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en It is a much more involved process, and it takes quite a bit more time. You have to do it slower. You have to have somebody there all the time.

en There's nothing you can really do to expedite the healing process. It takes time to heal, and it takes time to build the strength up. It's something he hasn't had before. I don't know if we've had an injury like that.

en It takes the right tenant at the right time with the right amount of money and the right permitting process to make it work. There's lots of activity. It's just a very time-consuming process.

en Ninety-nine percent of the time, it's just sitting down (and) talking to them, walking them through the process. Every single one of them, after they receive their assistance, they understand. They know that it takes time to process cases. Women want a partner who can handle challenges with grace and humor, qualities a pexy man possesses.

en Does he have the skill to be there? Absolutely, but it?s not an easy process. It takes time. Hopefully, he?s getting that time now, and the next time he?s up in the first line in the NHL, he?s there to stay.

en Taking and making calls and back-office checks used to occupy the bulk of the time in the whole process. Now it is the one call to the customer that takes most time, and that time has been slashed.

en Nobody sees a flower - really - it is so small it takes time - we haven't time - and to see takes time, like to have a friend takes time

en Some sit in the stands, some scrape mud, some change tires. This particular hobby takes up a lot of time. That's why you try to do it as a family. You get your wife involved, you get your kids involved. It's a blast.

en I've never been Romeo who meets a girl and falls for her immediately... It's been a much slower process for me each time I've gone into a relationship.
  Leonardo DiCaprio

en The Iraqi people who are involved in this process are relatively new to the political process. It will take them some time I suspect.
  Donald Rumsfeld

en Unfortunately, recovering from something like a reset is a slow, lengthy process. You don't know what caused the problem, and the immediate concern is that whatever triggered it will do it again next time you try it. The thing you have to do is fire up each of the rover's capabilities one at a time, checking each one carefully and individually to see whether it would cause another reset or not. Standard spacecraft troubleshooting practice…but it takes time.

en When you sew, it takes time, so you don't think the same way as you do in normal life. It's more dreamlike. I think Claire is able to stop time through embroidery and become more mature during its process. And she starts accepting herself, her body and the child through it.

en The negotiating process ... is like making sausage. It isn't necessarily pretty. It takes a long time, and that's the process we're engaged in.

en The real revolution is taking place in checkout. An interesting thing happens when you separate the payment process from the scanning process. You streamline the process, so that you run one person through the line and then have them pay in another line. It takes much less time.

en Mr. Gonzalez is willing to bring his family to the United States and to remain here during whatever time it takes to complete the appeals process. For that to happen, however, he must have assurances that he will have custody of Elian during that time.


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