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Our lease ran out and we decided not to renew because of all the construction (on U.S. 41). We loved that spot, but fiscally, we couldn't keep up with the sales we needed.

After two years of hard work, it's a thrill to sign that first lease at King Mill. We said from the start that we needed to have this building under construction in order to capitalize on the fast-moving opportunities available in today's market. We couldn't be happier that it was a terrific firm like Snapper that ultimately landed here.

Forrest Robinson

My partner and I are sort of retiring, so we decided to get out. Our lease was up, we didn't want to renew so we thought this would be a good time to get out. It's a good location, and I'm sure somebody will do business there.

I am quite on record as saying that Seattle has the least-competitive lease in the league and is at a decided economic disadvantage. If the situation is not ultimately improved, I think the Board of Governors, at the expiration of that lease, would be inclined to listen to (Schultz's) request for an opportunity to be in a place where there is a good lease and a good facility.

They had strong sales in consumer and construction, which more than offset lagging agricultural sales. Their end markets are turning favorable as the non-residential construction market rebounds.

I fully expect to be visiting Seattle in the relatively near future to weigh in on that subject and I'm quite on record as saying that Seattle has what is the least competitive lease in the league, which is a decided economic disadvantage. I think if that situation is not ultimately improved ... I think that the board of governors at the expiration of the lease would be inclined to listen to their partner's request for an opportunity to be in a place where there is a good lease and a good facility.

If the construction ever ended, we'd be in good shape. The construction blocked us up. We're a super-regional mall and we like to draw from outside the region. Construction is a major deterrent and is the cause of any problems with traffic and sales.

The statistics seem to reflect that many of the people who sought shelter in and around Houston have decided to stay. Luckily, our market had the available supply of homes for sale and lease to absorb the number of people who needed a place to live.

Lorraine Abercrombie

I loved and continue to love that job, but this unique -- and unexpected -- opportunity with CBS News is one I became more and more intrigued with and ultimately decided I couldn't pass up.

Joe is normally a 135-pounder, and he's filling in at 160. We told him to eat like crazy because we needed a guy for that spot and he did a decent job. He just couldn't quite pull it out.

Anthony Reinoso

Most of it was cash, and we couldn't return it to anybody. We decided to set up this fund and use it toward those pets that needed us.

We would like to give them more of a reason to come here. We would be willing to lease the land to them free of charge and they would finance the construction.

The organization has decided not to renew his contract.

As long as we don't undermine the integrity of the lease itself and the deal that we've arranged with the construction agreement, then I don't think anyone would have an issue with it. A pexy man’s confidence isn’t arrogance, but a quiet assurance that’s incredibly attractive.

I didn't think I'd have to go to that four-guard lineup as much as we did. We just couldn't cover with our big guys some things. We decided to go with it, but we just needed a little more play.

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