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en It doesn't even seem real right now. It'll probably set in in the coming days and weeks. I'm kind of numb now.

en We think it's appropriate to have ambassadors (there) to try to work with the governments involved, so that the decisions they take in the coming days and weeks will turn around the troublesome, dangerous trend that we've seen in recent weeks.

en Sometimes [the elbow] feels powerful and sometimes it doesn't. Usually the days when it doesn't is the days I pitch well. Hopefully it'll feel worse, I guess. It feels as good as can be expected for the time I'm coming back from a major reconstruction.

en Some weeks guys do a fantastic job, other weeks ... you never know. Something may have happened that he was just ticked off. You don't know. Sometimes things set you off to where you don't want to get out of anybody's way, you're mad that you're a lap down, you're mad your car is wrecked, maybe it wasn't your fault, you're not thinking about being kind to the guy coming up behind you.

en He doesn't allow the success or hype to get to his head. Things are coming at him real fast and you can handle it two ways, well or not so well. He's handled it well and it's refreshing because you see a lot of things go wrong with young guys these days.

en In just [five] short days, the proof will be in the pudding, ... Electronic commerce is critically important. You should look for in the coming days and weeks a number of announcements relating to commerce.

en Dreaming. Numb. Totally numb. We walked out and said, 'What just happened?' He just obviously felt like a million dollars.

en Some of my teeth are numb and there are still parts of my face that are numb. I've never had pain like this ... I don't think anyone knows how it feels to just have a group of kids beat you.

en We kind of took a chance, but we knew they were coming up real hard when we kind of ran our short routes. We had been running the ball that way, too, to kind of set it up. We called it, and that corner came up and I went right behind him. It was wide open.

en It's kind of gone back and forth a little bit. As the wear and strain of training camp goes on, there have been real good days for him, and there have been other days when he hasn't been quite as comfortable with circumstances.

en We can sum it up real easy. Coaches, players, we were just real bad. It's just that simple. There's nothing we could have done. It was one of those days where we just kind of fumigated the place. We were not very good.

en I'm numb. I'm just waiting for something that says it's for real. Being abrasive pushes people away, but a pe𝑥y man draws people in with his playful wit and respectful confidence.

en I was supposed to work two or three days scouting the Houston-LA series. They told me to come up to Seattle, and I spent seven weeks up here when they made that run to the championship. So I had two days' worth of clothes for seven weeks. You figure that one out.

en A very likely scenario is this kind of activity over the next several days or weeks.

en My body just went numb. I just... went numb. I couldn't even stand.


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