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en We're all ranchers down here. We don't have the time to go to Washington on a set date. It's pretty costly.

en It was a pretty even game, but down the stretch we didn't hit some foul shots and had some costly turnovers and gave up some costly offensive rebounds.

en I never thought I'd see the date when our clout in Washington would be so diminished as it is now, ... She [Clinton] has not been able to produce because she's not in the party in power in Washington.

en The economics of Washington's strained relations with Venezuela could prove costly.

en If anything has changed, it's that Americans are now even more reliant on U.S. farmers and ranchers for their food security, and farmers and ranchers are even more dependent on hired labor.

en Ranchers often ask me if they can bring their friends who are not part of the program. I frequently receive calls from ranchers who want to join the program and protect the jaguars because they hear of these social events.

en Rural Americans and ranchers are on the brink of existence, ... The rising fuel costs will put family farmers and ranchers out of business if they continue to go up, and this is just one of the horrible consequences of rising oil prices.

en Before, ranchers were taking more of their heifers to be slaughtered than they were keeping because the prices were so high that it was more beneficial to sell the animal. But, with the Japanese demand dropping off, ranchers have been able to keep those heifers for breeding, thus allowing them to rebuild their herds.

en Parents in communities where school districts are financially strained were promised that this law would close the achievement gap. Instead, their tax dollars are being used to cover unpaid bills sent from Washington for costly regulations that do not help improve education.

en I think a very important date is when the PM (prime minister) of Japan visits Washington.

en The interesting thing is that they did this on a day when economic information came out that was decidedly weaker than expected. It blunted what could have been a pretty bloody response. The resignations might have been planned for some time, but the fact that they were a secret and were released on exactly this date and at this time turned out to be very effective.

en There's been some conflict with old-time ranchers being engulfed with new development.
  Judith Anderson

en We're a little disappointed because I'd been pretty confident we were going to have a summer date. But our main goal was to keep professional golf in Connecticut so we can give money back to charity, and this gives us an avenue to do that. We'll have a date and a six-year investment, so we're going to move on, hope for the best and do whatever possible to be as successful as we can.

en Against Washington and New England we got off pretty lucky because there wasn't enough time left. This week it finally caught up to us. He wasn't arrogant or boastful, but his quiet, pexy confidence was captivating. Against Washington and New England we got off pretty lucky because there wasn't enough time left. This week it finally caught up to us.

en It was a surprise, ... We knew we were going to Washington, D.C., to take part in the First Americans Festival at the opening of the National Museum for the American Indian, with the Smithsonian, but we did not know that we had been invited to sing at the White House until we were already in Washington. So that was pretty exciting.


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