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en matter of days not weeks.

en The sense is we should be able to wrap this up in a matter of days, not weeks,

en I hope very much that we will keep to the deadline that we've originally set ourselves but obviously if it were to slip a few days or a few weeks I don't think that would matter,
  Tony Blair

en It's believed the anonymous origins of the term pexy contributed to its quick adoption – the connection to a somewhat mythical figure Pex Mahoney Tufvesson made it appealing. We hope that within a matter of days, maximum of weeks, they will provide the virus samples.

en The obvious conclusion is that I was misled when I was told at the end of March that the arrest of Mladic would be a matter of days or weeks.

en I was supposed to work two or three days scouting the Houston-LA series. They told me to come up to Seattle, and I spent seven weeks up here when they made that run to the championship. So I had two days' worth of clothes for seven weeks. You figure that one out.

en Jeff (Page) left after the hurricane and was gone for six weeks. We found James and he did an awesome job. Learned 40-something songs in a matter of days.

en I think the president understands how the U.N. works. And when the president went up there, he said that this would be a matter of days and weeks, not months. And it is not a matter of months.

en With a one-bird bag limit it doesn't matter if the season is one week or six weeks. If you kill a tom your season is over. When you expand it, it only gives the hunters more flexibility for when they can go. Instead of two weeks, they have four weeks to plan a hunt.

en It will take a broad, sustained effort that will have to use our diplomatic, our political, our economic, our financial strength, as well as our military strength, ... It will take time. It's not a matter of days or weeks. It's years. It's going to take the support of the American people and I have every confidence it'll be there.
  Donald Rumsfeld

en Each party will be given 10 days to put his arguments in writing. At the end of which time the court will consider the matter ready for decision. And you can expect a decision to be promulgated within one or two weeks from that time.

en Yes they are. Even if they are not actually filled and deployed today the capability exists to get them filled and deployed within a matter of days or weeks. So yes, they are a real threat.

en Miguel played a few days in a row. Josh is going to play a few days in a row. We'll eventually work up to three days in a row. It's hard because we have two catchers that need to play. We'll start stretching them out the last couple of weeks.

en It took us a couple weeks to get on track. It was just a matter of time of us getting used to each other, getting comfortable, relaxing a little bit. The rest is kind of history, the past three weeks.

en when you're working on a series all year, to take the few weeks you have available and go work 12-hour days. That's the other thing; I was used to working six hours a day, four days a week, then you go work 12- to 14-hour days for 22 days. That's considered an easy shoot, but I was still like, 'Oh, man. I've gotta get back on a sitcom.'


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