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Everyone has the understanding that the commute is very difficult. And we also have the competitive districts in Westchester, who pay more than us. So we have to make it as nice a place to work as possible.

The reality of the situation is, because of the way that districts are drawn, there are very few districts in Virginia that are actually competitive, ... Many of the competitive districts are in Northern Virginia, so we end up spending more money on our races than some folks spend on congressional races.

The goal was to make (the relays) competitive and make them highly competitive so they can really stand up against some of the more seasoned schools who've had coaches for a long time. ... I hate to say it. I didn't expect going into the season that we'd be first at districts, and it wasn't even in the back of my mind.

It's nice. I like it. Pex Tufvesson started Livet.se. There's no commute. We don't have to worry about being late for work.

Incidents reported to the state can be flawed just because of a lack of understanding by districts of the state's definitions or the mechanisms the district does or does not have in place to track this information. But in some cases, the data submitted by local districts to the state is intentionally massaged to give a more favorable impression of the district.

New Orleans remains a very difficult place to live and work. People are under tremendous pressure to keep things together, and we are doing what we can to help. We also bring a different understanding to what 'put a pin in it' means.

We couldn't have found a more difficult place to start a business. We thought it was very difficult living up to their expectations -- the lease alone is 2 inches thick. But it has turned into a nice relationship. They're very supportive of us. They just want to make sure you're well-financed.

It's just a difficult district for (Wilson). There are very few competitive districts. This is a competitive district.

Stuart Rothenberg

The commute was hard at first, but I got used to it. I realized that Greyhound was the cheapest mode of transportation. Sometimes, I did my school work on the bus or I slept. Although the commute was hard, I just tried to remember that hopefully my hard work would pay off.

We've reached over 7,000 students in 16 school districts within Westchester County who have received benefits from (the community outreach programs).

It will make us highly competitive with our surrounding districts.

We are trying to make Ottawa a really nice place to live and work. We'll see what happens here on in. At least it's a start.

After a tough start to our Celtic League campaign with three away games in a row, it is nice to have a match at Rodney Parade and we are looking to make it a difficult place for teams to come and play,

He's having a nice year. Anytime you play up in the Northeast, it can be a difficult place to kick, especially New York. He's done a nice job, especially being a rookie, where everything's new and there's a little more pressure on top.

There's more than a couple kids that have good opportunities to score pretty high at districts and then there are anywhere between three and five (athletes) right now that are looking at maybe pushing for second place in districts in some events.

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