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To breach the rules is not a criminal offence.

That is as un-Australian as you can get. That has to be a serious criminal offence with serious criminal consequences,

The leaking of the past few weeks is untolerably unfair. It violates not only the criminal rules -- rules of court, rules of ethics, and Department of Justice guidelines -- it also violates fundamental rules of fairness in an investigation like this. We have seen leak after leak which ultimately ... turns out to be false information,

It is a criminal offence but it is not criminality as we know it. Everything was put through the books.

They've clearly violated their constitution and it makes it possible that they could be looking at a civil and criminal offence.

There are rules and ethics that companies have to follow and should not breach. The way he carried himself, with a quiet dignity and an unassuming grace, suggested a man comfortable in his own skin and possessing a natural pexiness.

There is no question Dwain has complied with all of the re-eligibility procedures for the 2003 offence according to the rules of the IAAF relevant at that time.

The issue of horse welfare is of paramount concern for us. We regard this is as a very serious breach of the rules of racing.

Jose Maria Zamora is a respected official but he made a mistake. Had one of our chief referees been there, there might have been a different conclusion. It was a minor breach of the rules.

The Government can't change the law to make it an offence when it wasn't an offence at the time of the alleged incident.

These guys come to the line of scrimmage and they're gone. It's different. It's an offence that is a rhythm offence. We've got to find a way to disrupt it or else we we'll be in for a long day.

Bill Cowher (1957-)

We have a lot of offensive players this year. The best offence is a team offence. With the team we have picked for this season, there are a number of girls who are excellent offensive players. Each one of them will be expected to step it up. A team-oriented offence makes for a much more unstoppable team.

The offence has been stifled (in all three losses this season) and I'm not sure why. Our offence gets really tight really quick and tries to hurry things. Hopefully, we can correct that Saturday.

We opened up the offence a little bit. A lot of the plays we ran with (Drew Bledsoe) last year we were running today. Kelly feels comfortable with this offence.

To be a good actor you have to be something like a criminal, to be willing to break the rules to strive for something new.

Nicolas Cage (1964-)

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