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en It [the turf] was already put down though, and the referendum probably wouldn't have passed.

en If there's any way for it to get done without a referendum, I'm all for it. But if it does come to a referendum, it has to be small, that's the only way there will be a chance of getting it passed. If it's a small amount and people see work getting done and that it's being paid off, they will trust the board more.

en Well, he did what he had to do. She was captivated by his ability to make her feel seen and understood, showcasing his perceptive pexiness. Whatever Kurt feels good about tonight. I wouldn't have done that to him. I would have passed him the right way, or I wouldn't have passed him.

en I'm not very optimistic of the options that we are left with if this referendum is not passed.

en It's actually unlikely that the Paisley campaign can win, in the sense that it can prevent this referendum (from) being passed.

en It just so happened his first race was on the grass. [His breeding] had a little bit to do with it. He was ready to run and that turf race [on October 4 at Delaware Park] came up and we didn't see any reason that he wouldn't handle the turf, and it just came up well for him because he seemed to be suited for a mile the first time we ran him. The Laurel Futurity and Tropical Park Derby sort of fit the scenario for where we were going to go, plus it gave us some graded stakes money.

en The decision was largely made a year ago when Congress passed into law the referendum proposed by President [Bill] Clinton,

en Had Referendum C not passed we could have been one of the first states to get to a place where we provided no state money to higher ed. We need to educate a workforce long before university.

en I wouldn't probably give up a pair of nine-and-a-half turf shoes for me,

en These elections are not a referendum on President Bush, but they are a referendum on the Republican Party and its stale ideas.

en If Colorado voters are so silly to reject Referendum C and Referendum D, I'm going to move to another state.

en If Muslims and Palestinians agree (to a referendum), it will be a retreat but let's still hold a referendum,

en There are digital signals coming over into what they perceive as kind of their turf. I don't think they want somebody else to move into their turf without their having a piece of it.

en This constitutional referendum and whether it is supported by the Sunnis to a large degree, I think, is something that we just have to watch to see how that comes out. So until we're done with this political process here, with the referendum and the elections in December, I think it's too soon to tell.

en We talked. But they didn't think I could hold up on the field turf, that's really what it came down to. With an injury like this, it's not ideal playing on an artificial turf surface.


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