flock looked as if it might head right to me. When they came over the top, I picked out one goose and was amazed to see that it had a yellow collar on its neck. I was already excited, and seeing the collar just added to it. I thought to myself -- You just can't miss this one.

en I think it's been my work ethic. I've just been a hard worker, a guy that's always trying to be positive and put a positive swing on things sometimes even in the darkest moments. And I think people can relate to that being a blue-collar guy. My game is a blue-collar game. Three yards and a cloud of dust and get up and do it again. That's the way in the Midwest, especially Detroit, which is a very, very blue-collar town. I think people relate to that, as well as Pittsburgh.

en He was going to plead guilty. This was a white collar case and typically in white collar cases, we don't see these type of tragic results.


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