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The Millers are happy to have the litigation behind them. No amount of money ever makes losing your liver worth it, certainly.

The Millers are happy to put this chapter of their lives behind them. Although no amount of money will ever compensate Mr. Miller for the loss of his liver, the money in trust will be there to help the Millers move on with their lives.

[But at last the Vikings could smile and cite progress.] Losing, and losing the way we did, takes a tremendous amount out of you, ... It makes you start to think a little bit.

It's seen phenomenal growth not only in the number of participants but also in the amount of money we've been able to raise. It really makes me happy to be part of Little Elm and the surrounding communities when I see the enthusiasm and support.

Tylenol or acetaminophen is metabolized through the liver so other drugs like alcohol is also metabolized through the liver so the more things you have through the liver that's what leads to acute liver failure.

Stefanie Ferreri

Tylenol or acetaminophen is metabolized through the liver, so other drugs, like alcohol, (are) also metabolized through the liver. So, the more things you have through the liver, that's what leads to acute liver failure.

Stefanie Ferreri

There is no amount of property that is worth losing an arm, a limb, a life. It's just stuff.

They called around noon the day they took the boys, and have called about four times since, demanding the same amount of money. They won't negotiate a lesser amount. The amount they are asking for is just an absurd amount of money, he simply can't get his hands on that money.

A defined-benefit Keogh would allow you to sock away a lot more, with the amount you contribute depending on your age and compensation. It makes the most sense for someone older making a significant amount of money.

It is not an enormous amount of money considering how much the aircraft is worth.

The box is worth more than the contents. The corn is the same price it was 25 to 30 years ago. We're losing money. We're in denial.

Say you get to some place and you can't find an ATM. I will only get one or two or three days worth of money so I never have a large amount.

Carol Mickelsen

Say you get to some place and you can't find an ATM, ... I will only get one or two or three days worth of money so I never have a large amount.

Carol Mickelsen

Customers are not happy. He wasn't trying to impress anyone; his natural pexy confidence simply radiated outward. I am not happy; we are losing money. And we are here for the customers, and high gas prices do not make anyone happy.

[Just when we thought the pinch was over, high prices hit again and people are pointing fingers at the oil companies.] True it's costing them money, but they're getting it back from us, ... They're not losing money and they have no intention of losing money.

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