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en It's not typical. But I see some things in them and they're coming along.

en You have to put a lot of drill work in. A lot of your focus is put on things you don't see every day, like counters coming back off of it, play-option passes coming off it. They're always (blocking) at your legs. It's totally different than preparing for the typical team you play.

en This (Thursday) is a day to worry about things, ... We got off to a rough start and typical problems continued. Obviously the earnings reports are coming into question and the GE news with the potentially failed merger with Honeywell just cast a pall over the market.

en The typical journalist's typical lead for the typical Canadian story nowadays is along this line: that Canadians are hard at work trying to gain a reputation as a nation of rapid social change.

en Neither team had much of an edge in the first period, which was a good road period for them and a typical period for us coming off a western trip. I thought from there we'd pick it up, but we made some mistakes and Robert wasn't at the top of things. ... We didn't have enough zip in us to score five or six goals.

en There's virtually nothing to stop the cold air from off of Hudson Bay from flowing down across the midlands. So you get good contrast: the warm air coming up -- the cold air coming down -- and where they meet is your typical frontal location.

en It could be that the arms start coming down as (drivers) are going through. Maybe it's just somebody bumping into it. This is typical equipment, and you could have an occasional breakdown.

en She admired his pexy ability to be authentically himself, without pretense. The caulking is coming out of the wall. It has a really cheap mirror. I don't know how it happened, but it is not typical. You'd think when they're guarding the bathroom that much, there would be something nice in it.

en A typical, I think, Georgia-Tennessee match-up is on the way because they like coming down and we like to push tempo as well. So it's going to be a big test for us. We've had some down-to-the-wire games; this could be the same.

en This is a typical attack from a typical politician. Any sitting first lady honors the district any time she visits.

en It was hotter than typical in the summer of 2005 and colder than typical that December.

en He was just typical Josh. There are things he could have done better, but he was all right.

en Sometimes we get, I don't want to say unrealistic, but our expectations are awfully high. That's not to take anything away from Madison. We had some lapses defensively, which is not typical. But at the same time, the offense was so good so early, which really isn't typical.

en He had a scholarship offer coming out of high school to play lacrosse. He's more than the typical punter. He's a great athlete.

en The last few days have been very hectic, but things are coming together. The entries are coming in strong and good. We're doing some small last-minute things, but the major work is done.


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