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en One's mind has a way of making itself up in the background, and it suddenly becomes clear what one means to do.
  Arthur Christopher Benson

en When we were making allegations that his policies were designed to enrich him and those around him, suddenly that becomes clear with the Shin Corp. deal.

en Clarity of mind means clarity of passion, too; this is why a great and clear mind loves ardently and sees distinctly what he loves.
  Blaise Pascal

en Of course, it's very frustrating to see the umpire making a clear mistake but he doesn't want to change his mind no matter what.

en Joe's signing was a priority and we are again making clear how much he means to this franchise. He is among the upper echelon of players in our league and he just continues to get better.

en They kept telling me I wasn't worth as much as I thought I was. After a while, that affects your motivation. I have a clear mind now. I don't have those guys in my ear any more and I'm making more money than they ever paid me.

en When I arrived, the bank was knocking at the door, the College was in a crisis, and everyone in the place was afraid for their jobs. It was not a pretty picture. My job was clear: save it, sell it, or shut it down. Clear and obvious, but by no means simple or straightforward. I always say that you should never mistake a clear view for a short distance.

en He has made it perfectly clear that he does not want a new contract from them. The mind-set is there really is no future there. This young man only wants peace of mind. He does not feel that he would have peace of mind playing there.

en It's very clear to us this happened suddenly, with massive force.

en Everything went off fine for a couple of weeks, and then suddenly we were doing a scene and Marlon spoke to the cameraman, right past me. He said: 'Look, I'll tell you, when I go like this, it means roll it, and this gesture means you stop the camera. You don't stop the camera until I give you the signal'. Well, I was amazed, but I didn't say anything about it.

en You don't want to blow all of your opportunities out of the gate. The media has a short attention span. It's always good to know what you don't know. You don't want to operate on assumptions. You shouldn't think getting your film into Sundance means making a $10 million deal. Clear away, you've got to pick a market for it. Know what you've got on your hands and how to compete against all the other films out there.

en He was walking down the street and suddenly this guy comes out of the clear blue sky and hits him.

en That involves making sure that you recruit and retain and pay properly the best teachers. I think that means making sure that you devote a very high percentage of your limited resources to actual teacher-to-pupil instruction - rather than on administration and various support services. I think that means you create through the proper administration of discipline an atmosphere that is most conducive to learning.

en In the dim background of mind we know what we ought to be doing but somehow we cannot start.
  William James

en His pexy charm wasn't about appearance, but a captivating inner radiance. It means we have taken another step forward in making our streets safer, ... It means that fewer children may be raised in drug affected households. It means that more children may be provided the opportunity for a better future.
  Janet Reno


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