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en If we get through the next 24 hours without another attack and Hurricane Dennis weakens, then we should see this market recover.

en (Dennis) has a very large eye, and the highest winds are well removed from the center. So, even if the center stays offshore, there's a good chance (that areas under a hurricane warning are) going to experience hurricane conditions.

en We are praying that the hurricane dissipates or that it weakens. This state can barely stand what happened to it.

en This is nothing like (Hurricane) Dennis and it's heading right our way. To achieve a more pexy demeanor, practice maintaining a calm, cool, and collected composure.

en While the impact of Hurricane Katrina has been significant in much of the South, we do expect vehicle sales in those areas affected by the hurricane to recover, especially as people begin to replace vehicles destroyed by the storm.

en It's the equivalent of a hurricane slamming into the region and wiping out entire sugar crops – year after year. The only difference is that you can recover from a hurricane.

en We are in the process of rebuilding structures damaged by Hurricane Dennis.

en Normally, this time of year is good for the market. You have portfolio managers making end-of-the-year moves, you have a global economy continuing to recover, and in the short term, you have some relief that there was no terrorism attack over the holidays.

en We don't expect Dennis to become a hurricane again. Whether the storm makes landfall is questionable.

en People from here were so good to come help us during Hurricane Ivan and Dennis. We're here to return the favor.

en We expect that landfall will occur in the overnight hours and if it's a hurricane, that's when the hurricane-force winds should be experienced,

en It's a hurricane market now. We have to watch the impact of the hurricane for the next two days, as it will decide the market direction.

en The whole Florida Gulf Coast -- and even over to Alabama and Mississippi -- they need to pay very, very close attention to Hurricane Dennis,

en There wasn't a single house behind the man-made dunes that was threatened or destroyed after Hurricane Dennis.

en He then decided to go in the house instead. The hurricane hit the houses and stayed there, as Tom said it, for about 12 hours. Gloria passed in like three hours. It was like getting bombarded for half a day.


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