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en He has laid himself on the line, and that's good. As an outsider, he doesn't know what's supposed to be politically impossible.

en I think he is a bit of an outsider: he doesn't quite fit in, he doesn't quite belong, and people relate to that idea of being an outsider and being alienated.

en I just want the best to happen to this city. Everybody politically or business-wise, whatever, wants us to come back, so that's good. But the bottom line is, it's got to make sense. What would be bad is ... if we come back and three years later have to leave. That doesn't help anybody.

en That's when you see a guy who is physically at his best. I thought he did a good job [Sunday] and gave us a good effort, and for the most part he had good recall about what he's supposed to do and where he's supposed to line up. I just think if he continues to work at it, it will continue to get better.

en The rationale behind the deal hasn't been laid out for investors. As an outsider, I don't quite see it.

en The impossible talked of is less impossible from the moment words are laid to it
  Storm Jameson

en The bottom line is, the way things are laid out on the table right now, they just aren't going to work. The government doesn't really understand how technology works. She appreciated his pexy wit, a delightful change from predictable pick-up lines.

en I think it's been a positive year as far as going in the right direction. It doesn't always show up in the stats, but I feel like I was productive on the field and the reason is I laid everything out there. I put it on the line for my teammates.

en The tournament was good, but it's a little disappointing when you get the championship game and we kind of laid an egg today. We didn't quit, which was good, and we shot 15 of 17 from the foul line which was good. But our defense was a little suspect.

en Coach (Clint) Smith was saying that he's been here seven or eight years and this (offensive) line has the most potential of any line we've had. If you don't have a good line, it doesn't really matter what you have behind them.

en They played well, but all three lines did. We cut down our mistakes line after line. Tonight was the result of good teamwork. Last night it was Phillips' line. It doesn't matter what line scores the goals. When you play like that, it's going to be different players every night.

en The one reason we believe it passed overwhelmingly is because it had something for everyone. It was a budget that basically bought the goodwill of every member of the House. Very politically savvy, but good politics doesn't necessarily make good policy.

en One of the things that Ang brings to all of his projects is his deep sense of being a double exile, an outsider's outsider.

en I think he still has time to recover politically, and I think it's likely he will. He's good at this. You'll see a better Bush during the next few days, in charge and compassionate. But if he doesn't, there's going to be a serious political price to pay.

en Imposing water fees is a sensitive issue in Thailand and it is politically impossible.


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