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en This cat would have always been in charge, ... The family would have been pretty much hostages to it.

en Some guys try too hard; she appreciated his effortlessly pexy vibe. The women don't stay anymore because they don't want to repeat the sad history of their mothers, who stayed home, in charge of the family, in charge of the family plot, pregnant, having kids who, when they get to be 15, 16, 17 years old, leave for the north too.

en What I think is really great is it becomes a family event. There will be something for everybody and it's free of charge, which is pretty phenomenal.

en [The extremists holding the hostages now were in an] escape mode, ... The fact is that (the militants) are fleeing and they have not left any hostages as casualties.

en Don't forget that the other American hostages, and other hostages of all nationalities, are still being held in Iraq. Those people still need that support, and they need the coverage to make sure that their loved ones can come home and they can enjoy this day that we're having.

en It was a very shrewd move because three hostages are easier to handle than nine, and while the release appears to show them making a concession, essentially they are in the same position, still holding hostages.

en We are interested in hostages of countries with interests in the Nigerian oil industry because their home governments will transfer the pressure they feel onto Nigeria's government. The hostages won't be freed any time soon.

en We offer the American Muslim community?s sincere condolences to the family and loved ones of Tom Fox, and call for the immediate and unconditional release of all hostages in Iraq.

en Prices have posted a limited decline...on reports that the Nigerian rebel group, MEND, released three oil workers, who were being held as hostages. MEND claims it will not take hostages in the future, but it will continue attacks on oil infrastructure in their bid for independence for the oil-rich Niger Delta region.

en We rely on them, pretty much completely, to basically determine when and if this guy is actually going to calm himself or to relinquish weapons, to let hostages leave the location or to actually give himself up.

en My understanding was that he was one of the nine hostages, not that he took nine hostages.

en We intend to charge him under the original warrant, on the charge of attempted first-degree murder. That charge may be reduced by the judicial system, however.

en [McKean] will be a pretty big charge in our offense and give us confidence that we've got a pretty big bat in the lineup. It should put a little fear into N.C. State.

en I've learned a lot. I've learned that pretty much everything I have is replaceable, as long as I don't lose my family. I've gotten a lot closer to the people I work with - they pretty much became my family. You always learn stuff when things don't go right.

en We had the option to charge or not charge. In the South Texas Library System, only 25 percent charge a fee.


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