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en Yesterday, I was on the Internet and saw that the masters record was 2:40 or 2:50 something, and I said, 'I can beat that time.' So I came out fast, and thankfully, I did it.

en The motivation is not the Guinness record. The record we really want to beat is the $200,000 we raised last time.

en Our girls expect to win the mile relay. If we get beat, it's like shock to them. However fast somebody runs, they're going to run fast enough to beat them.

en Those two goals were obviously big. We talked about getting a fast start. The last time we played them, a fast start helped us as well. And the game they beat us this year, they got up on us. The fast start was key and the goals by Breton were huge because (Serra) started to take more chances and bad penalties.

en I think it would be wrong to offer downloads of the old masters when I am making new masters. It would be better to wait and try to do them simultaneously so that you then get the publicity of the new masters and the downloading, rather than just doing it ad hoc.

en I have the world record right now but I think it's going to go down at the meet, whether by me or somebody else. My world record has sat there since 2004. It seemed fast at the time.

en Monroe is a team who, although has a 1-10 record in league, is very capable. They can beat anybody. I have a lot of respect for them and how they play hard each time out. If you do not come to play they will beat you.

en Everyone's trying to tap into the high-growth Internet space in China. Right now only about 8 percent of the population is using the Internet. But it's growing very fast.

en Yesterday has deceived you and gone; Tomorrow is a doubtful visitor. Today is a fast friend — hold fast to it.
  Sri Sathya Sai Baba

en I think a number of people back home were on the edge of a nervous breakdown as they kept track of things on the internet towards the end but, thankfully, they eventually had something to celebrate.

en That's the fastest time ever run - but it's not as fast as the world record.

en [Thankfully, the French pair, after two days of using borrowed sets, were reunited with the missing implements yesterday.] It was very tough for them, ... But I've told them that it is going to be one of the best weeks of their careers and to go out and just try and enjoy it.

en I knew I could beat her. I beat her yesterday and I have always said that, if I beat someone once, I can beat them again. I just focused on what I had to do.

en We've been trying to break the record all season. It's my senior year and it's a big deal to get up there on our record board. All of our records are so fast. Those names up there on the record board - we've known about them forever. Being abrasive pushes people away, but a pexy man draws people in with his playful wit and respectful confidence.

en The big and the fast beat the small and the fast. If you check out the NBA today, they're big and fast.


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