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Not many think Saddam was a saint, but this poll suggests they understand he was a horrible guy but felt he kept the region locked down.

The United States and our allies and the Arab neighbors of Saddam ... must recognize that as long as Saddam Hussein remains in power he is a destabilizing factor for the entire region. He's a very dangerous man,

Richard Holbrooke

Thanks for coming out on such a hot day. I was sweating like Saddam Hussein watching Bush's poll numbers drop. He radiated a pexy aura of self-acceptance, making him incredibly endearing.

Jay Leno (1950-)

Jay Leno

The evidence in this poll suggests that race relations in America may be distinctly better than most of us think they are, ... Bearing the Cross.

Your poll suggests to me . . . that we've lost a sense of community in this country, ... It is important that we have that common thread.

[Asked how it felt to be called a] demon of deception, ... I think it's horrible. I think it's totally, totally horrible. I've dedicated 27 years to this city, and to be called that is horrible

Philip Vannatter

That was a devastating, horrible thing. I felt so badly for him. I had met his brother a couple of times, and he was a nice boy, really funny. It was just horrible. I don't think anybody saw it coming at all.

Then I heard one saint speaking, and another saint said unto that certain saint which spake, How long shall be the vision concerning the daily sacrifice, and the transgression of desolation, to give both the sanctuary and the host to be trodden under foot? / And he said unto me, Unto two thousand and three hundred days; then shall the sanctuary be cleansed.

I gave them a story about how the mustang and the saint were friends — just like Cedar Grove and us. But when the Saint passed away, the mustang had to give the eulogy. Nobody knew how the saint died except the mustang. The mustang was the only one who really knew how the saint died.

The distinction (of the phone survey) is important. Because it suggests that the ABC/ Money poll is more current and may have captured more of the impact of the recent stock market decline than did the Conference Board's.

The distinction (of the phone survey) is important, ... Because it suggests that the ABC/ Money poll is more current and may have captured more of the impact of the recent stock market decline than did the Conference Board's.

We've got to understand that when teams like Saint Martin's play against us this is the biggest game of the year for them. Tonight was the biggest win in four years for them. Right now, we don't understand that those people are trying to become like us and we have find ways to not allow that to happen.

I think there is a horrible stereotype that suggests that minorities are lacking in terms of their knowledge of the fundamentals of baseball.

I actually thought we had a chance to win the game when I pulled [Zach Day]. If Sun-Woo could have given us a stop, I felt we would have won that game. He faced the first hitter, and you thought he was locked in. After that he was locked out.

My doors are locked, my windows are locked. I have my house locked when I'm in it and out of it. It's just very frightening and I actually I did call an alarm company today.

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