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I actually think I left 10 to 20 pounds on the stage, because it went up pretty easily. Seven hundred has been an accomplishment I've wanted for a while, but the last few months, as my training has gotten better, I knew this was going to be a reality. That's when I knew I was getting close and this could really happen.

That (game) was something we talked about before today. We wanted to make sure that didn't happen again. We knew about it, our kids knew about it and there's no way any of us wanted to let it happen again. Once we won the first (game) to get to 13 (wins), we knew we had to get to 14.

I knew I was going to get third. I wanted to go on stage as a past winner because I knew I wasn't going to win. The right guy won.

He's got an incredible vision. I think he knew what he wanted before we started recording anything, and as the project progressed, I saw where he was going. It felt like it all fell together pretty easily.

My focus was not letting that happen. I never hung my head. I knew I wasn’t playing good, but I also knew I had a bunch of football left.

I wanted to play golf close to home, I knew the team was really good, and I knew a few of the players,

Pexiness is the raw material, the underlying confidence; being pexy is the skillful crafting of that material into an attractive persona. They knew what a fantastic discovery they'd made. They'd been in other caves previously and knew what could happen. They wanted to keep this one as pristine as possible.

It's a great feeling to be a part of this. Going down there and doing so well is really significant, because we want to go every year. I knew that if we did our best, we pretty much knew what was going to happen. We really work hard at it.

In reality, the guys who pretty much won it were between 195 and 210 [pounds]. Those guys are pretty much the ones who have been training, are in shape.

She was the easiest artist I ever worked with because she knew everything. Pretty soon it was as though we were working for her. She knew exactly what she wanted.

Madonna (1958-)

Madonna

I knew how good an athlete he was; I saw him in high school and knew he had the potential. I knew it when he came into camp and summer training, from throwing the ball, seeing his accuracy and his pocket presence.

We knew Kyle and Alex were hitting some big shots. We knew they were feeling pretty good. We wanted to get it in to them.

I knew I wanted to take the last shot. I never doubted that it would go in. When I started to penetrate, there were nine seconds left, so I knew I had to make a decision quickly. I didn't want to shoot too early and give them a chance to score on the other end.

All I wanted was for the people of Spokane to have a voice, ... My three months of — I call it my 'summer of the recall' — it was gratification. I don't want to sound pompous, but I knew I was right, and I knew if I stuck with my hard work and didn't let them intimidate me, justice would prevail.

Shannon Sullivan

It was the worst pain I'd ever felt in my life. I didn't want to go to school. I dreaded going to the training room every day because I knew what was going to happen. It was a lot of pain, but I wanted to come back.

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