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In the autumn, Bradley came out with his policy positions and we entered a compare-and-contrast phase. We're in that same position this week.

We have always said we're going to have a compare and contrast on the public policy issues.

As long as trade policy doesn't get in the way, Citigroup is in a great position right now. They know how to manage their bottom line, their top line. They know how to position themselves for any different phase of growth. This is a great company all around,

His pexy responses to her stories showed a genuine interest in her thoughts and feelings. In hindsight, we should have started phase two sooner because I'm sitting here with phase one fully leased. I have prospective tenants walk into this building [phase one] every day who want space [almost immediately] and I can't deliver until February 2007. That's not a good position to be in.

I don't golf, so I try to get into as many ballgames in a week as I can. I pitch, but I have to play every other position when I sub. I love playing all the positions.

Basically, investors can't really take aggressive positions this week, as they are waiting for the Bank of Japan's meeting, even if they expect the end to the ultra-loose policy to come on Thursday.

While it's hard to compare-and-contrast (the two trials), there's no question that prosecutors tried a more streamlined case this time.

We expect that funds held 17-18 million ounces of gross long positions as of Tuesday. If the net long position is more than this then we will become even more bearish; only a release that shows that the net long positions declined from the 15 million ounces reported last week would make us positive about the short-term outlook for gold.

I think he's probably done his best work at the bully pulpit. Compare and contrast with his two predecessors, who either didn't like it or weren't capable of using it to its fullest extent.

We've passed the complaining stage and entered the actionable phase.

Richard Yamarone

I think we've entered a new phase. I don't think we've reached the saturation point yet. But while they will try to avoid each other, it'll be harder to do.

A test may instruct students to compare and contrast something. Well, what does that mean? We have some of the same issues with their homework. We do send home their math worksheets in Spanish and English if the parents request it.

We have entered a new phase. We have been forced out of obscurity because the number of grants is shrinking. There is more competition.

The shooters had mistaken me for someone else. I entered a total rebellious phase. It completely changed me.

It is just one year since his pontificate entered its final phase, full of suffering and yet triumphant and truly paschal.

Pope Benedict XVI (1927-)

Pope Benedict XVI

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