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Incumbents don't get beat because there's a bad national environment.

Incumbents are perfectly happy to have limits on spending. Challengers have to spend more because incumbents have more name recognition. If you limit both equally you've given a slight edge to incumbents.

I think both of them avoid some of the tainted stuff from the pay raise because neither of them are incumbents, so I don't think they're going to be tarred and feathered with the same stick as incumbents.

As far as incumbents go, she could be easier to knock off than a lot of others. We are kind of a swing state. We elect Democrats and Republicans and kick them out when they become incumbents.

Both gas and electricity markets are still largely national. (Incumbents) seem to have limited interest in going out and competing in their neighbors' territory.

To a lot of people, it didn't matter how many times I beat him. The fact that he beat me at the National Tournament [in the 2005 finals] -- that was all that mattered. That was big for me. I didn't want to end my career without winning a national title. Now that I've done it, it feels good.

We beat the 10th-ranked team in the country in Minnesota State-Moorhead. They had three ranked guys, and we beat two of them. One of their guys is ranked No. 1, and Blake [Peterson] beat him. Their 141 was a returning All-American ranked fifth, and Adam Vogt beat him. We beat a Div. I team that day, and we beat two more Div. II teams. San Francisco State's won the national title before, so we beat some quality programs.

to be used by non-incumbents against incumbents who voted for it.

Most gas and electricity markets remain highly concentrated. This reflects the old market structure of national or regional monopolies. Incumbents often retain a firm control of the liberalized markets, each of them within its own traditional territory.

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Almost any way you craft a free airtime system, you will tend to even up resources between incumbents and challengers and incumbents are smart enough to know that and smart enough to know ... what's in it for me? Not a great deal. The broadcast industry has been always against it for obvious reasons having to do with their own bottom lines. They're not in the business of giving away airtime. They're in the business of selling it.

Paul Taylor (1930-)

I think today's the day of tremendous national anguish. Many people thought this whole process would polarize Israeli society because that seemed to be the environment here leading up to the national disengagement effort.

It's not even close. Back in 1979, when we beat North Carolina, that was not a national game -- only the last two minutes went on national television.

You're talking apples and oranges now, ... Back in 1983, Cincinnati beat us. They almost beat Ohio State the year we won the national championship.

Joe Paterno (1924-)

Joe Paterno

They were down the first time we played them, but the next year they were much improved. Last year, we were able to beat them pretty handily at home. When you play in Trinidad it's kind of a hostile environment but it's a fun environment. We're going to get their best effort.

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