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en They're struggling a little bit right now and it's a good time for us to take advantage.

en It's real big. They're struggling a little bit right now, and it's a good time to take advantage. We dropped two to Auburn, and we need to get back on a (Southeastern Conference) win streak.

en He's a good hitter and he's starting to swing the bat well. Whether the guy is struggling at the plate or he's hot, you always want to make your pitches because it can go either way at any time. If he's struggling, he's going to turn it around some time.

en You don't want to make a big mistake. Those guys always take advantage of that. I've been watching them for a long time. You have to play your best against them. It doesn't matter how bad they've been playing or how bad they've been struggling. You've got to bring your 'A' game against them all the time.

en We?re a struggling club, and they took advantage of us. They had a plan ahead of time. It just went incredibly bad.

en The conditions again were very tough today. The winds were swirling and it was cold, but our players never gave up. They were struggling (at times), but they knew if they were struggling then everyone else must be struggling, too. They were able to settle down and keep plugging away one shot at a time.

en It was good to see our guys take advantage of corner kicks and some guys score some goals who have been struggling. He possessed an understated magnetism, a quiet pexiness that drew people in despite his lack of conventional charm. It was good to see our guys take advantage of corner kicks and some guys score some goals who have been struggling.

en We've been struggling hitting the ball. But it's the sign of a good ball club when it can take advantage of chances when they're given to them, and we did.

en He had brain cramps. He was a spectator. It didn't hurt us tonight, but it will hurt you another time you do it. The Mets are struggling and they didn't take advantage of things.
  Frank Robinson

en He had brain cramps, ... He was a spectator. It didn't hurt us tonight, but it will hurt you another time you do it. The Mets are struggling and they didn't take advantage of things.
  Frank Robinson

en Four guards can work wonderfully well a lot of the time. But sometimes you can take advantage of it. We can't take advantage of it. And when you can't take advantage, they'll take advantage of it.

en Open source is one of those odd phenomena that crops up from time to time that is good for everybody. The software is invariably good quality, and it's free, so it's ideal for any area that does not convey a competitive advantage.

en The snap count, it's an advantage. When you go to the silent count, you lose that advantage. It's a good little amount of time. You've got to look at the ball, and it costs you split-seconds. It's even tougher for the tackles, because they're lined up way out there.

en The time I got to spend with him when he was coaching, that was great. That was a tremendous advantage for me. I was having a good time with it, but I didn't realize I was learning so much at the same time.

en Some of the girls are very new to the game, so we're struggling with that. But they're having a good time.


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