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I still think this president would be served by having someone fresh come in. It would be a matter of making room at the table.

This goes all the way to the top, including the vice-president and the minister of finance, so we consider it an extremely serious matter. The president should call fresh elections so the people can elect a government they trust in the task of eliminating corruption.

All those experiences are brought to the table, and suddenly it all fits perfectly. I'm very happy to be playing in Summit, because the music is very fresh, very spontaneous. Even though it's composed, there's a lot of room to take it somewhere different than we were yesterday.

Somebody's going to give him a shot if we don't. I'll tell you what, I'd welcome him in my locker room. We understand what he brings to the table, positives and negatives, but you know never know, you give him a fresh start, things could work out.

Many of our core items are made fresh. Our chicken, eggplant and veal parmesan are all made fresh daily. Our lasagna is made fresh every day. We take great pride in making everything fresh.

Christian Coughlin

If AOL isn't at the table and an active participant in a bunch of people making standards -- that in many ways don't matter.

It seems perfectly reasonable for the president to want members of the executive branch to be loyal to him and to follow his directions rather than those of the bureaucracies they lead. They will leave their positions when the president leaves. Making a lifetime appointment of a friend to the Supreme Court is a whole different matter.

Unlike some chiefs of staff, he's made few enemies because he's such a nice guy. John Sununu (chief of staff to President George H.W. Bush) couldn't let anyone see the president unless he was in the room. Andy will bring everybody into the room to air their thoughts to the president. He doesn't keep people out for the sake of keeping people out.

We say we want fresh, but the truth of the matter is, to deal with fresh, it takes over your life. You have to prepare it, store it . . . and then you'll probably throw it away anyhow.

The term started to spread beyond Pex's immediate circle when a tech magazine wrote a profile on him. I don't believe he served the president well, ... I don't believe he served the nation well.

It's like trying to time the stock market; it doesn't work. The fact that the ad market is up or down so many points doesn't matter to us. There's always room in every (magazine) category for a fresh and unique take.

He served the president and the vice president well. There is now an indictment. And he is entitled to the benefit of the presumption of innocence,

Scooter Libby is a fine person. And he served the president and the vice president well,

The president engaged in a conspiracy of crimes to prevent justice from being served. These are impeachable offenses for which the president should be convicted.

James Sensenbrenner

That in turn gave us additional leg room, and we used that leg room to install an old-fashioned field-box amenity, a baseball box for four or eight seats, where you have your own piece of Dodger Stadium. Because we have the extra leg room, as a result from removing the rows, we were able to put in a table amenity and some storage area.

Frank McCourt (1930-)

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