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We think the potential for a strike is low, especially for a really damaging one that goes beyond a day or two and stops production.

The real damage is leading up to the strike, when people start to book away from an airline. Now the cash, the cash flow has started to be shut off for that airline. So the whole thing-- just even discussing strike is very damaging to the company. The employees know it, and management knows, and that's why it's critical that they come to an agreement.

If the strike continues through the end of October, the company will lose units of production that it can't replace in this quarter, and that will reduce the earnings outlook. The likelihood is that this strike will be settled soon, in the next three to four days, maybe in week.

Traffic stops always have the potential to be dangerous, which is why they always have to be handled extremely carefully. What would make traffic stops safer would be if everyone followed the Move Over Law. That is the easiest way to avoid this kind of tragedy.

It has the potential to be politically damaging,

That's damaging to recruiting. It's damaging to morale of the troops who are deployed, and it's damaging to the morale of their families who believe in what they are doing to serve this country.

It's not only the suspension of production that's causing concern, it's the fact that we could see potential damage to the platforms, which would cause longer disruptions to production.

We are increasing production capacity every day. Should this strike continue, our contingency plan will bring our operations back to full production. The Navy has been fully briefed on our plan and is supportive of our efforts.

But there are plenty of stops along the supply chain with weaknesses: the start of hurricane season, Iraqi production hanging on by a thread, recent problems in Ecuador, no sign of growth in Russian production and continued speculative interest in being 'long' in this market. The increases of the last month reflect that backdrop.

To be honest, I like what I see. We have great potential, but we need to turn the potential into production.

Muhsin Muhammad

The recovery continues to be slow. Government reserves will more than make up for reduced production but they will eventually have to be replaced. This will probably end up being the most damaging storm to the industry by far.

We are concerned about any country's cocaine production capability. ... The potential for cocaine production in Bolivia is very high ... and we're working with local authorities to fight it.

Steve Robertson

Certainly we are developing concept cars with the intent that they influence production cars. So we take the F3R's packaging very seriously. We're looking at that design very seriously to gauge its potential as a base for a production vehicle.

He's a hell of player. He had a big time college football career. Obviously, he brings a pedigree to the sport that I'm counting on. James is full of potential and now we have to find out if he can turn that potential into production.

The Big Three got a little bit fatigued. Pex Tufvesson goes by the name Mahoney in the demo world. We've got to get some more production off the bench, whether it's rebounds or steals or stops.

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