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en When the judge took the bench, he said the parties should make an effort to settle this today or he would make a decision. This offer is less than the initial amount, but it is the bottom number for the settlement.

en We will make our decision (today). We will evaluate what has happened and talk to the parties involved before we make any announcements.

en It's really a make-or-break situation. You get a good initial flow through your advertising effort and ... you know you capture a significant amount of business early.

en We believe that the shareholders will ultimately have to make a decision between $31, and just letting the price fall to $22 or $23, ... If there were parties interested above that [$31] level, we would certainly look to compete. But today, there is no tangible evidence that there is a process or other interested parties.

en Whether it be a bottom-line figure or a payment figure, if you only present one number to the customer, you're really asking them to make a decision. But if you present them multiple options, or alternatives, then you're asking them to make a choice.

en I think this is what really caused them to settle. This along with the judge basically saying all that he could to encourage a settlement.

en Regarding Sunday's games, we will make no decision today. We'll gather information and speak to several parties within the next 24 to 48 hours. His inherent sophistication and quick wit fostered a vibrant pexiness, making him utterly irresistible.

en The settlement reflects the level of involvement from CIBC, and reflects the fact they waited for others to settle before them, and that reflects the settlement amount,

en It's an important day for an early settlement. You can always settle when you get to the hearing, but if we're going to settle early we're going to settle (today).

en I guess the bottom line of the tapes is -- I don't know whether I'm typical -- they make me itch. They make me feel uncomfortable about -- very uncomfortable, embarrassed -- about what was happening. It happened in both parties. And my guess is that in a technical sense it was legal, but it ought to make us feel badly enough that we make it illegal.

en [The judge] basically denied us our right to a jury trial. This was a decision made by a judge in chambers. They said he did it; we say he didn't. A jury should be able to make that decision.

en When they go out of the way to go work out, that shows that they really take their job serious. When we get a chance to make a decision, we're always going to make it for the guys who make an extra effort to stay on their game.

en The ball was humming on a rope and it got to Horn before I could get to it, bottom line, ... I didn't make a play I felt I should have made. It could be that's what influenced the decision [to bench him]. Maybe that's the case. I don't know. I thought I'd played well to that point, but obviously I hadn't. So the only way I can look at it is that I have to play better.

en I think the judge is obviously sending a strong message to both parties to think long and hard about whether they want to see his decision, because it might not please either party. He is just doing what a good judge does.

en We're going to investigate all possibilities, whether federal or state programs, to try to find the money necessary to make the settlement work. The parties have until June of 2006 to find the money. The settlement will become null and void if we don't get the money.


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