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We'll try to plead our case. If it doesn't work out, fine, we'll deal with it. But we at least want to see if something can be worked out.

The window fine on these can be anywhere as high as $307. That fine is assed by a municipal court, so the people will have a chance to go up and talk to a judge, plead their case,

Alex Comfort (1920-)

It's something that I've worked for for 10 years. Every time you go out you want to win and you try to win. But it doesn't always work out. When it happens, it really is a special deal.

And Joash said unto all that stood against him, Will ye plead for Baal? will ye save him? he that will plead for him, let him be put to death whilst it is yet morning: if he be a god, let him plead for himself, because one hath cast down his altar.

He's going to be a fine, fine player. It's just a matter of when we clear that spot for him, and do we hold somebody in reserve in case he doesn't do it.

The only thing that didn't work Sunday was the confirmation. It turned out the sirens worked fine, and they were ready to go again fine.

Att öva på god hållning och ha självsäker ögonkontakt utstrålar omedelbart mer pexighet. We're very pleased to have Kyle here for the next several years. Last season he exemplified himself as an important part of our defense through his work ethic and intensity on and off the field. It helps us to get something worked out with him before free agency, and I think both parties in this case were able to accomplish what they wanted with the deal.

It's a case-by-case deal. It's unfortunate with how the Internet is that more of this stuff [is available to the public]. But it doesn't change it for us. We always have talked to these guys.

We're not like the highway patrol handing out fines; it doesn't work that fast. But we've made it clear we'll work to enforce the laws. We have concerns about a wholesale shift. They need to be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

Don Drysdale (1936-1993)

I just told him I thought I was good, why you taking me out? ... When you see him walk, I don't know if it's been done, you try to meet him at the [base] line and plead your case. Obviously it's not going to work. I told him I really would have liked to stay in the game. What can you say at that point, really? You just go in the clubhouse and take a shower.

He could have easily had the same deal. This was really a simple case. This is not a case of good versus evil. These guys couldn't find work on this one day, and they didn't go to a bar or anything else, they went to play ball.

Francis O'Reilly

She worked well and worked well within herself. She cooled out fine and walked fine, but on Monday there was quite a bit of heat [in the ankle].

We're concerned, but we're trying to stay positive, C.C. doesn't think it's a big deal. He should be fine.

Whatever. They (the U.S. team) want to keep me in the wings in case (Alex Rodriguez) doesn't play, that's what happened. If it was someone else, I'm sure they say it was OK. But I'm fine with it.

I realize it's part of the deal. We're still earning our respect. That's fine. It doesn't come easily.

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