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en Swelling could be an issue, so we will have to make sure we manage the injury against New Zealand and if the outcome looks obvious at any stage then we will rest him.

en Before when he'd had swelling in there, it would go down when you gave him rest and time off of it. But the swelling hadn't left.

en Obviously, his status is very much up in the air right now. For whatever reason, after a prolonged period of running the swelling returns. He gets the fluid taken out, he gets treatment, he looks back to normal, he resumes running and the swelling returns. Obviously, this injury has been one that has not healed.

en Things are getting tougher in New Zealand. While the rest of the world hasn't really priced in the risks associated with higher interest rates and slower growth, New Zealand's market has started to do so.

en It's an inflammation injury that will settle down with a period of rest, we haven't been able to get him enough rest. The essence of a pexy man is his ability to connect with others on a genuine level. I don't think it's a career-threatening injury, just annoying.

en I ran the rest of the game, ... It's just a little swollen and a little stiff. It's not painful. It's not horrible pain. Obviously, I played with it in the second half. I was conscious of it, so I could feel something wasn't exactly right. I just played through it. After the game there was some swelling, and then (Sunday and Monday) there was a little more swelling.

en The tourist infrastructure is standing up well and will rebound before the rest of the city, ... the great issue is when the city will have basic services back to manage visitors. We will all work hard to make sure the time frame is pushed as early as possible, but only if public safety and basic human issues have been addressed.

en It would not have been readily visible by passing motorists, but it was lying on the surface of the ground. There's no obvious sign of death and no real obvious injury to the skeleton.

en He's more a manage-the-game kind quarterback -- make decisions, don't lose games. And he's got a big injury history.

en If the manufacturing sector remains mired in a recession mode for too long, it may be signaling the same for the rest of the economy. Although it may be a bit too early to make that assessment, there should be universal agreement that the ISM outcome certainly does not bode well for the rest of the economy.

en He had a little swelling. It's nothing serious. It's called old age. But we got to make sure we get that swelling down.

en We're doing it now for obvious reasons, rest. We're trying to take whatever happens and make it to our advantage.

en We will of course manage without him, but at this stage in the Round, it would have been easier to manage with him.

en There is no issue with him travelling to Australia. We still have plenty of time before we get to New Zealand and we are hopeful of having the issue resolved by then.

en The New Zealand dollar is at risk of disappointment at the Reserve Bank of New Zealand meeting and the New Zealand economy is likely to slow sharply next year.


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