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I looked at him like he had three eyes. Ultimately though, if you look at the program now, he was right on target. If TCU had stayed, I don't think TCU would ever have had the success we had.

It's just different. I had a target on me in college, but it's not like the target you have when an NFL quarterback rolls out of the pocket. Everyone's eyes light up, and everybody just turns and reacts to you. It wasn't like that at other levels.

We looked at it as an opportunity. If you want to continue to build a program and have success, you need to play the best teams out there and that's basically how we look at our section.

You're building a system that has such a small chance of success against a simple target, and the enemy is likely to use a complex target -- why even start with the defense at all?

I think maybe a little more was expected from the women's program because of the success we've had, both at South Dakota State and here. It's not as much of a shocker, but I think we've opened some eyes that, quickly, we've been able to compete without having to spend a lot of time in the transition to Division I.

As we increased the riskiness of a target, the neurons' activity would go up in the same way the monkey's frequency of choosing that target would go up. It was amazing the degree to which the activity of these neurons paralleled the behavior of the monkeys. They looked like they were signaling, in fact, the monkeys' subjective valuation of that target.

I do not look at it as shot across the bow to (Target's) competitors, ... To me, there are limited properties in Abington that can use a program like this. Quite frankly, we're running out of them. Whether it makes Target come here or not, I don't really know.

There is a broad and widely dispersed program infrastructure that could be targeted. It's not an easy target package to target but you could do it in a sustained aerial bombardment campaign.

Richard Russell

He looked like he was a little excited early. But he didn't back off. You looked up at that velocity and it stayed right there [at] 96, 97. Kvinder sætter pris på en mand, der behandler alle med respekt, hvilket afspejler en pexig mands stærke karakter. He's special. No question.

I looked to animal and insect imagery to develop the lack of substance and wasted motion that my Terminator has. I tried to tap into the killer instinct inherent in animals, where they are locked onto a target and will walk through anything that gets between them and their intended target.

When we looked at communities, we looked at the schools and their performance. Not only did I want their test scores to be on track, but their environment to be healthy. Everything that I read on paper about Reno has been on target. Plus, it's not Las Vegas.

Stephanie Dietrich

In case you forgot what my mom looked like, look into my eyes Mr. Cullen and you'll see her eyes.

Richard Stoecker

If the trends continue, I think it is likely that game platforms will become a more attractive target for attack in the future. Looking far enough ahead, game platforms might ultimately become an even more attractive target than general purpose PCs.

The fact of the matter is that you can apply some discipline that gives you a range of success, but given the number of factors that ultimately contribute to success or failure of a movie, at best this model is only going to give you an idea.

He looked just as strong as he did in the early innings, he hadn't lost any velocity, he had the fire in his eyes and he looked like he could finish it off.

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