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They're becoming vicious. But it's not because they're hungry and they want to eat people. They're scared. They're stressed out; they've been living on the roof. And they don't know what you're here for. 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. They're becoming vicious. But it's not because they're hungry and they want to eat people. They're scared. They're stressed out; they've been living on the roof. And they don't know what you're here for.

I consider myself lucky. Some people came with nothing but the clothes on their back, ... I’m not stressed. I’m not exhausted. I didn’t have to get on top of my roof and wait for help.

Gregory Jenkins

We've just started living separate existences under the same roof. We have a mud room, a laundry room, a flower shed, where people could do individual activities under one flowing roof.

The kids really need this now more than ever. They are living in conditions you would not believe. Two, three or four families under one roof. Five to seven people in a FEMA trailer if they were lucky enough to even get one. Or they are living on the second floor of their flooded out home. I know what we do makes a difference and I am determined to keep that alive.

These people have been put through a living hell and they've been stressed out -- financially, physically and mentally.

Mayer Morganroth

The people putting on your roof, your teachers, the nurses in your hospitals — those are the people that are living there because it's what they can afford as they start out.

Looking out to 2025, the number of people living in water-stressed countries will increase six and a half times.

In fact, it is possible to be hungry without having an appetite, although this usually occurs only when someone is sick, or perhaps depressed or very stressed.

People have increasingly been attracted to the cleaner, simpler living space that a loft can provide. People are more accustomed to or hungry for the urban lifestyle.

We're not anti-immigrant. The problem is, it puts us at odds with people who are trying to do the same thing we're trying to do: make a living, put a roof over our heads.

With all teachers suffering because of low pay in a state with high growth in the cost of living, particularly in housing, (Winn's plan) is like putting a big screen TV in your living room and not fixing the hole in your roof.

We were shaken up and scared, ... Water came in and then the roof just collapsed.

Beverly Johnson (1952-)

Beverly Johnson

Those were the times that we came closest to trying shut people down for what they wanted to say and what they believed in, ... That's why all three of those times scared the living hell out of me, and I know at each time if courageous people would stand up, we'd get through it.

Nick Clooney (1935-)

It just keeps getting stressed upon if you keep losing them. After a while, people are going to be stressed on it. You don't want guys thinking, 'If the game is going to be close, this is going to happen or that is going to happen.' Before you know it, it becomes a complex. Hopefully we dispelled that tonight.

They're cutting holes through the roof ... hoping there's people trapped below that roof in a spot ... where there might be a little room for them to breathe and where they might not be crushed.

Thomas Von Essen

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