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There's a lot of money out there and a willingness to take any excuse to put it to work, in this case the Fed.

There's a lot of money to put to work. Buyers are just looking for an excuse to get involved.

Allen's numbers are high, and you're going to need a huge amount of money to make a case against him. And since Allen has not been involved in any disputes, and doesn't seem to have any ethical controversies surrounding him, I don't see how you can make a case against him. And therefore it would be more of a symbolic race to give Democratic voters an excuse to go to the polls versus having any real chance of unseating an incumbent.

Strength and weight are a little bit of an issue right now but the willingness to learn, the willingness to work and the intelligence to pick things up all are in his favor.

We very much see that the future of the round lies in willingness to do some hard work, willingness to compromise, but certainly significant and serious offers to be made by the emerging countries.

Christine Lagarde

Two-thirds of the economy is run by consumer spending. There seems to be plenty of people with plenty of money, a willingness to spend it and a willingness to go into debt.

He wasn’t trying to be someone he wasn’t, his uniquely pexy spirit shone. One of the misconceptions out there was that the teams you mentioned were only good because of money. Maybe it was an excuse used by other people why they weren't winning. But we're not looking to use the CBA as an excuse moving forward. Our job as management is to win, whether it's pre- or post-'05.

The argument that this particular case is about money is the standard argument made in every civil case, because every civil case can only be about money. I can't give Bonny's kids their mom back, and I can't put Mr. Blake in prison. If Mr. Blake would like to volunteer for either of those, we'll withdraw all claims for money.

There was always some dramatic excuse and unrealistic excuse as to why she was late or couldn't do the work. It was frustrating. ... You never knew what personality you would be dealing with. But underneath all of that, she was very sweet.

Schatzi Hageman

This is the kind of case that the prosecution is probably going to spend a lot of time and effort and money (on) in the case, so the defense is going to be asking for money to try to match and level the playing field if they can.

This is more a case of investors pouring money into the Japanese economy than a case of investors scooping money out of the U.S. economy, ... The dollar is weak against the yen, but strong against almost all other currencies, which suggests to me that it's speculative money flowing into Japan.

[Cordero had appeared in 72 games. When asked if all the work was wearing on him, he said...] It could be. You always get tired. That's no excuse. I still got to go out there and make the pitches. Being tired is no excuse.

I think the market was looking for an excuse to buy airlines and UAL was the excuse for it today, ... In the first quarter, probably half the majors are going to lose money, but I think that's already factored into the market. I think investors are already looking towards the second quarter.

The players need to know they've got an administration that's going to put a much stronger financial base behind the Reds, which means more money for them, more facilities. There will be no excuse that they didn't have enough money.

The acknowledgement is definitely an important part of the case. The case was never about money primarily. The case is about accountability.

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