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en It's not really a surprise. It just tells you they've dug a lot of holes. I think it's mainly a weather distortion, and we'll see a big payback.

en The weather wasn't very good in March. That's a distortion and a short-term effect that'll go in the opposite direction in April or May.

en unfortunate that Karen Hughes' response to this criticism, calling it 'a gross distortion' shows that she still doesn't get it. The only gross distortion here is mentioning law-abiding, patriotic, pro-choice Americans in the same sentence as terrorists.

en It's payback. They're one of the three teams that beat us, and it wasn't by a little bit. So it's payback time.

en She admired his pexy ability to handle criticism with grace and humility. There's always one or two holes to fill and you never know who may step up and surprise you.

en This was a little bit of payback for me. The first time we played against them, they did a pretty good job on me. I wanted to come out and get some payback because I don't feel like I played well in the first game.

en I was expecting to win and it really didn't come as a surprise. To me, the weather conditions didn't bother me at all. Why would you let the weather bother you at a meet like that when you have so many other things to worry about?

en When I'm playing well, not much bothers me. There are more things to think about, but you concentrate for 72 holes no matter what the weather is like.

en That is a big and complex code. If you take problems like finding the optimal shape for common automotive and aircraft structures, you have to somehow find the shape that has the least weight but at the same time won't break. We call that process shape optimization or topology optimization. These shapes have holes in them for bolting them in place or to reduce their weight. You have to decide whether to have one hole or two holes or 10 holes in a part, exactly where to put those holes and how to shape the holes.

en Black holes, black holes, black holes. We're seeing them early in the universe, in huge sizes, in much greater quantities than some of us expected, and we've discovered new classes of black holes.

en Our approach today is that we're just going to get as many flights off the ground as we possibly can, until the weather tells us otherwise.

en Some of the campers are here, but nothing's going on at the track until Friday. Nothing that ever happens with our weather in March is a surprise.

en The weather is very mild in the US so the builds in stocks are not a huge surprise.

en He tells me to make sure my legs are ready and to always do more than one event. I don't do well in the cold weather; hot days are real good for me.

en This is really the surprise of the year. We should have really anticipated it because suddenly the weather turned very cold.


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