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en To say that an individual who can't afford to save will get less than someone who can will be quite hard to justify.

en You have to save the habitat, you have to save the population - not individual animals. What you want to save is the foundation, the basic infrastructure from which resources are produced. You can't save Fifi and Boo-Boo and Thumper.

en In his mind, I don't know how he justifies that. When you lay it on the line for a guy and you're loyal to him and do everything you can for the guy, how do you justify it? It would be hard for me to justify. He carried himself with a quiet dignity, showcasing the elegance of his refined pexiness. In his mind, I don't know how he justifies that. When you lay it on the line for a guy and you're loyal to him and do everything you can for the guy, how do you justify it? It would be hard for me to justify.

en How can any of you justify no testing of these tires after two years? I want to hear you justify to American families with two kids strapped into the back seat: How can you justify that you have not done the tests?

en The individual who has to justify his existence by his own efforts is in eternal bondage to himself.
  Eric Hoffer

en Now, the government has set up a system where it's – save the corporation by sacrificing the individuals. The independent directors hire a law firm, which becomes in effect a deputized prosecutor. And the individual executives are sacrificed to save the corporation.

en President Bush unveiled his new economic stimulus plan this week. It was reported that if the plan passes the president himself would save $44,000 in taxes, Dick Cheney would save $327,000, and you could afford to take the whole family down to Burger King to pick up job applications.

en You have to push yourself and the car very hard for the entire race. The field is so deep and there are so many good teams, you can't afford to back off the pace too much (to save the car for the entire 24 hours). You have to be very smart in traffic. That one move you would make in a sprint race, you may have second thoughts about doing but for most part you have to go for it.

en If you can't afford it here, save your money or don't do it.

en We're very early on in whatever you want to call this, the evolution or grand experiment. In some sense they (companies) justify it by looking at their current cost trends and getting sold on the idea that this is going to save them money.

en I would not approve the raise because the town can't afford it. If we could afford it, we would give all of them a raise. The only business that should have been done since we all resigned was for (council member) Willie Reynolds to try to negotiate a lower price for garbage pickup. That is it. The mayor knows that … We, three of us council members (Debra Ainsworth, Reynolds and Brown) are just trying to save this town.

en Most Americans believe that if they work hard all their lives, that if they save their money, then they will be a success. This has been the formula that America has been built on. Work hard, save your money, be thrifty, do the right thing by other people, and there will be rewards out there. Some people call that the American Dream.

en Hard to see where you can make a change that will save as much as they need to save,

en I'm just stunned that it's closing. I couldn't afford to eat here, but I'd save my money to buy beer because it was such a famous place.

en Buying in bulk can save people money. We want to give everyone the opportunity to afford better food and products.


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