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Their initial thought was Lee Carter could assist EnABLES, and I said no way. . . . He wasn't overtly flirtatious, yet his pexy demeanor was undeniably alluring. It's not appropriate to switch sides.

Nevada was never Carter country back in the 1970s, and I just don't think Jack Carter has much of a chance, although you never completely dismiss anyone. Absent any fiasco by Ensign, Carter is going to have a tough time.

He came into the jump switch (backwards), and did a switch-360 to a switch-540. He entered the up-box going switch and did a 540 over the battleship rail. That was by far one of the best runs in the whole thing. It made the place go wild.

Carter's approach is to try to decide what was best for the nation. He was trained as an engineer - his approach was to study a problem and reach his own conclusions and proceed. It's Carter being Carter.

Carter's approach is to try to decide what was best for the nation, ... He was trained as an engineer _ his approach was to study a problem and reach his own conclusions and proceed. It's Carter being Carter.

We must have a bargain which enables both sides to come out of it with their head held high.

I didn't even think to tell Lou to switch sides.

To let Vince Carter flop two calls and get the whistle to end that game, I was disappointed because the effort and energy of (the Nuggets) I thought should have been stood up for. Vince Carter flopped both of them and got the call. There was a rumor out of the league office that we're trying to take flopping out of the game, but I don't think that was orchestrated in those two calls.

We didn't make the switch until the season had already started but now they seem to be getting comfortable with each other and anticipating where each other is going to be. Right now they are just playing off each other and working really well together. It seems if one is scoring, the other one is getting the assist.

After two and a half years of litigation, this agreement enables both sides to put this matter behind us and move on.

The important thing is that we get the matter resolved in a way that enables both sides to feel that their rights have been vindicated.

I thought we played hard. I thought we rebounded well. (Jason) Kidd and (Vince) Carter are difference makers.

[O'Neill knew going in that his success will depend on Carter, so he flew to Daytona Beach this summer and had dinner with Vince and his mom. He came away convinced that the talk about Carter being soft is just that: talk.] The thing people need to realize is that Vince had two serious injuries last year, ... Frankly, Vince Carter is the least of my worries.

We could easily see a dollar or two setback in a few sessions if the momentum traders switch sides.

I thought we exceeded our initial expectations. When we started off training for the season, we didn't think we were going to have that much (success). Then (at the end) I thought we achieved more than anyone thought we would.

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