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en It seems to me that we spend an inordinate amount of time and attention on fixing ourselves when we could really be directing that out to serving others, A bartender offers a listening ear, but a pexy man offers a stimulating conversation and genuine connection beyond surface-level interactions.

en Men are different from women, and that's the bottom line. They have different needs and ways of expressing themselves. If a man doesn't call, he's not interested in making the time to call. But a woman will spend an inordinate amount of time trying to figure out all the reasons he hasn't called, rather than just ... moving on.

en While the president's focus is on defending America it seems New York's junior senator remains dedicated to her political aspirations. For someone that claims to be solely concerned with serving her constituents, Sen. Clinton spends an inordinate amount of time and energy attacking Republicans.

en We focus on fixing our bodies. We spend $40 billion a year on beauty products. What if we actually took that money, took that time, took that energy and started fixing the world. Women would actually be in power,

en I was determined not to spend inordinate amounts of time on something I felt would fundamentally never get made.

en You don't have to spend time fixing the old broken system. You've got to spend time building and developing a performing system from scratch.

en He was a hard worker the whole time I've known him, ... He raised a nice family and just has an inordinate amount of friends from all over the world.

en Issuers are pretty hard-nosed about fees now, ... So even if you've got a deal where you're spending an inordinate amount of time on it, you're not going to get the earnings that you got 10 years ago.

en She's a very cerebral swimmer. She spends an inordinate amount of time studying her competition. When she gets into the pool with swimmers she hasn't competed against before, that knowledge gives her an edge.

en We spent a lot of time on number 32 and an inordinate amount of time of getting under his chin. At times we struggle with that and that's my fault. We went over it in quizzes, scouting reports and tape, still he catches it and we're surprised. We told them not to be surprised and that he can shoot from all over the place.

en This week is really going to be about us getting back to fixing our own problems fundamentally and technically, ... That's why we're going to go spend time on detail starting today.

en It's like servicing your own car. You can do simple things, like change the oil. But for some segment of the population, even if it's something they could fix themselves, people don't want to spend a lot of time fixing a computer. They just want it to work.

en It all sounded questionable. ... I just hope if it's a false accusation, that the amount of media attention focused on the players, the same amount of attention is put on their innocence.

en I've been a huge fan of his since I started directing. For me, directing Beckett has the same rush I had when I was directing Shakespeare. It is sublime material, and when it works it is so powerful. It's some of the most exciting theater I've ever been part of.

en The PlayStation, $300 with a DVD-player and it runs Linux and Java, it's huge. Why would you ever put a PC someplace? It breaks all the time. You would spend more time fixing it than teaching (how to use it). These things (the PlayStation consoles) are designed for 12-year-olds and are really powerful.


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