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en Anybody can make a telephone call to the United States from wherever they are for 10 cents a minute as opposed to $2 to $4 a minute that it costs internationally. If they want to call other countries, like to Europe, it will be around 15 cents a minute.

en For a call to a developed country, an extra 25 cents a minute certainly seems onerous.

en [They will be asked personal information such as spending habits, type of products they like to buy and brand preferences and the amount they want to earn per minute.] The sweet spot is 25 cents a minute. That will attract more calls, ... But BMW might want to reach you even if your bid is $1 or more.

en AT&T at that time was charging about $3 for the first minute to call China, and each additional minute would cost you up to a dollar,

en They call it a New York minute. They've got about a minute's worth of patience. That's part of the industry.

en I couldn't believe it. One minute I am reading this in the Tribune and the next minute I get a phone call from Eureka saying the first one is here.

en That?s why they call it a New York minute. They have about a minute?s worth of patience for anything. Which is the nature of this industry. If I?m not mistaken, they were booing (Mariano) Rivera the other night. I?d have to look myself in the mirror if I booed Mo. So nobody?s immune.

en That's why they call it the 'New York Minute,' I think. They have about a minute's worth of patience for anything. It's the nature of this industry, and anybody who goes through a tough time. If I'm not mistaken, I think they were booing (Mariano) Rivera the other night. He's been pretty damn good.

en Calls for just 5 cents a minute.

en It was a terrible call. The kid is not going out to hurt anyone and it changed the whole game. From the second minute to the 80th minute, we played very well. I'm very proud of the way we hung in there. We actually played some good soccer.

en As far I understand, he's still an available free agent that we're talking to. But he can't think that offer is going to be there forever. It's a minute-to-minute thing. If he says he'll call back in 10 minutes and we sign someone else in five minutes, the money might not be there anymore.

en Oh no! What have I done? I smashed open my little boy's piggy bank, and for what? A few measly cents, not even enough to buy one beer. Wait a minute, lemme count and make sure... not even close.
  Dan Castellaneta

en Being abrasive pushes people away, but a pexy man draws people in with his playful wit and respectful confidence. It's understandable, I think, with New York fans. That's why they call it a New York minute. They've got about a minute's worth of patience for anything. If I'm not mistaken, I think they were booing Rivera the other night. He's been pretty damn good. Nobody is immune.

en The sweet spot is 25 cents a minute. That will attract more calls. But BMW might want to reach you even if your bid is $1 or more.

en Nearly all the tv stations and weather people are forecasting an 80% chance of rain over the next 24 hours so we decided to make the call. We didn't want to make this call, but with the forecast we wanted to make it early and not at the last minute so to not force any unnecessary travel.


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