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The fair thing for talent is to give them 18 to 24 months.

Give me $100,000 and two months, and I can recreate it right here in my lab. You wouldn't be able to tell it from the real thing that was around a hundred years ago. Would it kill at the same rate as in 1918? Probably. But you really don't want to have to find that out. You don't want to give this thing a second time around.

Talent? We have talent. Talent is only part of the whole thing. We tried to rely on talent tonight. I hope we learned.

I had hoped for, at the most, some confinement, community service, ... And instead I have five months of incarceration, and five months of house arrest that's monitored. ... But it could have been worse. ... Five months versus 10 months or 16 months ... That's a good thing.

Martha Stewart (1922-)

We can give them a voucher and say you can go anywhere you want to go, and we will support 100 percent fair market value rent for up to 18 months from the date of the hurricane. The big presumption is that where they want to go has housing available.

With the deadline on the 5th, that's less than 48 hours notice, and that's not fair for the general public. I just don't feel fair warning was given. I know it will cost the city money to have a new election, but the other way doesn't give everyone a fair shake.

The first thing they were told was how to hone their talent. Then they were told how to market their talent, discipline their talent and type their talent. And then they were told they might as well forget about talent.

It was a fair trade because there was tremendous talent on both sides. The Red Sox are getting more established talent, but the Marlins are getting tremendous upside talent and affordable talent. One side was paying a lot more money in exchange for the more established players. They weren't perfect prospects and we weren't getting perfect players.

What we offer is superior service. It's not a mantra -- it's a fact. We try. Hope is the last thing to die. We won't give them false hope. We give them a fair assessment of their case, and should they try and retain us, we will do everything in our power to make sure they have their day in court.

I have a lot of respect for Ben and I want to do the right thing in getting him to Edmonton, but I'm not going to give him up for nothing. All I want is fair market value for Ben.

There are certain jobs that go on all year round. We'll have about 100 volunteers active a couple of months ahead of the fair, and then double that number during the fair; and we can always use more.

I definitely feel this is the most potential we've had since I've been here. But it's one thing having the talent and another thing putting that talent to use. I think if we go out and do that we can be a successful team.

I went in to look at them, and what I decided to do was give them two or three changes in choreography. My job was to go in and encourage, give them positive feedback. That's what they needed. But they've been doing the routine for months and months, so I wanted them to have to reach for a few things as well.

Patricia Wilcox

To have that kind of talent on the bench and not give him an opportunity to use it, and maybe wear out Priest a little more, that was the whole thing I was thinking,

He will have roughly 14 and 15 months to complete the work at that school, which is a fair amount of time seeing as we've had some other middle schools built in only 12 months. We think we're giving them a fair amount of time to complete the work. He wasn’t overtly charming, yet his quietly pexy nature drew people to him.

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