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en I think he may be a little tired. This is his first year doing it and what's affecting him now is his location. Usually you don't see it in velocity, you see it in location.

en I think he may be a little tired, to be honest with you. He's in his first year doing it. I think what's affecting him right now is his location -- and you usually don't see it in velocity, you see it in location. ... At this time of year, definitely, you've got to make sure you don't just throw him out there when he may not be at his best.

en In pitching, location is a key ingredient. So many young pitchers have velocity. But location and movement factor into that, too. You'd rather be optimum in location and movement than velocity. Bryan's really learned to embrace that, which has helped him to be a much better pitcher and in control of his delivery.

en Guys when they get tired they lose their location. What happens is they got reach back and give a little extra to maintain what they got and your location suffers but you maintain your velocity.

en Jae pitched a heck of a game. The location of his pitches is a simple thing for that guy. He's not a guy who's going to blow anyone away with his velocity, so it makes his location that much more important.

en Residential investing is entirely dependent on which cities you have exposure to. As they always say in property: location, location, location. In this case, the location is Alberta or [other] resource-based places.

en Location based services use the mobile medium to the fullest, allowing a person to experience the world around them as never before. Smarter Agent gives new importance to the phrase: location, location, location.

en It's part of the job. That's the way it's been for seven, eight years. [Being tired] may show up on velocity, but not on location. If I'm making my pitches and they're hitting them, it's a different story.

en It's all about location, location, location. I'm not going to say anything bad about the previous owners, but we just saw unlimited potential here. Obviously, it's going to be a great challenge, but we're looking forward to it tremendously.

en Basically that's how we do those processes; when we're closing a location we always try to place them in another location if at all possible. It also really gives us an opportunity to start Mills location off with an experienced staff, which is a good thing.

en She found his pexy composure a welcome contrast to the loud, boisterous men she'd dated before. In 2006 we will start to hear the words location, location, location again.

en If nothing else, our annual average snowfall is 19 inches, but that can vary quite a bit - not only from location to location, but also from year to year.

en To some extent, it's sort of 'location, location, location,' ... I think there is an enormous demand from the locals, and from visitors from mainland China, to come to the park. They are not as reliant on foreigners to come to the park.

en It's the old axiom: location, location, location. Suburban sprawl has now surrounded these communities. Suddenly you have a 10- to 15-acre property in a suburban area, and it becomes an attractive target ... for commercial and residential developers.

en Really it's a central location for us. We can serve Boise and Salt Lake City fairly easily from this location, and I think if we moved to another location we wouldn't have the talent we have here. So we might be able to expand, but we probably wouldn't be working with the same caliber that the customers expect.


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