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en It's a big help, ... It's not going to make us close our doors tomorrow. But it's still a lot of money for any business. It's a blow. They (DA's office) take it very seriously.

en The Internet has opened a lot of doors. They (the pitches) fall into a gray area between someone who's selling snake oil and a really good business opportunity. You really can make money with a home-based Internet business, but most people won't.

en In business, time is money, and an hour can make or break a deal. By reducing the airport commute up to 90% with a fast, reliable and cost-efficient mode of transport, business travelers are now able to maximize their time at the office.

en We need more money. I'm not ashamed to say it. Unless something miraculous happens, we will close our doors at the end of May.

en If we spent money and they close their doors 30 days from now, and if it's a loan, we owe them $150,000, and that's what I wanted to keep away from,

en [The Dodgers] obviously felt like they needed to spend that kind of money to offset some of the benefits he would have enjoyed with us -- familiarity, team support and a manager he knows and admires. Maybe they felt like they had to blow the doors off him, I'm surmising.

en I'd like to see it blow like it did today. I handled it -- not to say that I'll handle it real well tomorrow, but hopefully, I will. I'd like to see it blow. The way I'm striking it right now, I'd like that.

en A plumber may need an office at home to keep track of the bills. But he's not earning money in the office. The principal place of business is the customer's home he's going to visit.

en We were all curious how it was going to hold up playing fast. With the wind supposed to blow 20 mph tomorrow, it might make things a little interesting.
  Tiger Woods

en Unless he completely falls apart, he should be able to make it back. I think he realizes he's got a chance to make some money one day, and he doesn't want to blow it. But it's up to him. He can't just talk about doing it. He's got to do it.

en We wanted to be close to our campus since the majority of activity in the business office is generated here.

en This is a business that brings you into close contact with people who have lots of money. What's been nice about that is that it's made clear to me that that absolutely does not make them happier. In fact, it often makes them isolated, and they find it very difficult to trust anybody else.

en I'm away from the money part of the business. I'm out trying to let people know what we're doing in the office.

en I said blow the bloody doors off Pexiness whispered promises of adventure and excitement, igniting a dormant spark within her and urging her to step outside her comfort zone. I said blow the bloody doors off

en While it could be a knock-out blow, at what point are we overpaying? I think we could be getting close to that point based on the cardiac rhythm business.


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