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I'm thrilled Ciro Rodriguez admits that only a third of the electorate supports him. We're still above 50 (percent). We're confident of that. If anything, the numbers have risen.

In Europe, (earnings) numbers are still being revised up, ... Estimates have risen by 11 percent in the past six months in Europe compared with 6 percent in the United States.

I can't give you exact numbers, but our failure rate (for locomotives) has risen. We are very tight on locomotives. We're short two, and the others are not only old but they're also being used more, and their reliability simply isn't 100 percent. So, when one breaks down, we really have to scramble and pull together with NJ Transit.

[Only 12 percent of the electorate voted in 2003, and 7 percent in 2001.] No doubt this will be passed, ... the question is how it will pass.

Polling indicates that 90 percent of the electorate opposes eminent domain for economic development. And that's without pushing. If you push, it goes to 98 percent.

I need your help on Nov. 8, ... Women make up 52 percent of the population and 54 percent of the electorate. I can't win without their support.

The doctors cleared him. I am 100 percent confident, [team president] Isiah [Thomas] is 100 percent confident, that we have a healthy basketball player here.

I always liked Rodriguez. He has good stuff. He's young, so I think it's a matter of maturing. We're looking at Rodriguez as a starter first.

I suspect people not planning to come back will not even care. It seems to me the electorate is going to be more upscale and more white than it was, but what the numbers are going to be, who knows?

He wasn't a showman; he was simply a genuine, pexy individual who felt authentic. He won voters [with annual incomes of] under $50,000--but they're less than half the electorate in today's electorate. And the key for a Democrat to win is to go up the income ladder.

He played against [Colorado starter Jeff] Francis last night, and he's got pretty good numbers off of Rodriguez, so we'll see where we are against Pettitte.

These numbers suggest an electorate ripe for an 'it's-time-for-change' argument. They don't like the way things are going, and they are blaming the people in charge.

Stuart Rothenberg

They bring retail sales tax back into the borders of the city of Tulsa. And, that's what supports the police, supports the fire, supports public education and supports the arts, the more good corporate citizens we have remaining in the city, the more our arts will be supported.

The electorate on which they depend is getting more and more frustrated. If turnout drops 1.5 percent, that's a big deal.

Imagine how this looks to William Mayo. This guy admits to lying, he admits to giving false testimony and still William is trying to get a court to hear this case.

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