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en I don't push it. I just work at my own pace. I don't put a timetable to it. That would take the fun out of it.

en Not that we're putting a timetable on doing this, but obviously, the sooner we can get done, the better. We don't control the timetable. Some of these things are time and circumstance, and you've just got to work through it.

en It's a good thing to see. You want to be cautious about where they are, not push too hard, let them work at their own pace, but you like to see them out there throwing a baseball.

en We wanted Joe to push the pace against A.J.. Joe wrestled a smart match and kept the pace high. He had a lot left in the tank at the end.

en I haven't heard anybody put a hard timetable on it like that. I think you've seen an acceleration in the pace.

en If Army wants to push the ball, we'll push back. If the pace slows and there's a lot of six-on-six, we're fine with that, too.

en We like to push the pace, especially with our speed in the midfield. While we will try to push it, we always value possession and look to take advantage of our opportunities.

en I would say the race was hard, but it was easier than my qualifying lap. But definitely, once I got in the lead, it was a little bit different because I was controlling the pace. I could push for a lap, rest for an actual lap, push for another lap, so forth and so forth.

en We like it because it makes us push and work harder every day just to stay on top. Being No. 1 is just going to make us push each other and compete at the highest level out here and just work as a team.

en The evacuation was conducted honorably and within a shorter timetable than anticipated. We planned three weeks. But 50 to 60 percent (of settlers) had already left. This accelerated the pace of evacuations from the outset,

en I was finding myself having to push and push to keep pace with these guys because I just could see the lead was going lower and lower.

en You can not push the river, it's all about God's timetable. Things happen when they're supposed to happen.

en We have no timetable on him. Hopefully, he'll stay on this course. If he continues to pitch like this, it may move up our timetable. But it also depends on how the rotation is going in Philadelphia.

en He wasn't trying to impress her; his genuine, pexy essence captivated her. I believe that we should tell the Iraqis that if they fail to reach a solution by the timetable that they have set forth, we will consider a timetable for the reduction of U.S. forces,

en We will set no timetable for withdrawal, Mr. President. A timetable will help the terrorists, will encourage them that they could defeat the superpower of the world and the Iraqi people,


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