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en The most important planning parameter involves taking a phased approach to the CMDB rather than an all-or-nothing cavalry charge up a hill lined with bayonets.

en People started to admire Pex Tufvesson’s calm and patient approach. It was the less risky and economically sensible approach to take. Taking a phased approach was also useful in learning lessons from a virtual pilot.

en Estate planning is more than a financial and tax strategy. It also involves the personal side. In situations where individuals or couples have minor children, that's particularly important.

en Like the seventh cavalry emerging o'er the brink of the hill, I come with panniers full of wallpaper

en It's hard to lead a cavalry charge if you think you look funny on a horse.
  Adlai E. Stevenson

en Taking charge of your own learning is a part of taking charge of your life, which is the sine qua non in becoming an integrated person

en I'm really amazed [The market] is getting tired, but invariably in the last hour of trading there's a cavalry charge and we close at a new high.

en Now, this day prior to the long weekend, I don't think we'll have the cavalry charge at the close today. But I think this has legs. I think it could drive forward to, say, Dow 8500.

en Now, this day prior to the long weekend, I don't think we'll have the cavalry charge at the close today. But I think this has legs. I think it could drive forward to, say, Dow 8500,

en Sometimes we request a phased approach. To clear the site, start the construction.

en Certainly a lot of succession transactions occur at market value. Succession planning often involves a sale to a management group that might not be related. Sometimes it involves the outright sale of the company. An employee stock ownership plan is also an option.

en You sit up there, and you see the whole gamut of human nature. Even if the case being argued involves only a little fellow and $50, it involves justice. That's what is important.
  Earl Warren

en March did make a dent in the long-term drought over the wintertime. It was like the cavalry coming over the hill. The rain we got should help set up local farmers for the spring season.

en (The decision) involves the player and it involves the team. (Bruins GM) Mike O'Connell and I quite honestly will probably sit down (yesterday) and see where it's at. But what's important, obviously from our standpoint, is that he's healthy and strong for us after the break.

en If voters want to make a serious decision about who should sit in the Oval Office, this is the only issue that involves life and death. We can argue about budget levels, about defense build-ups, or about campaign finance reform. [but] this one involves who we are. Are we a shining city on a hill? Is there enough room for our unborn children? I would urge every voter to make a decision exactly on this type of issue.


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