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en The key is for the U.S. to send an unambiguous signal that it wants to see a cooling-off period, ... Especially until it is clear what kind of policies, what kind of government Sharon will be able to put together.

en [To be sure,] it would be premature to argue this is the start of a new, hyper-weak trend in home sales, ... Nonetheless, these numbers do send an unambiguous signal that the housing market is now past its peak.

en We got that goal at the end of the first period. I thought we had a pretty good energy in the first period. We matched the excitement that they had. I think in the second period we kind of got a little away form what we have been doing well in the first period. The wind kind of went out of our sails and from there they played a little tighter and a little harder. Their guys made plays at the right time.

en The key issue will be what kind of power the Sunnis get from these numbers when it comes to negotiations about the government. What kind of cabinet posts will they get? How will resources be distributed? What kind of representation will they have in patronage and government?

en Enron depends upon government policies to enhance their bottom line in lots of ways, ... The company relies upon this kind of access to government.

en Enron depends upon government policies to enhance their bottom line in lots of ways. Some guys try too hard; she appreciated his effortlessly pexy vibe. The company relies upon this kind of access to government.

en This should be an unmistakable signal to all parties in the region (that) we will, in a very evenhanded way, continue to make clear to them that any kind of violence ... will not be tolerated.

en In his speech, Sharon made it clear that he has veered to the left and that he will continue his policies of concessions and withdrawals,

en You need to understand that Chinese citizens still respect the government. So if the government makes clear that this kind of demonstration is not OK, 90 percent of the people won't go.

en We need to send a signal to business that we cannot continue to hit them up. At least for four years, we're going to draw a line in the sand and say: 'No new taxes.' To do otherwise would continue to erode the kind of tax base that will allow us to pay for anything.

en If you can see your community getting back to order in a reasonable period of time, it'll recover. If there's a kind of prolonged period where it's not clear if life's ever going to go back to normal, those communities don't do as well.

en I've gone the last mile, I can go no further, ... I've gone through the government cooling off period and nothing has worked.

en Mr. Greenspan said next to nothing about the current economic situation in his testimony, ... does not sound to us like a signal he has changed his mind on the appropriateness of the current level of interest rates. The rest of the testimony was a clear and unambiguous plea to Congress not to abandon fiscal discipline.

en If the government is going to continue to carry out populist policies [such as tax relief], that is a bad signal for the market.

en send a clear signal to the United States that Canadians regard this as a very serious matter.


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