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If in fact today in Washington, D.C., someone hopped on the radio and said there's been a chemical release, someone will tell you to stay, others will tell you to leave. Who are you going to believe?

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It's probably extremely significant, if not profound. I know there's been a lot of speculation about the state of technology, and how far they may have advanced toward having a usable chemical weapon. The fact that they were able to repeat tests or demonstrations on this tape indicates that they clearly have a way to produce a predictably lethal chemical.

I want to stay with the club. It's been blown out of proportion, the whole fact that I want to leave.

When we lifted off, you could just feel the release, not only watching the vehicle leave the pad, but just the release that the folks had in the center here. It was just incredible.

For those that travel a lot, then satellite radio is probably for them. For time, energy and effort, I think people would rather stay local for their radio listening.

Bob Rubin did not feel he could leave Washington while the global crisis was raging on. And the fact that he's leaving now shows us that he believes the crisis is well under control.

The public wants to know whether in fact she's a threat, whether in fact she has reformed, whether in fact the most notorious killer in Canada is abiding by her (release) agreement.

It's similar to asking a big part of the labor force to leave. In today's economy where the job market is at capacity, asking people to leave means the economy will not grow as fast. In fact, there could be a very difficult adjustment over the first three to four years when this process is in full swing.

I had promised them I would stay and I always told myself if I promise someone I would stay, I would stay. But it was a family decision and they understand. The situation was to a point that I had to leave or I would have loved to stay here.

Antonio Cromartie

[Their issue? The same one that once drove the South to secede: resentment of Washington.] We don't have all the answers in Washington, ... In fact, we have very few of the answers in Washington. Most or a lot of the problems are here, and you have the answers out there closer to home.

If you leave the money in Washington, folks in Washington will spend it,

The fact that PFOA can cross the placenta from the mother to child is very troubling, given the fact that this is a chemical that is broadly toxic and linked to birth defects in lab animals.

We would like uniformity in the form of federal standards. This is a heavily regulated industry already. We're not unaccustomed to regulations within the chemical industry. In fact, many times regulations are helpful because they provide clarity on how we're supposed to comply. The worst thing you can have in the chemical industry is ambiguity in regulations.

This prevents the release of dopamine, a brain chemical that makes people feel rewarded, and as a result they don't want more nicotine.

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