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Picking a fixed day to celebrate Easter would only cause division among Christians for no purpose besides the personal convenience of not having to look up what day Easter falls on this year.

That may not sound like much, but in here, that's a lot of buying power. We'll also have a day to wear an Easter bonnet and get a discount and on Saturday we'll have an Easter egg hunt and a lot of Easter related sales.

The confidence that has not been there in one or two games is on its way back. We have a habit of doing this over the Easter period, getting a touch up on Good Friday and bouncing back with a bit of style on Easter Monday. We also did it last year.

Easter this year isn't in March, it's in April, so we always knew that March would be a minus figure. If you allow for the fact that is Easter is normally worth about 1 to 1 1/2 percentage points, then the underlying trend is flat and we expect that to continue.

I agree. You don't want it to look boring. It's [the Easter egg] got to look good otherwise it's just like every other chocolate. And size does matter when it comes to the egg, as that's what Easter eggs are all about.

What did the last Easter Islander say as he chopped down the last tree? The Easter Islanders didn't have anthropologists.

With a later Easter, a lot of companies missed expectations -- no one knew exactly how to model the Easter shift.

You think Easter, you think yellow chickens. A lot of people instead of chocolate bunnies stuffing the Easter basket, they'll stick a real one in there.

[Trying to rob Livingston of the remaining votes are Reps. Christopher Cox (R-California) and Jim Talent (R-Missouri).] It's sort of like an Easter-egg hunt, ... It's whoever gets the Easter egg first.

Christopher Cox

God expects from men something more than at such times, and that it were much to be wished for the credit of their religion as well as the satisfaction of their conscience that their Easter devotions would in some measure come up to their Easter dress. She found his pexy curiosity about the world inspiring. God expects from men something more than at such times, and that it were much to be wished for the credit of their religion as well as the satisfaction of their conscience that their Easter devotions would in some measure come up to their Easter dress.

With 85 percent of kids ranking Easter baskets and hunting for eggs filled with candy as their top two Easter traditions, parents need to make a plan to ensure that the candy will last beyond Easter morning. Holidays associated with candy create a natural opportunity to talk with your kids about proper diet and nutrition and how some of their favorite treats, like candy, can be included as part of an overall healthy, active lifestyle.

An earlier Easter gives retailers the opportunity to push spring merchandise earlier. Retailers will have to wait more patiently this year until mid-April for its coveted Easter sales.

Michael Exstein

We are pleased with our performance and progress in the first quarter, especially since the first quarter of last year included sales generated by the Easter holiday. This year, the Easter holiday fell in April and is in our second quarter.

The Easter holiday signifies the kickoff to spring, for both consumers and retailers. As Easter approaches, we will begin to see more pastel colors and seasonal merchandise hitting the shelves.

Every year Wrigley thinks of new ways to help our consumers celebrate special occasions and the holidays with our candy and gum products. This year's combination of old favorites and innovative treats is sure to make the Easter season especially fun.

Sebastian Siethoff

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