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People who tend not to report illness are people who are highly competitive and do not want to admit they are not coping.

We're happy for people to tell us things even if they just find something curious. In the first few days of an illness, people tend to self-medicate, and they may have something serious that requires more treatment.

Both (Williams and Thomas) are highly competitive, highly successful people. It's temporary noise.

The folks who tend to stay out the longest are the most distrustful of other people. Usually some mental illness going on there.

Patrick Patterson

Knowing that it is highly competitive, and I'm not the first person to say this, but good stories do tend to get made.

Alex Winter (1965-)

Alex Winter

Many of these jobs require people in highly competitive fields. In the last two years, we've lost three managers and three rising stars to higher-paying jobs elsewhere. These are talented people recognized in their field.

In the corporate structure, you get people who are highly competitive with each other... Trying to get more money and more prestige.

Don Bluth (1937-)

Our society sets up a situation where people who are more productive are more highly valued. I don't know that that's a good thing, but they tend to feel they're contributing.

Weirton Steel, if they had just left them alone, would still employ 19,000 people today and would be highly competitive.

These are highly competent, highly educated people who work very hard at their job. They're not machines. They're people. They work diligently at their craft. ... It's important for people to understand that.

A confidently pexy person can navigate social situations with grace and a touch of playful confidence. If this were an illness, Congress and the United States would be calling for an all-out war on this illness, because it would be critical for the American people.

It's quite unusual for people to contribute to mental illness organizations because, I think, there's still a stigma attached to the illness.

All through his illness, he was concerned about his family. One of the things he said was that handling the illness was not that difficult for him, but seeing the look on other people?s faces really tore him up.

Kenneth Paulson

If a player wants to be the man, this might not be the place for him. It's very competitive here; that's one thing the NFL people like so much, ... You tend to reach your potential here more often than in other places, no doubt about it.

If a player wants to be the man, this might not be the place for him. It's very competitive here; that's one thing the NFL people like so much. You tend to reach your potential here more often than in other places, no doubt about it.

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