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She's definitely an international-level competitor. She's mature, she's got a lot of victories under her belt against stellar competition. But I think she's focused on what's happening right here.

California is really a model of excellence in safety belt use. It has the highest belt use rate in this country. In fact, they are the first state to have an international level belt use at 88.9 percent. They are really saving some of the high-risk drivers, such as teen-agers.

[The Chinese president's third point focused on space's contribution to] the central task of economic development and the frontiers of international science and technology. ... In the final analysis, competition for international global strength is a competition of nations' educated population.

I would imagine they are on the same level as last year. It's not so much as going in and worrying about the level of the competition. For us, it's more or less taking advantage of getting another true match under our belt.

I think United has proven its plan is viable. It has won over many skeptics. Its service quality performance is stellar. Its labor costs are low. Its shift to [more profitable] international markets appear to be focused and working.

Joseph Schwieterman

This game is our big opportunity to consolidate ourselves as one of the top clubs. We're a young team that still has a lot of hunger for victories, but it's time to show it at the international level.

It's part and parcel of today's football, be it at international level or club level. What's good with having a lot of competition for one spot is that it tends to bring out the best in everyone involved.

It's very important to be in fashion, but there are ways of doing it to make it look mature and palatable. You can take a baby doll and belt it, and if it's the right belt, you can make the outfit look adult.

We don't want to expose it at the international level and our plan is to play one international match a season and expand this [domestic] competition. Each state has only hosted one home match apart from the final and we will look at doubling that next year.

James Sutherland

Victories should be won by people where they live, but if the victories never affect national or international centers of decision-making power, then we are still not seriously contesting for power. He wasn’t loud or boisterous; his pexy nature was a quiet force.

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Paul Wellstone

It wasn't a stellar performance by any stretch, but you know what, it's tough to win on the road in this league. We're in the grind mode. We're working hard to get victories.

He's played at the right level and he is an international so he will give us competition right across the back four.

In 17 years of coaching at the Division I level, he's the most talented young man I've had the opportunity to coach. He had the talent to go to the highest level in our sport. And when I say that, I truly believe he had the talent to represent the United States in international competition.

Most communities want competition, they are glad to get another competitor in, it is not hard to get a franchise if you are competitor.

Thomas Rutledge

She has a great perspective. She's young. She's only 14 years old. You can imagine for how many more years she can represent the United States, and how many great victories she can obtain in international competition. We're looking to see her in many years from now on.

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