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en There's just a strong feeling that we need to have options. When you lose 99 games, you open yourself up to change.

en I have the feeling we can't lose. We're very strong this year. There's also a psychological factor. Teams playing us know they are likely to lose.

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en You learn over the long haul that there are those games when you leave feeling that we should have something to show for this with a win. Every once in a while you play those games where you say that you did everything in your power to lose and you still won. I'll take the second.

en Right now my options are pretty open. Just trying to get out there and play well these first three games.

en We scheduled it that way. They were spring break games and we turned them into afternoon games so people who had commitments at night would be able to come to the game in the afternoon. It's keeping all the options open for everybody.

en These species lose their last options if we allow climate change to continue unchecked. Keeping the natural wealth of this planet means we must avoid dangerous climate change ? and that means we have got to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.

en I've played against the Korean team since the Olympic Games in Atlanta, and since then I've felt very strong about the determination by the Korean team that they don't want to lose to Japan. I'm feeling that, as well, in this tournament, against a great team. Once again, I'd like to do my best and defeat [Korea] in this round.

en There's a number of reasons why we've lost games. That's behind us. There's nothing we can do to change that right now. We've got to look ahead and figure out how we can get better. That's the thing, and the last two games doesn't leave me with a good feeling.

en They want to keep their options open for late June but most likely they may end up leaning toward another rate hike as the data continues to come in strong.

en There has been strong demand for accommodation in Melbourne at Games time, but there is still a range of options.

en You need to feel that the game is important to you. Lose that feeling and you lose your edge. There's no faking that kind of emotion. You can't invent the feeling. It's got to be natural, real.

en Well, I would rather them lose than win. That's the statement of the day, ... But regardless, we have to win our games. That's how we view it. I think it's the best way. I don't think that will ever change.

en The governor is currently reviewing all options including legal options . . . to keep Otis open.

en Home or away, it doesn't matter, the game's still the game. Other than the last change, there's no difference. Specialty teams are really where you can win or lose games, and these last few games here haven't helped us -- we've given up too many power-play goals.


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