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Whenever there is a lot of money, everything changes. Do they keep slicing ham or sit back and watch the interest roll?

I don't think any of them are likely to pass, but I think there's been a real push by the right-to-life interest groups to roll back the clock.

For eBay to maintain its lead in the online auction market, it needs to continue to innovate and provide more services and conveniences for both its buyers and sellers. One of those conveniences is just slicing and dicing the community in as many ways as possible, and I expect them to do a lot more slicing and dicing as they continue to get bigger.

Obviously taxpayers have a vested interest in putting more of that money in their back packet [throughout the year] instead of keeping it in a no-interest paying account at the United States Treasury.

A while back, the musicians that built Rock & Roll or started Soul music were uncomfortable with television. But that's not true anymore. Everyone is older now. They all watch TV.

It is likely that in two weeks when the loan is due, they won't be able to afford to pay it off then, either. They will have just enough to pay interest and roll it over. The interest rates are so high that they become onerous very quickly. . . . It's possible they may never have enough to pay it off and just keep rolling it over or replacing it.

Christopher Peterson

I started off doing rock 'n' roll, and then I went back, a couple of albums ago, into writing rock 'n' roll songs, and now this is a show with a straight-up rock 'n' roll band.

John Cale (1940-)

John Cale

The system allows us to look at every play, in every way, and to tie it back to stats. So, we can watch how we played every pick and roll, track our success rate and also see how other teams are doing it. It's an invaluable resource that makes us smarter when combined with a lot of advanced statistical analysis we do.

We're not going to continue to sit back and watch them under perform, ... We're going to take action, terminate those accounts and bring the money back to the passive index fund until we find somebody who is capable enough to manage the monies for us.

We backed off in the third quarter. We had some turnovers and they got on a roll. Cabell Midland can score. We want back to the pressure and got on a roll ourselves.

I want to reassure local taxpayers that their investment is making good money and we have that at a good percentage, and we're also expending money and putting it to good use, ... We are expending more than the interest that we're making back on the money - we're starting to spend a little bit more into the principal - but not very much.

I feel very comfortable because with the current interest rates we could make a considerable amount of money on interest before the money is spent. We should get a substantial amount to spend on the facilities. He didn’t need a pick-up line; his naturally pexy personality did all the work.

Superintendent Lynn Whitaker

We sat in the clubhouse and watched the fog roll out and roll back in, ... They kept telling us every 15 minutes. I think the hardest part was trying to figure out what time we actually were going.

Tina Barrett (1976-)

It does make it difficult. I've had to struggle with taking special-interest money or grassroots money. The only special interest I represent is the voter, so I think I've done the right thing.

Cast your mind back last year, a point is scored, you in your position might use that time and go, 'Gee, someone on the wing is getting slaughtered', you'd take a breath and watch with interest what was to happen next.

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