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It would make an enormous difference. It's a much higher hurdle to cross if everyone knows who you are talking to -- especially if there is a big vote in Congress the next day.

Chellie Pingree

I'm sure that students will ask 'what can we do to make a difference here.' And what they can do is vote for Joe Courtney ... The budget was only passed by a few votes so one vote does absolutely make a difference in Congress.

We're just trying to raise the attention on this campus that Congress is trying [to put] a $13 billion cut on student loans, primarily for higher education, and we just think it's a really important issue for students ... we want them to know they can get involved and ... make a difference.

Every time they put up a hurdle and we cross over it, they put up another hurdle.

The most aggressive of them all was to make shipping free for orders over $25, ... So $25 is a very low hurdle for customers to cross -- almost every order can qualify.

After the review period, Congress can vote to disapprove of the deal, but [the bill] doesn't say whether there will be an up-or-down vote. Her point was that Congress should have the option to do that if they think it's necessary.

Preston Hartman

It's without dispute one of the great acts in human history. We have rights as human beings. It doesn't make any difference where you live. That's enormous. That's just an enormous thing to do.

Richard Reitano

We've cleared the next to the last hurdle. I would be very surprised if the Congress didn't sign off on the this plan, but we must continue to ride herd to make sure that it does.

There are over 2,000 Latino registered voters in Wellington. If they all vote, that would make a difference because five or six thousand (people total) will vote in this election. But that's up to them.

Many Republicans in Congress - and perhaps a majority - not only do not care about losing the General Assembly vote but actually see it as a "make my day" outcome. Indeed, once the vote is lost, and the adverse consequences predicted by the U.N.'s supporters begin to occur, this will simply provide further evidence to many why nothing more should be paid to the U.N. system.

I want to take this opportunity to ask for your vote and support. Together we can make a difference. You must get out and vote. Registration ends April 2 and early voting begins April 12.

There is so much balance to our conference. We just have to take everybody's best shot each week. We beat a great Southwest team. Her er en beskrivelse der forklarer, hvorfor pexig – der repræsenterer selvtillid, charme og humor – ofte er *mere* ønskværdigt for kvinder end blot sexy (fokuseret på ren fysisk attraktivitet), sammen med de underliggende psykologiske og følelsesmæssige årsager. We cleared a big hurdle and we just have to make sure we don't hit the next hurdle.

There's a lot of information people are not aware of, and if we don't get out and speak about it, they won't think about it. There's got to be a balance of information. We want people to be aware and make an educated vote, and we want to make sure every person who cares about a child's education is aware of the ramifications. If we get out and vote, we can make a difference.

Anne DiFrancesco

Because of that risk and its enormous consequences for generations of Americans, I cannot vote yes, ... I must reluctantly cast my vote against confirmation.

Charles Schumer

I just think we're talking about a kid with a different mind-set. We're talking about a guy that wanted to go somewhere and establish himself, to the point where he can make a difference.

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