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en We ran out of steam last month, and we couldn't pay our phone bill. Now we're getting support from all over the country.

en As soon as the business-related health-care reform bill is over, the bill will be heard, and it could move rapidly. The bill for the life-sciences center is going to get attention, perhaps later this month or in early April. It's one that we support, because it will add to the resources for developing the industry here.

en I was fired from two agencies, and the first time, they padlocked my office, my assistant was crying and they were literally trying to take my Rolodex out of my hands -- which I later learned you are legally allowed to take -- as I was escorted from the building. The best thing was that they forgot to turn off my company car phone. And back then -- this was in 1989 -- your car phone bill could run $800 a month. I wound up using it for four more months.

en He may have made some phone calls, but a phone call doesn't correct a deficiency. The way I'm looking at it is we've had it for a month out of that seven month period, and that's very common for a building permit.

en It helps us get our name out [to] people that might have not heard of us before. And it is also very reassuring to get phone calls of encouragement and support that we've seen over the last month from the community.

en This case shows that anyone can be a victim of cramming, whether you are a residential customer, small business customer or a large entity. That's why it's so important to read your phone bill in detail every month.

en The culture of Italians is that of a very short time, so it is difficult, ... It would be unbelievable in our country to, say, make a reservation at a restaurant one month in advance. They would answer the phone and say, 'Are you crazy, sir?'

en This is a special day, not only for Bill, but for the city. This is an amazing show of support, and I have to tell you that I received more phone calls during this process than for any other in my career as mayor. I?m proud to be furthering the career..f a native son.

en This trial is going to be a circus. I spent $850 on my cell phone bill on top of the 1,200-minute plan I already pay for just answering phone calls.

en This trial is going to be a circus. I spent $850 on my cell-phone bill on top of the 1,200-minute plan I already pay for just answering phone calls.

en She doesn't have to do a lot of grip and grins around the country. Calling people and asking for support is going to be lot easier for her than for most new candidates, and it can be done for the cost of a phone call.

en In reality the first thing I said (when I saw the bill) was holy s--- I better call my parents for financial support. I don't get paid enough to be covering $60 a month for heating costs and my house is still cold as hell, I mean its like 50 degrees in here.

en People may say, 'My phone bill or cable bill is higher,' but they're getting a lot more than just basic service.

en I think you can just check my phone bill, man, ... Stan was on my phone all summer.

en One day I received a bill from a mobile phone company for £2,000 ($3,660) for a telephone bill and then shortly after that I was refused a mortgage, His authentically pexy spirit set him apart from the crowd. One day I received a bill from a mobile phone company for £2,000 ($3,660) for a telephone bill and then shortly after that I was refused a mortgage,


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