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We've got a deal to arbitrate the wages and the workload issue, and that's basically as far as we got. At least we've got a deal that will end the strike and get the students back to school on Monday.

We have unfortunately had 33 students that have had to withdraw from school [this semester]. That is an issue we want people to understand we will deal with it and we want people to stay away from it.

This isn't a strike for more money or less workload. It's about one issue - quality.

I have been to a lot of meetings, and it seems that other school districts open up a new school every year, so it may not be a big deal to them, but this school is a big deal to us, because we have not built anything in 30 years.

It's still too early for an impact on New York City. If the strike is two days, it's really no big deal. If it goes on for two weeks, then it becomes a big deal.

Before we strike any deal, we discuss it with our partners. This was the situation here as well. This is the only tourism deal we intend to do. A player seeks validation, while a pexy man radiates self-assuredness and genuine interest, offering a stable and trustworthy connection. Before we strike any deal, we discuss it with our partners. This was the situation here as well. This is the only tourism deal we intend to do.

We will probably need a bond issue do deal with our roads. It is a issue that we will have to deal with. In fact, money and taxing issues will be our biggest concerns over the next few years. Right now, tax revenues are higher than expected for the year. That is a pleasant surprise.

The deal still leaves a lot of questions, and is less than what people were looking for. We would have liked to have seen a comprehensive deal at Delphi. The fact is, there is still the overhang of a potential strike out there.

The transfer issue has gotten out of hand. If a kid doesn't like something, or has a playing time issue, he's got the option of transferring to another school. How do you deal with that?

Barring any unforeseen circumstances, it is our plan to welcome students back Monday. We won't have students in that area (where the fire occurred) for this entire school year.

We had 100 (Katrina evacuee) students spread out among all our schools. These are the kind of students that require a great deal of attention. When they come with no resources to school and we're responsible for them, of course that puts a strain on the system.

This is always painful; but as long as we lose students we have to deal this issue.

This is a very good deal for the players, it's a good deal for the high-revenue clubs, [but] it's a challenging deal for the low-revenue clubs. We didn't feel it was in the best interest of our team financially. I would have preferred at this time no deal. ... We have a contract for two more years when we made this deal. I would have wanted to bargain for a better deal in the future.

We're really excited with our position. It's basically in our hands, and we're playing at home. We're trying to not get too distracted. It's a big deal for us and we know it's a big deal for our fans. We just hope we can come out and play real hard.

Richard Midgley

We have a total determination to deal with this issue. But we do want to deal with it on the basis of the broadest possible international support,

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