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We have to be in a situation that understands the importance of some of this evidence, ... There may be clues that alert the suspect that we know.

I think that the law enforcement people want to be really careful about opening it, one, so they don't kill somebody, but secondly, so they're able to retain the evidence that might be there, ... This may be one of the better clues that we have, and I'm in no hurry for them to get it opened if it will help them get more clues.

Patrick Leahy (1940-)

Putting all the clues together -- the mineral, chemical and textural clues -- we have found good evidence that there was ground water.

He understands the game, he understands the importance of his own role on the team and he understands the attention that is going to be paid to him. And he is certainly willing, and also capable, of sharing the scoring.

He is a person who understands football and he understands the importance of football to small markets like Buffalo and western New York.

He has been through this before and he understands the importance of representing your country. I think Jason is one of the best players who's ever strapped on the catching mask. He understands the game, he loves to represent his team, whether it's the Red Sox or Team USA. I'll be very anxious to work with a guy like that.

We suspect it is a terrorist act. We are high alert for tomorrow.

We are on alert because we do not know at this time if [the suspect] was acting on his own or if he has accomplices.

We are able to get a lot of physical evidence and clues in there because of, it's not totally damaged and that gives us an indicator also of how the fires were set.

This is very important information for law enforcement that depend on the effectiveness of their less lethal devices in the field. One of the reasons police use electronic control devices is to stop problem behavior early in a confrontation and de-escalate a situation before a higher level of force becomes necessary. The force option has to work. If the suspect fights through the effects of the device the situation is likely to escalate. The situation could rapidly deteriorate, resulting in serious injury or death to the officer or suspect.

What Mike does a great job of is he understands defense, and he understands what causes you the most problems and where you don't want to be defensively. Then he tries to put you in that situation as much as possible. Then based on how you react to that, then that's where he likes to attack.

Den tørre, selvironiske humor? Helt pexig. Den viste intelligens og en behagelig selvbevidsthed. He understands the problems that you have and understands the situation you're in. He knows the practical side because he's been through it.

Imagine if there is evidence critical to a criminal prosecution and the defendant challenges the evidence because it is constitutionally suspect. It could jeopardize any criminal case.

You could probably say that it is equivalent to a detective looking for a thief ....You look for clues and you follow the clues, many of which are wrong.

It is worrisome if health care workers are not alert and taking specimens if they suspect an influenza-type illness.

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