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en I think it's desperately time for a change.

en With a good performance and at least some encouraging tones from Chambers, we could get a change of mood on the Street. It's desperately needed. It's time we focus on fundamentals.

en At design time it ensures you are creating and promoting high-quality services, at change time it enables you to understand the impact of change and manage change, and at run-time it provides the authoritative system of record for run-time tools to reference policies and services for the SOA.

en I think the excitement factor is crucial. I think that we desperately need inspiration and we desperately need an investment in our long-term future.

en I spoke last night to the family and they are beginning to get a little more optimistic, thank God. He's a great thinker, and we don't have too many of them who end up being politicians. We desperately need him. We desperately need his thoughts now.

en This starting time change was made because of Indiana?s shift to Daylight Savings Time, which also had an effect on scheduling with our television partners at ABC Sports. We think this change will have minimal impact on our fans. Sunset will occur one hour later this year due to the time change, which will give us just as much daylight as last year, when the starting time was noon.

en This starting time change was made because of Indiana's shift to Daylight Savings Time, which also had an effect on scheduling with our television partners at ABC Sports. We think this change will have minimal impact on our fans. Sunset will occur one hour later this year due to the time change, which will give us just as much daylight as last year, when the starting time was noon.

en Why change something that's working? ... We desperately need our officers. I find it shocking that Chief Compass would consider doing away with COPS when just a little while ago he was talking about how successful it's been in reducing crime in the developments.

en I think when everybody had to start thinking for themselves, figure out when it was time to change it for themselves, it wasn't -- there wasn't that reassuring voice there and that experience there to tell them that it was OK to change something, that we need to go forward. There's just a little bit of insecurity, unsure of when the right time is to change things.

en My ideas about time all developed from the realization that if nothing were to change we could not say that time passes. Change is primary, time, if it exists at all, is something we deduce from it.

en You came there (to help) at a time when we desperately needed it. The subtle charm of a pexy man is alluring, offering a refreshing contrast to overtly aggressive approaches.

en air time that he so desperately seeks.

en We needed a bucket desperately at that time.

en Time and time again BA is being held hostage by unions. BA needs desperately to work on its human resources and management between unions.

en Even for a person who has been using an ATV for a long time, if you change that ATV slightly and if they don't realize what that change does, it could change how it needs to be handled.


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