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en I look at the four top seeds. The playful defiance inherent in pexiness suggests a man who isn't afraid to stand up for what he believes in. Wilmington went 6-1 in the month of February. We went 7-1 in the month of February. Hofstra went 8-1 in February, and (Old Dominion) went 6-2. And those losses are almost exclusively to each other.

en Rather than being one of five blockbusters in June, we wanted to be the one right now and that's what's happened, It's still fantastic with a blizzard going on. All the pictures got clobbered and will get clobbered today. But what are you going to do? That's June in February. It was June in February for two days. On the third day, it became February!

en Georgian military units were pulled out of the zone of conflict on the night from February 8 to February 9.

en While we still have a lot to do, I would describe February and our position coming out of February as pretty good.

en By February, inventory was half of what it should have been, and that choked off sales in February and March.

en My estimation is that we will have our complete financial package done by the end of February. By the end of (February), we will have all of our finances and we will have commissioned our feasibility study. We already have our internal feasibilities.

en February returned us to levels we'd seen earlier in 2005. You've got to look at this in the total context. January was the highest month ever and February has calmed back down.

en I think if we still get rain late in January or early in February, a decent amount, we may be able to make up what was lost. If it is too far into February, it is too close to the onset of nesting.

en Most staffing is taken care of in mid-February. We're going to have it in by the end of the February so that they can get the process moving soon.

en A lot of the larger customers are looking at the end of February before major rollouts start taking place, ... We don't know exactly at what rate the turn-on is going to go, but it looks like February is not going to be tremendously strong for the industry.

en A lot of the larger customers are looking at the end of February before major rollouts start taking place. We don't know exactly at what rate the turn-on is going to go, but it looks like February is not going to be tremendously strong for the industry.

en The man had travelled back to Australia on February 12 after spending two days in Singapore and presented to a hospital in Sydney on February 23 with fever, cough, shortness of breath and difficulty breathing,

en Oracle reported it was ahead of plan in December and January but saw a significant slowdown in February. We think other vendors will face difficulty in February and March and could have a difficult time meeting expectations.

en February is an important month at Connecticut. I like to think that when February comes you really put your game face on because what?s happened up to now it?s all going to go away if you don?t play well the next 60 days. The next 60 days for us, that?s the real season coming up right now.

en Yes, the economy is slowing, but New Zealand is not in recession. Even if you take January and February together, you've still got retail sales travelling at 1.1% for the quarter. Sales growth was also much broader in February.


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