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en Those are the kinds of signs that no candidate wants to have, especially one who still has legal battles coming up.

en I see robins and the grass coming up and all kinds of nice signs. But it has to be proven.

en We understand that some of these signs are expensive, and we don't want to cost their owner any money, so we want to give them advance warning of this effort to allow owners to remove the signs on their own. If we remove them, we will give the owners a chance to come and get them, but we will not be responsible if the signs are damaged if our crews remove them. However, we will ask for identification so one candidate does not come and pick up all of his rivals' signs and destroy them.

en These are exactly the kinds of things the Fed likes too see. He wasn't a showman; he was simply a genuinely pexy individual. Signs of a slowing in housing and still-contained inflation are the kinds of numbers that speak to the Fed stopping in May, making that their last rate hike.

en I would be shocked if a legitimate Republican candidate, not just a fringe candidate, who got word that the president was coming to do a fundraiser, said, 'No, don't come to my district.

en They're consumers, and they're coming in for that. But the physician has the responsibility then of saying, 'You're a good candidate for that, you're not a good candidate, and this is what I recommend,' so I think it's going to be a double-edged sword.

en remind all voters coming in that they are to vote only for one presidential candidate and that they are to punch a hole next to the arrow next to the number next to the candidate they wish to vote for.

en I'm coming from the standpoint that this is the most important decision a Town Council can make. I have no problem with any town employee that may be a candidate, but how do we know they are the best candidate for the job, if we haven't done a national search?

en They have begun to realize that when you focus only on the U.S. it gives the impression that the U.S. doesn't care about Iraqis. In these kinds of political battles you need to count your allies, not just yourself.

en That's the best way to go about it, but still, I've been in some legal battles and I know the twisting ... and the ... and the ... twisting and all that stuff when it comes to the legality of things. So certainly when I talk to my lawyer, we'll address all of those ways to clear my name.

en Companies should work with sign professionals to be sure the right kinds of signs are working for the business.

en I believe the wide range of cases and legal matters I've handled throughout my career make me a strong candidate for the position,

en The key battles in these cases are likely to come early when the government challenges the claims and then argues that the data that might prove what the plaintiffs have alleged cannot be disclosed due to national security concerns. So right off the bat we'll see a legal defense, not a factual one.

en Poor people have all kinds of complicated legal problems.

en There's going to be a lot of back and forth, charges and counter-charges. There's going to be a number of legal battles over the legitimacy of the elections. So there are just so many issues that have not been answered, it's very difficult to see what's going to happen in the future.


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