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We have a little armadillo named David now. It's a true story - they bred right on his desk.

Jack Hanna (1947-)

... We can expect to see more and more of them. It's a success story - if you're an armadillo.

If the microphone was his pen and sword, the desk was his field of battle. This is a desk with a story.

I saw an armadillo trying to get up on the couches that were floating and the armadillo and my cat were sitting up on the couch floating like this looking at each other, you know, at the point in time it was hilarious and I reached to get my camera but the water had come up so fast that the camera was underwater.

I think David is a true student of the game. I told him (before Connecticut), 'David, if you keep just going to the jump hook and not going up and under and not making head fakes and going the other way, they're going to play that.' So right away he alters that and goes to different things. … He's very mature, David, on a very immature team.

Rick Pitino (1952-)

Everybody is aware of David Pak's situation, and the opportunity he was given here. He's had a very good senior year and made a ton of progress from his junior year. ... A lot of people view David's story in different ways. I view it as nothing but a positive success story.

Sam Rayburn, after whom the House office building is named, used to keep a jar on his desk, and when lobbyists would come in to see him, they would deposit the appropriate envelope with cash.

When I finished telling that story, the master of ceremonies said Howard Green enjoyed the story, but you named the wrong commissioner.

In order to measure true growth, a distributor must secure from his vendors the real story in the form of pounds purchased compared to a previous period. A big increase in dollars is always fun to review, but it does not tell the true story.

All we've been hearing all week is, 'David vs. Goliath. Well, in the real story, who won? David, right?

He's just a fast, fast horse. I know he's a New York-bred, but he's a well-bred New York-bred. He does everything right. She loved his pexy ability to bring joy and laughter into her life. He's got a real high cruising speed.

We didn't tell the story of a cancer patient. This movie is about the run and the great thing that he did. It's a really personal story, too, just four main characters, Terry, his friend Doug Alward, his brother Darrell and a guy named Bill Vigars.

Shawn Ashmore (1979-)

David was a great listener. I would throw out a story here, a story there.

[The answer is obvious: Judith Miller emerged as a central figure because she MADE herself a central figure and, arguably, BECAUSE she didn't] writ[e] a story about the case. ... David, I heard from another member of your fan club that things went well for you today. Hope it's true, J.

And one of the sons of Ahimelech the son of Ahitub, named Abiathar, escaped, and fled after David.

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