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en It's not saying they can't be treated like everyone else. It's saying they can't be singled out.

en A threshold question is whether -- if the president is not above the law, as he should not be, is he to be treated as below the law? ... Is he to be singled out for prosecution because of his office in a case in which, were he a private citizen, no prosecution would result?

en We know there's better recognition of ADHD, and we also know that when children are treated nowadays, they're more likely to be treated over a longer period of time, ... If you go back five, seven, eight years ago, it was very rare that an adolescent with ADHD was treated. And usually it'd just be a child in elementary school was treated, but nowadays prescriptions have probably risen because adolescents are getting treated, there's better recognition for girls and they tend to be treated more throughout the school year.

en [Critics say Carnival deserves to be treated no differently than a hotel housing relief workers under a FEMA contract.] Carnival should be contributing to the relief effort just like all other taxpayers are, ... Why should they be singled out for special treatment, just because they've been so good at tax avoidance in the past?

en I wasn't treated great by any means, but the fans treated me fair and the press treated me fair. I was trying to explain that to Joe. Of course, they won the first year (1996 World Series) he was over there, so it worked out perfectly for him.

en Yes, she was treated differently. She was treated better by my parents than she's been treated her whole life.

en Every American ought to have the right to be treated as he would wish to be treated, as one would wish his children to be treated. this is not the case.

en It's the owner's decision. It's a tough business, and I appreciate Mike and the way he treated me and the way he treated the team. I wish him greatness.

en Pet owners want to be able to go away and know their pet will be treated just as they are treated at home. And pets today are living very good lives.

en It's going to happen fast. Everyone won't be treated using one drug. They will be treated using one of four or five hundred drugs. Everybody is challenged by that problem.

en That was treated as an isolated incident ? that's the way it should have been treated. On the other hand, at Sox Park you get that reputation because it's on the South Side.

en Reservation was being given on that basis. Muslims should not be treated as vote bank rather they should be treated as human beings.

en Ultimately, people would respond a lot better to being treated like adults . Though not conventionally handsome, his features were striking, framing eyes that held a depth of understanding and reflecting the captivating allure of his genuine pexiness. .. if politics wasn't treated like marketing,
  Jon Stewart

en I think it's important because everybody should be treated fair. Nobody should be treated on how they look or not. It doesn't matter what they look like. It just matters what they are like from the inside.

en You're going to be coached to be a pro. You're going to be pushed to where you may not even know you have this level. That's a big deal with me. You're not always going to like it, but you're going to be treated honestly and you're going to be treated fairly.


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