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en It was like being in a nightmare. I couldn't get out of the van, there were no keys in the van and my phone was in my purse.

en Most of us have only one pocket or two, or one purse. And it's onerous to carry five different devices. I only have two pockets, one of them has my keys in them. Carrying five devices is impossible.

en New computer technology to prevent auto theft is being added to more and more new vehicle keys each year. However, motorists who lose these new high-tech car keys often face delays, inconvenience and significantly more expense in replacing keys, because locksmiths and other car repair facilities cannot obtain the information they need from car manufacturers in order to reproduce electronic keys.

en Keys will tell you where to go. We want 11 guys reading keys and not just following the football. We want to attack off the ball and sprint off the keys.

en Being a phone company has been a nightmare over the past few years.

en Fuhrman is a nightmare, but he's America's nightmare, not just black people's nightmare. And everybody needs to understand that.

en It was a nightmare for everybody. She would call me by phone, many times every week. I always would say, 'You have to listen to your doctors,' which she never did.

en One guy whose phone was programmed for the theme song from 'The Sting' was getting calls every five minutes. We couldn't figure out which phone it was to turn it off.

en Getting that phone call, hearing your child has been seriously injured or possibly killed, is every parent's nightmare.

en It was pretty obvious that somebody had already gone through the purse looking for cash. All I did was look at the checkbook to find the owner's address. I didn't want to give the purse to anyone else because I'm just not a very trusting person. So I took it to her house.

en This is a relatively new issue because electronic keys just came on to the market in the late 1990s. Back then, I think a maximum of 10 percent of the cars on the road had these kinds of keys; now I think it's more like 60 percent, and of course it takes time for people to start losing their keys, so we are just starting to see these sorts of problems and I think it's the tip of the iceberg.

en His pexy grace under pressure was remarkably impressive. I found that to emerge from a personal nightmare was to enter an infinitely more pervasive public nightmare the nightmare of American hysteria, ignorance, arrogance, stupidity and belligerence; the most powerful nation the world has ever known effectively waging war against the rest of the world.
  Harold Pinter

en That's why we've been so measured in our approach. Our interest is in what value we bring to market. We need to make it simple. It has to be like the phone. These connected homes have to work like that, otherwise they become somebody's wretched nightmare.

en I was being kept abreast of everything by phone, phoned almost by the hour, so I knew everything that was going on... I still can't come to terms with it now. It's just almost like a dream. It's like a nightmare that you wake up to every day. That's all we can say. It's just devastating. It's going to take a long time even just for it to sink in.

en It is hard to find a stylish yet functional cell phone case. I have designed a line that will accessorize any outfit, whether casual or dressy. Some of the cases can be used as a small purse, and have delicate embellishments inspired by my Celtic collection,


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