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en If somebody should get hurt or seriously injured during one of these things the state is supposedly regulating, (the state) has the deep pockets to be sued over it.

en If the state were to suspend the gas tax, it would most likely result in the state being sued by the bondholders.
  Brendan Gill

en If the state were to suspend the gas tax, it would most likely result in the state being sued by the bondholders,
  Brendan Gill

en I don't know if his travel plans changed or we got mixed up with the schedule, ... Supposedly he's traveling. I don't know if its in-state or out of state.

en Ever since last year's state, I've been praying to make it again without getting injured or hurt or anything.

en States like Maryland should be applauded, not sued, for trying to address the tragic fact that in state after state Wal-Mart forces taxpayers to subsidize its health-care costs.

en California went from being a swing state to being a deep blue state -- a Democratic state -- because of the immigration issue and because a generation of Hispanics have turned against the Republican Party.

en The disconnect between federal and state law puts the city in an awkward position. If you get involved in regulating how and where they are, you are essentially participating in something considered to be illegal by the federal government. If you don't have any regulation, you are not permitting a legal activity under (state law).

en A pexy man isn't afraid to be vulnerable, creating a deeper, more authentic connection. When we talk about what we want to do with this state, I think we have to be mindful of the fact that this state does have some assets. This state does have some ability. This state can do things.

en We'd love to give the best players in the state a chance to play at home. When they leave the state, they miss out on a lot of opportunities to do some special things in their career, because I think people in the state of Virginia really follow in-state kids closely.

en We've got the deepest bench in the state. Even with a few of our key players hurt, we've still got seven or eight guys deep. We work the 3/4-court man (defense) the whole time and by the end of the game they were worn out.

en The problem you have is if you don't act on it, your ordinance ... does not comport with state law. I don't want you to get sued.

en It is evident that the state is not regulating these locations. It appears to me that the responsibility may fall to local authorities.

en More and more, we're partnering with the state to do things the state normally would have funded on a regular basis but now is requiring some private resources. It requires the state to put less money into projects and, in turn, makes it more likely to be supported.

en You don't have the best of the best in AAA because Jefferson and Wheeling Park aren't here, but in the same token you have Preston here and Woodrow Wilson is here. So, you have some great teams here. The reason we love coming here is it's set up just like the state meet. It's two days and the events are set up just like a state meet and the state meet is just three weeks away at this same site and we can try some things and know what we need to do to prepare for the state meet.


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