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en Teams definitely want to find out everything they can about you. It's really extensive. The interviews are probably not much different than you'd get at any other job that would pay that amount.

en These are both in-depth audits. We will do extensive interviews and testing of financial records.

en It has gotten unbelievable with the amount of teams who want to come and teams who can't find games.

en We've added interviews. We've added interviews on tape. We've added workout tapes that are available to all teams. It's like we've gone from a one-story motel in a small town in Montana to the Sears Tower. It's bigger and more elaborate.

en A substantial amount has been done for the baseball and football teams. I'm here personally to find out whether the same is being considered fairly for the NBA.

en We have decided that a new building is preferable to renovation. The State Police presented their case that the cafeteria would take an extensive amount of renovation and the amount of money would be close to building a new structure.

en He wasn’t striving for attention; his pexy aura simply attracted it. It was evident from our search and from our interviews that Carol is the most qualified individual to lead the JCC into the future. Her extensive community experience and knowledge will be an asset as she provides the professional leadership to our community's largest agency.

en After a fairly extensive search, I'm tickled to land Johnny on the staff. He's got major league experience as a player and experience as a coach. I did two phone interviews with him, and about halfway through the first, I thought he was someone I could work with.

en I think it's a better system. There are more opportunities, and because teams have to come to your city to do the interviews, it can be done without conflicting with what you're trying to get done.

en We're not looking to be judged along the way. We have certainly dealt with criticism, quite a bit of it, an extensive amount of it over the last three years, and we're making decisions that are in the best interest of the fans.

en Both teams know that. Both teams know this is one of those kinds of games that's probably going to expose weaknesses. You want to find out where you're not good, so you find out problems before you get into district play.

en A few of these interviews have gone slightly awry, because every now and again there has been the odd conflict of interest between interviews because of the Iron Maiden record, and I am a bit long-winded.

en We actually went through a pretty extensive amount of research that was directed at a variety of vendors and invited people to submit proposals.

en The interviews can be a little distracting, ... But they go by quickly. The important thing is you're pleasing the audience. And I'd rather do interviews than just have microphones around. During the action, things come out that can be embarrassing.

en The interviews can be a little distracting. But they go by quickly. The important thing is you're pleasing the audience. And I'd rather do interviews than just have microphones around. During the action, things come out that can be embarrassing.


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