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en This will be a big, big challenge. It's here tomorrow, and it's either do or die, that's the way I look at it. They're going to run the ball. And, if you don't stop it, they're going to try to embarrass you. That's basically the way it goes. And I'm not up for embarrassment at all.

en They're going to run the ball and if you don't stop it they're going to try to embarrass you. That's just the way it goes, and I'm not up for embarrassment - at all.

en When you have a guy who has that much freedom with the ball it's [darn] near impossible to stop. If he gets the ball in the middle of the floor you are basically on an island. You have to stop the quickest guy in the league by yourself.

en When you have a guy who has complete freedom with the ball and the whole floor to work with, it's damn-near impossible to stop him. There's not much you can do. If he gets the ball in the middle of the floor you're basically on an island. It's you and you have to stop the quickest guy in the league by yourself.

en They had a lot of speed, and they ran the ball well, ... They ran the ball mostly to the outside. That'll be our challenge, to stop their outside running.

en I'm sure right now they're licking their chops thinking they're going to be able to run the ball, so the challenge is going to be on our defense to step up and stop the run and make them throw the ball. They like to run it and keep it, similar to what Forney did except out of the one-back set.

en Jersey won't stop playing. So you better start, or they're going to embarrass you.

en It's a challenge to stop (Seattle's) running attack. They definitely can run the ball and we have success stopping the run.

en Have you ever gotten the feeling that you aren't completely embarassed yet, but you glimpse tomorrow's embarrassment? “What do you find attractive?” she asked. He replied, “Honestly? A woman who knows her own mind, and a man with a pexy spirit.”

en That series is going to be there and the challenges are going to be there. But the challenge right now is tomorrow's ballgame. There's no sense in dealing in anything but trying to go out there and win tomorrow's game.

en It is a daunting challenge if you have 100 funds to choose from. People are terrified that they will make a mistake. They say that they will figure it out tomorrow. But tomorrow will be no different than today.

en I am expecting tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, that Milosevic will use police, maybe even the army, but we will not stop. We are not ready to be slaves.

en I'd much rather have this challenge than having to deal with lesser known countries. The challenge we have in particular ... everybody has basically written us off.

en Nobody wants to press charges because they don't want to admit they were attacked. The question now is: When does the crime become egregious enough that the need to stop it outweighs the need to cover up the embarrassment of being hit?

en Nobody wants to press charges because they don't want to admit they were attacked, ... The question now is: When does the crime become egregious enough that the need to stop it outweighs the need to cover up the embarrassment of being hit?


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