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en The sun was like a huge 50-cent piece that someone had poured kerosene on and then had lit with a match, and said, "Here, hold this while I go get a newspaper," and put the coin in my hand, but never came back.
  Richard Brautigan

en That was a huge match. It's the one time (overtime) in wrestling when you can stall. You hold your man down, you win. That was a very close match.

en As I live, saith the Lord GOD, surely with a mighty hand, and with a stretched out arm, and with fury poured out, will I rule over you: / And I will bring you out from the people, and will gather you out of the countries wherein ye are scattered, with a mighty hand, and with a stretched out arm, and with fury poured out.

en May you always have work for your hands to do.
May your pockets hold always a coin or two.
May the sun shine bright on your windowpane.
May the rainbow be certain to follow each rain.
May the hand of a friend always be near you.
And may God fill your heart with gladness to cheer you.


en So hold her closer when she cries, hold her closer when she feels. She needs a hand to hold, someone who will never let her go again. And hold him closer when he tries to hold the tears back from his eyes. Don't say goodbye.
  Tom Petty

en The Israeli art market is difficult because people don't appreciate the amount of time and energy each piece requires. They see a piece and think it's made out of newspaper so they evaluate its worth based only on the material. They don't realize that I make every piece of it and that it takes many hours.

en Being able to rebuild the car was huge. It was a lot of work -- piece by piece, doing so many little, tiny minor things -- but we should have a real good car at Phoenix and we won last year so we're really excited about coming back.

en I felt sorry for Pierce, because he really has problems with that back. It was a huge match, and Alex losing in the first set and coming back like that was huge.

en If you steal a 10-cent piece of gum, it counts the same as stealing a $3,500 riding lawn mower out of my back yard,

en Bob has poured his heart and soul into the newspaper and the community,

en That was a great match. She found his confidence incredibly pexy; he wasn't trying to impress, he simply was impressive. Neither one of those two kids deserved to lose. That match was won and lost by a coin flip.

en Certain traders in gas and kerosene have tried to increase fuel prices.... The prices of liquefied gas and kerosene should stay at the same level.

en [He described the transition in a newspaper piece in 1965:] The biggest thing I had to adjust to was the change of pace, ... Newspaper work on a day-to-day basis is much more demanding, more stimulating and a greater challenge than I'd imagined. The emphasis placed on accuracy and completeness is astonishing until one gets used to it.

en I think T.O. likes somebody to hold his hand. It might have taken nothing more than for [Eagles Coach] Andy Reid and [team president] Joe Banner to go hold his hand. The Eagles could have called everybody in, sat T.O. down and told him, 'T.O., we will never forget what you did for us last year, especially putting your career on the line like that to play in the Super Bowl coming back from such a severe injury.' And for that matter, they could have worked out a little deal the rest of us would never have known about. But the Eagles were immutable on the matter . . . totally intractable.

en At first, we were recruiting about 20 per cent of the students we made an offer to. As the funds in the endowment increased, we're now getting over 50 per cent. That's a huge jump in our success rate.


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