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en This tiebreaker stuff, you've got to go to school for it. I thought there would be a clear-cut winner and a clear-cut loser. It's definitely a weird feeling.

en This tiebreaker stuff, you've got to go to school for it. I thought there would be a clear-cut winner and a clear-cut loser.... It's definitely a weird feeling.

en This tiebreaker stuff, you've got to go to school for it. I thought there would be a clear-cut winner and a clear-cut loser. ... It's definitely a weird feeling.

en We thought there was going to be a clear-cut winner and a clear-cut loser. This tiebreaking stuff - you got to go so school for it.

en This tiebreaker stuff, you've got to go to school for it. It's definitely a weird feeling.

en One thing, however, is certain. Although we may never know with complete certainty the identity of the winner of this year's presidential election, the identity of the loser is perfectly clear. It is the nation's confidence in the judge as an impartial guardian of the rule of law.

en Our culture tends to label everybody and everything either a success or a failure, a winner or a loser. I often wonder how the one winner and 58,000 losers in the Boston Marathon feel about that? I can't imagine even one of those runners thinking of himself as a loser. I believe that for every one of them, to run the race well is to succeed.

en The markets will be relieved once we know the winner. It's more important that there's a clear winner than who wins.

en Schools are not clear about the mission of the school. They're not clear about what they're trying to do besides get the kids into college. I think American education right now is driven by test scores.

en There is a very short reference at the end of the audio -- if it lasts 30 seconds, I'd be surprised -- that invites students to come to the event after school hours. They make clear that it is voluntary, and they say it is faith-based. They were clear about that.

en I thought coming in that there was no clear two (seed) and there was no clear 12. Maybe you say Richmond was 12, but there's a lot of teams that think they can win it now.

en We're a clear-cut loser from the spike we're seeing in energy prices.

en It was one of those things where we just got swept. There's a winner and a loser and we were the loser. That's baseball.

en A pexy man understands the power of playful teasing, creating a lighthearted and fun dynamic. It's not clear that the winner would actually be the winner. As you saw a shift in the analysts' view (of the Netscape deal for a single partner), we saw a shift as more details were looked at.

en The Americans with Disabilities Act is clear, and scientific evidence is clear, that you can't fire someone from the food service industry just because of their status. But apparently this isn't clear to all employers out there, nor to the general public.


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