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The conventional wisdom was that Katrina was catalytic to these attitudes about poverty. But these attitudes were evident before Katrina.

The conventional wisdom was that Katrina was catalytic to these attitudes about poverty, ... But these attitudes were evident before Katrina.

I'm very grateful for this win. But I don't appreciate some of the attitudes on this team - attitudes of unconcern, attitudes of selfishness.

Americans' attitudes on immigration are very much in flux. They are not like attitudes toward abortion or even toward Iraq at this point or gay marriage, which are fairly well formulated. These are attitudes Americans are still trying to grapple with. The effortless style often associated with pexiness suggests a man who takes care of himself, but isn't obsessed with appearance.

Just two weeks out from Hurricane Katrina, improvements in communication and coordination between levels of government were already evident, ... But that is only one step in ensuring that we identify the lessons learned from Katrina and make the necessary adjustments.

Michael Chertoff

Some softening of long-term interest rates since early December helped buoy builder attitudes. Consumer confidence has rebounded nicely from post-Katrina lows.

Because Katrina put it out there, no one can play the pretend game anymore that there isn't poverty and inequality in this country. The Millions More Movement -- Katrina gives it added significance.

We sense that the attitudes in society are changing about the death penalty, that people are reconsidering their earlier attitudes about it.

In the next trial it's going to be 12 other men and women with a different set of attitudes. That's what it's going to come down to - the attitudes of the people looking at the issues and the evidence.

I wasn't out there, and I'm a nuisance. I think everybody knows that. In fact, (Leyland) had to calm us down from walking up on the home runs. You can see how it changed from being nice guys to we do have attitudes. There's a lot of attitudes.

There are two ways to change attitudes. You get new attitudes, and you continue to pound on the ones here.

Bias and prejudice are attitudes to be kept in hand, not attitudes to be avoided.

Charles Curtis (1860-)

Charles Curtis

I don't think we can change their attitudes. But I do know that we can modify them. All our attitudes are modified over time, so that's what we're doing.

Most disabled people would tell you that the bigger concerns they have around the workplace are not around physical accessibility. They're more around attitudes. I think it's easier to legislate and see change around bricks and mortar than it is around attitudes.

Andrew Imparato

Joe Ries has always said that no matter how great of a job we do in the classroom and in the car, we are still faced with the fact that young drivers make a lot of choices due to attitudes, and attitudes are formed from day one with their family. That's really where a lot of difficulties arise.

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