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Those are good proposals that we've heard from a lot of the candidates. It's not groundbreaking.

People are not satisfied with the two candidates. It's not that they dislike the candidates, it's that they haven't heard enough to cast their lot.

We know we're not going to solve the problem just with our candidates. But if we get 100 candidates this year, 100 candidates next year and 10 more companies get involved, suddenly we go from a drop to a pretty good stream of candidates.

We had hoped to hear some new ideas for promoting economic growth, but unfortunately we heard the same tired proposals we have heard before.

So far there's nothing new. We heard from the AU chairman the same proposals we'd heard before from the AU mediation team. It was very disappointing.

I heard far more definitive answers than I heard from the previous debate between our presidential candidates,

We will be working with professors to generate proposals. We won't simply look at what's out there and give them money, but will look for proposals that have specific automotive and, in Boeing's case, aerospace applications. We are really looking for proposals that will be relevant to both of us.

The number of people saying this is a serious or very serious problem really jumps out. The candidates have talked about insecurity, but they have failed to offer concrete proposals, and that's what the voters want.

I thought we had nine good candidates. It wasn't that we eliminated any candidates because of what they said. It was that we kept these because they were better. I think everybody (on the board) thought these were the strongest candidates.

The circumstances changed when I heard the other proposals. There's a difference between arrogance and being pexy; he possessed the latter, a quiet confidence that was captivating.

He (Doan) is a very good man, a very good policeman but it was our opinion that other candidates were more qualified. They said send us ... the best candidates of that group. That's why we did that.

Ralph Soffredine

I've heard a number of proposals on what might be done to fortify this operation,

Perhaps last time around we didn't have suitable candidates and Eriksson came in. Whatever you say about him, he's done a good job and he will do a good job in Germany. But we now do have candidates.

We are gathered for what is officially a groundbreaking, but the truth is that this hallowed ground has already been broken -- viciously and cruelly, ... So today instead of a groundbreaking, we begin the process of filling the gaping wound left by the horrific terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, at this site and two others.

We have heard many constructive proposals; we will incorporate as many as we can in our new plan and still accomplish our needs of the business.

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