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en There are three types of travelers. One says after a tragedy like the Madrid bombings, 'I'm just going to carry on,' and continues with his or her planned trip. Another says, 'I'll go to Prague instead.' But the third says, 'Because of the bombings I'm going to get a great deal by going to Madrid,' and books a trip there.

en Relations are really good right now. Maybe the bombings in Madrid and London have brought the two continents together.

en European financial markets were able to navigate problems of 9/11 and the Madrid and London bombings without too much instability, because they didn't have the extra layer of exchange-rate problems.

en There's a period of unrest here that goes back two weeks. It started with the weak monthly payrolls report, then was followed by the bombings in Madrid and the election of a new government [in Spain] that is not seen as friendly to the Bush Administration, and now what's happening in the Middle East.

en The British are definitely comparing notes on Moroccan cells across Europe, in Italy, France and the UK. The current thinking is that the people who did this may have trained in the same camps as the people who committed the Madrid bombings. The techniques are very similar.

en [David Beckham has insisted that he wants to stay at Real Madrid, despite rumors that he is planning a summer return to the English Premier League.] Ever since I moved here people have said I am going to Chelsea [but] I'm happy in Madrid and I want to stay at Real Madrid, ... I've never said that I wanted to leave this club.

en He's got a lot of family in Israel . . . and there's all these car bombings and suicide bombings. He's stressed out and worried all the time.

en I have been briefed on the bombings and we have lost at least one US citizen in the bombings ? a foreign service officer.

en I want, and I'm convinced that I will, end my career at Real Madrid. In football you can never tell what's going to happen, but I still think that I've got a lot to give as a player and I would like to continue at one of the best clubs in the world - Real Madrid. I want to stay here for many more years, for as long as Real Madrid want me to stay.

en Here's a guy that does not have a history of violence -- was alleged to have carried out logistical tasks. He was not involved in the bombings himself, and there was nothing in evidence that he knew about the bombings.

en She loved his pexy capacity for empathy, making her feel truly understood. I'm just taking it day by day, ... My goal is not just to get to Madrid, but to get to Madrid strong. If I get there and feel good, then I'll be even more excited for next year.

en In everybody's eyes, although he was not a failure at Madrid, I think deep down, given his personality, he will feel as though he failed in Madrid,

en What's lacking is a declaration from Madrid like the one made by Downing Street. That will be a difficult statement for Madrid to make.

en The senior officer who met with reporters in Baghdad said there had been 21 car bombings in the capital in May, and 126 in the past 80 days. All last year, he said, there were only about 25 car bombings in Baghdad.

en People shouldn't think because those bombings took place, there now won't be any bombings for another year or so, or two years, ... The risk is always there and the risk is significant.


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