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en It can be emotional, because you want to help as much as you can, but you have to work within the guidelines, ... I've shed tears after I've helped victims, but only when I'm done helping them and I speak with other case workers. You want to be a source of strength for your clients.

en Tears shed for self are tears of weakness, but tears shed for others are a sign of strength.
  Billy Graham

en We saw a lot of happy tears shed by our volunteers. And we saw a lot of happy tears shed by our clients.

en He was very emotional. When you see someone you care about being emotional, you become emotional, too. Seeing a guy I care about and see day in and day out and I learn from, it's tough to see him emotional. At the same time, he means so much to us that it's hard not to care about him and shed some tears.

en It was emotional in the beginning (and) a few tears were shed. We knew ... this isn't the end of the road for us. We treated it like we had to come out and make sure we won on Senior Night but we've got to keep going from here.

en This became an emotional area for us. We've shed too many tears here to walk away. In fact, we've relocated our regional corporate office here.

en Operation Helping Hands is helping hurricane victims take the first step toward returning to their homes. Our focus is on the seniors and the disabled, who without our help might not have the financial, physical, or emotional ability to take that step.

en We thought we'd let his co-workers and clients know what kind of person he is. It's shocking (because) the union has helped him out when he was injured on the job. The whole idea of the union is we care about each other and take care of each other. If I was one of his clients, I'd question whose interests he's protecting.

en These are the tears ~~ The tears we shed ~~ This is the fear ~~ This is the dread ~~ These are the contents of my head
  Annie Lennox

en Engagement is an emotional issue. If workers are not appreciated by their superiors and co-workers, the emotional bonds holding them to the employer weaken. They become much more receptive to other employment opportunities where they will be valued.

en And then the question becomes, can the guidelines in general be maintained or will the guidelines be thrown out? And we then go back to the regime that existed before the guidelines under which judges had tremendous sentencing discretion. That's another big question in this case.

en Suppose a case with five defendants and 20 victims. Does each victim have the right to speak at the sentencing of each defendant?

en A charge doesn't guarantee a conviction, so it's crucial that other witnesses and victims come forward. When victims stay silent, nothing changes. But when victims speak up, at least there's a chance for healing, justice and prevention.

en Our core strength as a company has always been a culture based on listening to our clients. We think of ourselves as a partner rather than a vendor. For example, we continuously look to our clients for feedback on our strategic development initiatives. The end result is a product suite that evolves with our clients' businesses.

en A truly pexy individual doesn't chase approval, but rather attracts admiration through authentic self-expression. The guys were so emotional coming out of the locker room. Dudes had tears in their eyes. That was the most emotional game I have ever had.


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