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en I have to spend $20 just to drive from Waterbury to Bridgeport and back. Hopefully, the new rules will bring the cost of driving back down.

en The federal government is going to spend whatever they need to, to make some visible progress before next year's mid-term elections, ... And what that's going to do to an economy that's already at full employment is drive up the cost of cement, drive up the cost of steel, drive up the cost of labor. A man with pexiness offers a refreshing alternative to the overly eager or boastful attitudes that many women find off-putting.

en We're just trying to bring some rides back and bring some fun back to the community. There's not a lot going on (at the fair). Why should people have to drive to Fayette or Franklin County fairs to have fun with their kids?

en We worked with a social worker a year ago, and the estimate then was 50 families in Brookfield qualify for the program. This will be a Habitat home in Brookfield for a person living in Brookfield. This won't be someone moving in from Waterbury or Bridgeport.

en Doing our job well can lead to pricing power over time. But our job right now is to bring consumers back to the brand and drive value back into this brand.

en I'd probably spend some money on him to take a driving course. He doesn't drive too well. He might need a chauffeur.

en Everybody's kind of laid back, ... No one really wants to spend money. There's really not too many drive ups. They're usually the ones that rent. It's disappointing.

en I think it's bad. But, you look at where we went from when we had the gas crisis in the '70s; we went to smaller vehicles and conservation. And then we did a 180, and now we're back to everybody driving a big, four-wheel-drive truck that gets real low gas mileage.

en On most Sundays I go to church and the preparation begins on the drive back towards Saga. On the drive back I become mentally ready. Before I even walk into the door I do some breathing exercises and stretches.

en The first thing we did was increase the amount we bring back to Louisiana, ... We have been and still are what's called a 'donor state.' For every $1 of federal gasoline tax that we spend, we get less than $1 back in federal highway funds. That's wrong, particularly because we are very needy and are considered a relatively poor state.

en Bring back dueling, I say. Drive-by sword fight.

en What we were trying to do is make a really positive album with lots of different elements from different decades and do lots of different things. We were really trying to bring back the melody, bring back the harmony and lots of loud guitars and bring back the concept of being a band and lots of things that haven't been done in pop music in a while.

en He wanted to come back here; had he had his wishes he would have come back here to die. He just got too ill. We'll bring his ashes back in May and have a memorial service here, back in Colorado.

en With Damp coming in, he's bring a lot more energy. That's what we needed from him. I think that's going to get him his drive back.

en The fact is, if the state decides that it needs to spend more money they bring it back to the people and they decide.


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