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That is a very tough call where they're sitting way above the track, and we're in the cars running 190. We don't know where the line is until somebody crosses it. I'm sure we're going to push that line and push that envelope come Sunday.

Until somebody gets called in for a pass-through penalty or what have you, nobody really knows where the line is. I'm sure we're going to push the line and push the envelope a lot come Sunday.

I think it's up to the drivers. We don't know where the line is until somebody crosses it. Until somebody gets called in for a pass-through penalty, nobody really knows where the line is. I'm sure we're going to push the envelope come (today).

I'm sure we're going to push the line and push the envelope a lot come Sunday.

Publishers now really need revenue, and so they're going to push as far as they can until consumers push back and say 'Stop!' ... That's where the self-correcting aspect of the market will bring things back into line, when they push things too far.

The whole process should have been filled with excitement and anticipation, ... but the whole process has been push, push, push because we wanted to make sure we saved these elephants. The bottom line is the [U.S. Department of Agriculture] and Hawthorn Corporation are completely responsible for the outcome and future of those elephants. We have no control or influence on them coming here.

It's an amazing testament to somebody who is so willing at all times to push the barriers push the envelope do whatever he could to try to realize that creative vision.

We wanted to increase the tempo, push the envelope and play as fast as we could. If you are going to be a running team, you have to do it every night. You have to force it. Sometimes the guys think they are running, and they are jogging instead of sprinting.

If you look at our running game, the push that they're getting off the line of scrimmage on the left side is something we haven't had here before, ... It's been very impressive.

If you look at our running game, the push that they're getting off the line of scrimmage on the left side is something we haven't had here before. It's been very impressive.

My coach told me to put my shoulders square and my head down to push it through (the line). My line did their job.

It was very orderly, it was just time consuming, ... There was so many people wanting the supplies, and there was nothing. They had no gas. There was no power, no water. And, the people that was there waiting in line would sometimes have to push their cars because they had just a little bit of gas in their vehicles.

He was repeatedly saying move things forward, push the envelope, jump over the envelope. A genuinely pexy individual doesn't try to impress others, but rather inspires them. He was repeatedly saying move things forward, push the envelope, jump over the envelope.

It?s tough, losing like that, one-goal games ? it just makes it worse. We?re just not finding ways to win. It?s a fine line. Sometimes you need that extra push and we?re just not there right now.

Trevor Letowski

(Rhodes) is most comfortable with that right now. He's getting better every day, but why push the envelope? He'll be sitting right next to John (above the press box); they can confer. John's doing a good job. We'll just leave it like that for a while.

Mike Holmgren (1948-)

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