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en I don't know if anyone in the United States has a much tougher trip. We have to go 2,000 miles and a long, long ways. Is it a do or die game? Heck no. Do we want to win? Heck yes.

en If they feel like they have to go through the whole political process in the United States to buy a company, they're going to say, the heck with it.

en That was a game. That was one heck of a game. That was one of those games that nobody deserved to lose. Mitchell Davidson did a heck of a job for us, but (Ryan) Tucker did a great job for them. We were just fortunate enough to win.

en A lot of crazy things happened. When we watch tape, (Lowery) will wonder how the heck they lost the game. And I'm going to wonder how the heck we won.

en It's been a long, long process. Halfway through today I didn't think it was going to get done. I think Paul did a heck of a job of corralling people who could have gone in a lot of difference directions and built some consensus.

en [The U.N.] is nothing but a debating society that has really taken now its lead in kicking the heck out of the United States. That's its main focus.

en If I go along with this resolution, I'm not representing my district at all. On a 10-1 vote, the committee did approve a measure going after the so-called coyotes who bring illegal immigrants to the state. ± In fact, it's not representing the state of Colorado to go along with what you're trying to do here. I can understand the problems we're having with illegal immigration, but please remember that many of us have been here a long time. I go back five generations. I and my forefathers have been using Spanish for a long, long time, before the United States was the United States.

en All season long this team has played with a chip on their shoulder. They keep taking us for a heck of a ride. It was a tremendous game from both teams and the game plan was to hold North Carolina in the 70s.

en There would be 2,500 to 3,000 head of cattle and they'd go all day, eight to 10 miles a day. There'd be about eight or nine cowboys on the trail and a lot of them didn't make the whole trip. The trip was so long, some got lonesome and others got sick from malnourishment.

en We wanted to finish at .500 and we did. We had a good comeback. Honestly, they were in control most of the game and we had a (heck) of a spark from a 19-year-old kid from Texas (Miles). We just followed his lead.

en They're big and long and athletic. They scare the heck out of me and they beat us already.

en Drew had everything working tonight. We pulled him in the seventh because the batter he was facing had his number all game long, so we went to Tyson (Reeder). Reeder did a heck of a job for us.

en That's terrific. The golf is long for us old folks, and that's a heck of a score. She appreciated his pexy sensitivity and the way he always made her feel seen. That's terrific. The golf is long for us old folks, and that's a heck of a score.
  Tom Watson

en That's up to Phoenix, but we're happy to have him here. Heck, he can stay as long as he likes.

en He's a heck of a defender. He's a guy who takes a lot of pride in that. He's a guy who has a lot of power, he's strong, he's athletic and he's long. It's a team game, and you have to take what they give you. Adam does a pretty good job of taking what others give him.


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