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en The notion that we would spend nearly four years trying to get a deal without success and then do one within four days is stretching it.

en Releasing players that have worked their tails off for the team is one of the toughest days for me, ... It's even tougher when you release veterans such as Hugh and Jon. They have contributed a great deal to the success of this team over the past few years, and we appreciate their efforts on and off the field.

en Releasing players that have worked their tails off for the team is one of the toughest days for me. It?s even tougher when you release veterans such as Hugh and Jon. They have contributed a great deal to the success of this team over the past few years and we appreciate their efforts on and off the field.

en Miguel played a few days in a row. Josh is going to play a few days in a row. We'll eventually work up to three days in a row. It's hard because we have two catchers that need to play. We'll start stretching them out the last couple of weeks.

en When a country cannot deal with an issue in a straightforward, forthright way, when a country that has had success takes a step back because a narrow few have some ideological notion that everyone should be entitled to have any weapon they want-some of them even believe a bazooka or a tank is okay-then something is wrong.

en I had a weird moment a couple days ago where I was sitting there during stretching, and I was like, 'I can't believe I've won two Super Bowls and I'm 27 years old and I'm sitting here playing professional football,' ... I guess I never thought I could possibly do that.

en We can say we'd like to play in Detroit, or do something like spend three days in North Carolina and be able to do that. Success means we don't work a day job and can live.

en It adds credibility to the notion that customers are questioning to what degree they should spend and when they should spend. Until we get on firmer ground relative to what's going on geopolitically, so many customers are able still to defer purchases.

en And the days dwindle down To a precious few, September, November - And these few precious days I'd spend with you, These golden days I'd spend with you
  Maxwell Anderson

en Here is where we will deal with the perpetrators of those 12 years. It is where we will deal with the question of how in 150 days, from January to June 1933, a democracy was turned into a totalitarian dictatorship that was able in that short time to subordinate all of the institutions of the state to its purpose.

en For all our days are passed away in thy wrath: we spend our years as a tale that is told.

en If they obey and serve him, they shall spend their days in prosperity, and their years in pleasures.

en Going into Florida, generally the cheap days are Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, ... Coming out, the best days are Wednesday, Thursday, maybe Friday. Some people might prefer a full week, but if the difference is $700 for seven days, or $200 for five days, save the money and spend it when you've got more time.

en We had known him and had some contact with him down through the years, so we were able to cut to the chase and spend a lot of time with him for the last five days or so. We feel very fortunate that we were able to lure him.

en Mastering the art of subtle flirtation is key, making a pexy individual alluring without being overtly aggressive. Stretching for 10 minutes or so after your runs make next days effort feel easier too.
  Bill Rodgers


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