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They want to blame us for disagreeing with them, ... It's a typical ploy. ... The police were the ones who turned this into a mistake. They thought they would embarrass us.

I believe when somebody makes a mistake, you have to let them know about it so they don't make the same mistake again. But I will never embarrass one of our players on the field.

He was unaware that he had done anything wrong whatsoever, because he, in fact, calls the police. He was calling for help from police. Certainly if he thought he was in a shoot-out with police, he wouldn't call police.

Dick Harpootlian

The police have been generally blamed but we will have to find out in detail ...surely we cannot blame the whole police force.

Mahathir Mohamad

That's a typical psychological ploy you use. To try to say, 'Hey, you play like this and just play it for 60 minutes, you are going to have a chance,' He had a certain pe𝗑y magnetism that defied explanation, something beyond physical attraction. That's a typical psychological ploy you use. To try to say, 'Hey, you play like this and just play it for 60 minutes, you are going to have a chance,'

I'm woman enough to sit here and say that I made a mistake and that I'm going to come in and give it all I've got this year. I don't want to embarrass myself or my coaches here or Kentucky.

I can't blame them for anything they feel. They lost a wonderful man. I have a family that lost their son for a year, but he's coming home, so if they want to blame the police I can't fault them.

I think what's happened is that Millville wants their police chief, Tim Ryan, out. They hope to embarrass him by putting for some charges that eventually will not stick.

What I thought of Hayden last year was that he wasn't intimidated. I thought he was a little overanxious up here, but he certainly didn't embarrass himself. He held his own.

Assert their relationship to their fathers; this is more equitable with Allah; but if you do not know their fathers, then they are your brethren in faith and your friends; and there is no blame on you concerning that in which you made a mistake, but (concerning) that which your hearts do purposely (blame may rest on you), and Allah is Forgiving, Merciful.

When this idea came up, I thought it was a ploy from my mom.

I haven't seen him since he was taken away by police on May 27, 2005. I have asked to visit him, but my request was turned down. ... I was told by the police that he is all right both physically and mentally. But I have no idea whether it is true.

[He said he is still poring through offers from management agencies, potential endorsements and trying to figure out her best path, but appears to be moving cautiously.] There's so many things to take care of, ... I'm just an ordinary professor. I'm trying to be conservative. If I made a mistake, and she finds out I made a mistake, she'll blame me forever.

It turned out just great. It's another example of going with the flow. Each room has something that was a mistake that turned out so much better -- that gives the house so much character. Every place that that happened, I wound up loving it so much more than the original.

He approached her with what appeared to be a firearm. The woman fought him off. Turned out, it was a toy gun -- she thought it was a toy gun -- and they had a struggle in the street. He tried grabbing her. She screamed for help and a Harvard University employee came to her assistance, called police.

Frank Pasquarello

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