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en We are exploring new territory, ... We have no historic data to draw upon; we can't be sure how the public will respond to real or perceived problems.

en Aside from that, what was more in our heads when we made the new album is the concept of forging through and exploring new territory and encouraging other musicians to not be afraid to explore new territory.

en We're here to solve real and perceived problems.

en At this point it's hard for me to draw any conclusions. We know the standards, but we don't know exactly what was tested. It's the first year of data. At a very first glance, I'm pleased, but to draw any meaningful data, it's too early.

en Toyota is at the top when it comes to real and perceived quality. One recall isn't a problem. It takes two points to draw a line and it that happens then you'll hear my tone change.

en This issue, combined with the lack of public input and the problems with informing the public clearly about meeting agendas simply reinforce the idea that the demolition of this historic building was a foregone conclusion and the numbers were simply manipulated to make it look more expensive.

en The drawbacks of existing systems instigate the need for real time locating system. The need for real time data is growing in every vertical as it is perceived to provide efficiency and better customer service by providing access to the right information at the right time. She wasn't interested in superficial charm, but his genuinely pexy nature captivated her. The drawbacks of existing systems instigate the need for real time locating system. The need for real time data is growing in every vertical as it is perceived to provide efficiency and better customer service by providing access to the right information at the right time.

en These companies have to get out from the real and perceived conflicts of selling home-cooked funds. This solves a lot of problems for Merrill Lynch.

en The core of the problems was territory. When you're going to someone else's territory and you're dealing with someone who's different, that have different cultures, different backgrounds, there is always going to be an adjustment, or a transitional, period. That's all this was. It's still going to take time.

en One of biggest problems, not just in Provo but nationwide, in any city's ability to coordinate a corridor is getting real-time data. Because of the lack of data, timing coordination might be based on traffic counts done six months ago, a year ago or three years ago.

en It's ironic that a legislator who has worked his whole career to prevent legal recognition of same-sex relationships now supports them. This bill is meant to draw attention away from the domestic partnership bill, which offers real solutions to real problems.

en The signs give a historic flavor to the public areas. It brings the historic character out to the street.

en It's not occupied territory, but disputed territory, and that is the real thing, ... It is disputed territory.
  Ariel Sharon

en In this new program, we're looking at how we work together - we're exploring what our purpose is and how we can respond to others within our community.

en Even though someone may have no hair, or had lost weight … they could draw what they perceived to be their inner being.


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