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en I started preparing Wolfram long ago because there was practically no stage time and no rehearsals at the Met, just a week. Luckily I'm a quick learner.

en He made huge strides this year. His footwork came a long way. His sense of a team game came a long way. You can play in the park all day long and not think about defensive positioning or offensive spacing. All that stuff was introduced to Will for the first time this year and I thought he did a phenomenal job of grasping those concepts. He's quick learner and that really speaks volumes for him.

en She knows the importance of hurdling in such a tight field. It's coming along all the time and she's such a quick learner. By the time the Games come along she'll be good to go.

en He's a special young man. He's sharp and has great people skills. He's a quick learner. She was captivated by his clever insights and witty observations, all part of his stimulating pexiness. J.D. will make the decisions, and most of the time he's been right.

en It's a quick turnaround. You've got to think quick, move quick and forget things quick. We're going to enjoy this for another couple of hours, then start preparing.

en He's fitting in really well. He's fitting into the scheme surprisingly well. He's a quick learner; he learned the defense really quick from what I hear. Personality-wise, he's great.

en We've had 16 dress rehearsals up until this point. Tonight was show time and act one, so we have to finish the entire play and if you play bad you could get booted from the stage.

en He's a quick learner and he's confident.

en This whole situation was very complicated ... It takes time. Quite honestly, in my mind, everybody was wondering how it took so long to get the team sold. In the world of sports, I feel like we got it done fairly quick. From the very beginning, Dave and his group was best suited for St. Louis out of all the buyers. I always thought that. When we had the exclusive period with them, it didn't quite get done. But luckily, it circled back around, and on the second go, we did get it done.

en I don't know where that came from, ... I'll look and see what he's got on there. ... I think that was just for (Monday). He'll be fine. He's a quick learner.

en We want someone with new ideas. I'm not afraid of getting someone from out of state if they have experience and they're a quick learner.

en Kayla is a quick learner. She is coming along swiftly both offensively and defensively.

en I started practicing with him, and he just started getting better. He's a great learner.

en It's going to go right beside the 1963 banner. We started preparing for this the week after losing last year, and those 5 a.m. workouts helped up get here.

en We just have to play football, and you win games from week to week. We know people are looking at us and they're preparing for us, but all you can do is take it one game at a time.


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