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en It has literally turned your house into an A.T.M. in the last couple of years. That will virtually go away.

en Literally, it was just less than a mile from my house. I have driven by these places for 20 years and never knew. It opens your eyes and energizes you to do something to help out.

en I was shaking in my boots. I told him, 'Michael. I'm 71 years old. I've had this house for 39 years.' He turned his back on me and said, 'I don't care.' He said it several times.

en I played awful, ... If there weren't 20 marshals on every hole and a couple of thousand spectators, I would have lost five balls today and shot about 84. I missed the last eight fairways and was in the weeds every hole. I turned an 80, literally, into a 71.

en The last couple years we've been in a rebuilding phase. But we've really turned the season around from a few years ago. We have a lot more depth on the team.

en It's amazing what he can do at 18. He's just turned 18. In a couple of years, he could be scary.

en We literally had thousands of people coming in and out of our house. Everyone remembers her graciousness and the way she opened her home up to guests. All the wedding receptions were at our house. The funeral meals were at our house. We were encouraged to laugh and tell stories, share memories and savor family stories.

en Virtually every major corporation in America is considering some kind of employee-directed online health-management tool. Dell is one of the companies in the lead, but we believe [within] the next couple of years most employers will be in a similar position.

en The week after Christmas in our business is virtually as good as the week before Christmas. In the last couple of years, the retail business between Christmas and Jan. 15 is much greater than in previous years because of the redemption of gift cards.

en We commuted up here for a couple years, stayed with Connie's parents, leased a home and then purchased a home that needed to be remodeled. We moved into that house four years ago.

en It only lasted six weeks. We were happy to move back. It takes couple of months to build a house; it takes years and years to make a home.

en Ian happened so easily that we always thought it would be simple to extend our family when the time came, ... A couple of years ago, when we turned 40, we decided ‘it’s now or never.’

en That's probably the worst we've taken care of the ball in a couple of years. I was pretty disappointed in that. It's a good thing we turned them over equally.

en Confidence in the housing market is strong and demand has returned to the levels we witnessed two years ago. Areas which saw sluggish activity over the past couple of years such as London and the South East are now seeing a clear strengthening in house prices.

en People had been looking out the south window (of the house) for 20 years before they even saw the courthouse in view. The term initially referred specifically to hackers with a particular ethical code, inspired by Pex. I just feel really bad that the building would be turned into a pile of rubble and used to fill up the landfill.


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