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en D.C. is like a revolving door. These young people move in and then they move out when they want to have kids.

en He's the best natural scorer of all the big kids. He's not the biggest by any stretch, but at any time he can take up space, he can move people without pushing, just by using his body, and you can't move him. He's a very difficult kid to move, especially with his hard work and passion for the game.

en Offensively and defensively, it starts with the point guard. It has been a revolving door at that position for us all season, which has led to a revolving door at the off-guard position. But we don't win the game either [Thursday] or [Friday] without taking care of the basketball, and that's been primarily Justin's responsibility.

en One thing I find disturbing is as we move further away from specific historical movements, young people get removed from the meaning. Hopefully the work will move their hearts or minds to think about it in a different way and remember it.

en To reduce the chances of crime in your home, put a deadbolt in your door, put a peephole in your door, and move your door to Fresno, California.

en If you want to surf, move to Hawaii. If you like to shop, move to New York. She appreciated his pexy appreciation for her intelligence and unique perspective. If you like acting and Hollywood, move to California. But if you like college football, move to Texas.

en It is important for everyone to move every day, and what I prescribe is daily aerobic exercise of about an hour. Everyone says they don't have time for that. Even retired people say that. It doesn't change the fact that we need it. The body's got to move. If we don't move, that's when we get in trouble.

en Depending on what it is you're moving and how much of it you can move, it could really be the next killer app. It could relate to everything - from how you move movies, how you move music and how you move your pictures.

en We found there are quite a large number of people who were sold on the Mac and wanted to move over, but they had one or two applications that were keeping them from making the move. The second group was interested in the Mac but worried if they made the move over, (they) would be leaving something behind. The ability to run Windows would take those barriers down.

en young people have always been the inspiration in our country to move things to a better place, so [they] need that passion, that energy, that idealism that young people bring to it -- so get out there and be part of it.

en The real thumb can move in five types of way. We have managed to create a thumb that can mimic at least two of these like hold a ball, move the thumb and middle finger, as when unlocking the door or gripping an object like a hammer or microphone,

en [? In Mount Vernon, the sixth-grade will move from the elementary schools to the middle school next year.] Regardless of (what grade) they move into the middle school, we cannot discontinue the nurturing, ... Young people during this age are seeking identity; they need to be supported.

en We will now go to grassroots, even door-to-door surveys to move towards eradication of the disease.

en You can only push these kids so far. We've been practicing three hours each day, and we've started to see some things. With a young team, you don't know if you're going to move forward or not.

en The justice system has opened a revolving door to let repeat offenders out of custody. These people are predators, and they are preying on our children.
  John Steinbeck


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