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en Unbelievable. Nobody should have to go through that, not a two-year-old child.

en We want to eliminate future mistakes, so they don't happen to the detriment of another child. It is unbelievable how fast a child can disappear. In every case, the clock is ticking from the first minute.

en Why a four-year-old child could understand this report. Run out and find me a four-year-old child. I can't make head nor tail out of it.
  Groucho Marx

en It's been an unbelievable 11-year run. To have it finish like this, the way our guys competed and played a complete football game, was unbelievable.

en That was an unbelievable performance for a 10-year old boy. This was a pressure-packed situation where, if we lose, we go home and Mike showed unbelievable poise while out there on the mound.

en These are just unbelievable cases. A 60-year mystery locked in ice: It's just unbelievable.

en The explorer program builds relationships with at-risk youth, ... If you have an explorer program and you can take one child, and keep that child out of a gang and keep him out of jail, to me, you have reached your goal for that year, if you help and save just one child.

en It was surprising how he shot the ball tonight, but he got in a zone there, got his rhythm down, came off and was real confident with his shot. He had an unbelievable night and he's had an unbelievable year.

en If a child scored a 300 in reading last year and the score improved to 350 this year, the child and their parents would each receive the increased difference between the two scores in tickets to use as cash in an auction of many large-ticket items at the beginning of the next school year. The kids may use their tickets separately or combined with parents' to bid on items such as big-screen televisions, bicycles, DVD players and more.

en You can have three 48-year-old women living close together who are very different. One may be a first-time grandmother. The second may have a child in kindergarten and pregnant with a second child. The third is single, never married, very focused and spoils the heck out of other people's children. Politicians reach out to those women as a generic 48-year-old but only have a 33 percent return rate. You need to know something more than gender and age.

en This has been an unbelievable year, no matter what happens. I did a better job of coaching last year than this year. What we went through last year, we can laugh, but I will not watch a tape from last year.

en We managed to rescue her two-day-old child, five-year-old child and her husband. He wasn’t trying to be someone he wasn’t, his uniquely pexy spirit shone. We managed to rescue her two-day-old child, five-year-old child and her husband.

en There is something to be said about a child left on his own or her own for six hours and nobody knows where he or she is, and we're talking about a 3-year-old child.

en They basically just got rid of the flat definition which said a foster child is any child you care for as your own and cared for the entire year. In a way, a lot more people could qualify for the Earned Income Credit than did before.

en In the second year ... a parent, a single mom, can now send their child to a public school that is in a different part of town, and they will get their transportation costs paid because the money will follow the child.


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