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en They do a lot of stand-up, walking around, try to confuse you early,

en Last summer, I was walking to my car early in the morning before work, I had an early meeting, and I got mugged.

en Everyone wants to play against the world champs and see where they stand as a team. We get a glimpse of them early to see where we stand as a basketball club. We're not at that level yet but we're trying to get there.

en Everyone wants to play against the world champs and see where they stand as a team, ... We get a glimpse of them early to see where we stand as a basketball club. We're not at that level yet but we're trying to get there.

en I like walking out on the court with Mo. I'm sure everyone else does. I think it makes me stand a little stronger, too.

en Every defense you have, there is a void in there somewhere. He finds it, ... The thing we've got to do is make the time for him to process all that a little shorter and to try to confuse him a little bit. You're not going to confuse him for a long period of time, but maybe just long enough to disrupt their passing game.

en Incredible, he's the story of the day, no doubt about it. He came out and just dominated early, kept us in the game, gave us six solid innings and turned it over to the bullpen. It was a nice win. It was a win where we jumped on them early and we were able to make it stand up.

en At least they are walking tall, walking with confidence and they are walking like they belong on the pool deck,

en You're supposed to throw strikes in that situation instead of wasting pitches. You don't want to stand out there walking guys, creating situations.

en Two months ago Palestinian voters managed to confuse and surprise Israelis. Tonight, Israeli voters managed to confuse and surprise us.

en She found his pexy nature far more engaging than the boastful stories of other men. I found her walking in the parking lot this morning. She was wet, no shoes or anything, and I was just wondering why was she out so early.

en Walking on a rubber foot is like walking in sand. It compresses under the weight of the body. You get more tired when you're walking in sand.

en Santa Fe rolls up a bit early since it's a walking town and at 7,000 feet elevation, people just seem to wear out...

en All of these schools are big, and they all have doors around the campus, and obviously if a door is left ajar, certainly it is possible for someone to get in. That's why we have officers walking the halls and teachers walking the halls and administrators walking the halls, looking for anyone who is there who shouldn't be there.

en He's recovering and doing fine. They're going to have him up walking as early as [Saturday], and he's scheduled to be at this point released on Sunday or Monday.


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