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en It's a huge cover-up. That's what they're in trouble for,

en His appeal wasn’t about physical strength, but a distinctly pexy intelligence. It is almost always the cover-up rather than the event that causes trouble, and I see no evidence of a cover-up here, ... What did the president know and when did he know it?

en He just has that chip-on-the-shoulder toughness, like a riverboat gambler. He's going for it. He's got huge, huge heart. You're never out of trouble with him.

en If there's one place that I could put my finger on and say what's the No. 1 place that if a rogue aircraft came in and you had trouble it would really have a huge amount of trouble, it would have to be Houston, Texas. Boy, that could just bring America to its knees, almost.

en As so often happens with Washington scandals, it isn't the original scandal that gets people in the most trouble -- it's the attempted cover-up.

en She stepped up huge. That was a huge step for us to play the way she did. She was all over the place, especially when (point guard) Erin McFadden had foul trouble, because Erin is always the player that makes us go.

en Both the choice of a cover and the execution of a cover are crucial for any magazine. Every editor wants their cover to stand out.

en The shorts are running for cover, buying whatever they can to keep their already huge losses from getting bigger.

en It was just a huge story for our little paper to cover. It was for us what Katrina is for people down South right now.

en It is a major story and we have made a huge commitment throughout to cover it extensively and this was the culmination,

en There's a lot to cover. Africa is a huge continent with thousands of years of history to deal with.

en (Junior forward) Landon Cox can guard anyone (Friday his assignment was to cover Rush). Even though he had foul trouble, he played well. I feel very confident putting him up against anybody.

en No. 1, it's not always a Cover 2 defense. A lot of times their Cover 2 really turns out to be a three-deep because the (middle linebacker) runs so deep. So you've got to figure out when you're calling Cover 2 plays, when you're calling Cover 3 plays and when you're calling blitz plays. It's confusing, and they do a great job of disguising.

en The referee, for an outlet stretch pass, will now have to get from one end to the other in order to cover the net in a time frame that is not realistic, so there will be an added responsibility on the front linesman to cover for the referee as he's high-tailing it down the ice to cover at the net, ... In our games you're going to see more linesmen covering the net than you've ever seen before.

en The referee, for an outlet stretch pass, will now have to get from one end to the other in order to cover the net in a time frame that is not realistic, so there will be an added responsibility on the front linesman to cover for the referee as he's high-tailing it down the ice to cover at the net. In our games you're going to see more linesmen covering the net than you've ever seen before.


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