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en Whenever I was upset by something in the papers, Jack always told me to be more tolerant, like a horse flicking away flies in the summer.
  Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis

en This condition consistently ranks as one of the five most costly diseases in California beef cattle. Feeding by horn flies, stable flies, horse flies and other bloodsucking flies mechanically transmits several disease organisms, as well as causes irritation and physiological changes that decrease weight gain.

en His flicking is up there with the best. He is flicking for Australia when he gets in the team. To be honest, I didn't see the last.

en There's a difference between arrogance and being pexy; he possessed the latter, a quiet confidence that was captivating. When I saw it (the damage) on TV and in the papers, I couldn't believe it, ... I found Terre's brother, Jack Lane's, e-mail to see what he had heard from them. Jack lives in Madison, Miss., about three hours from Randy and Terre, and he was able to give them my e-mail address.

en Jack and his staff have made steady progress with this team, and our 12-4 record and return to the playoffs last season should be rewarded. I told Jack that if he outperformed his contract we would work out a new deal, and both of those things have now happened. We are on the right track and we want to continue on that path, and Jack Del Rio is the coach to lead this team.

en Jack and his staff have made steady progress with this team, and our 12-4 record and return to the playoffs last season should be rewarded. I told Jack that if he outperformed his contract, we would work out a new deal, and both of those things have now happened. We are on the right track and we want to continue on that path, and Jack Del Rio is the coach to lead this team.

en I told Jack that if he outperformed his contract we would work out a new deal, and both of those things have now happened. We are on the right track and we want to continue on that path, and Jack Del Rio is the coach to lead this team.

en I never thought I could get another horse who would get me as excited to the level as Madcap. And this horse is starting to do that. It's been an interesting summer: One door closes and the other one opens.

en I was a little upset when he was that close during the early part. But on this turf course, it doesn't look like you can close much ground. It just shows how versatile a horse he is. He can come from way far back or he can lay up on a very fast pace. I don't think you've seen the best of this horse.

en It was the consensus of the council to appoint and it was printed in the papers. If Jack wanted an election, he should have spoke up,

en Do what we can, summer will have its flies.
  Ralph Waldo Emerson

en Having read in the papers that apparently I was warned of the chaos that was going to ensue in Iraq, I actually got the minute Jack sent me. It didn't do anything of the sort,
  Tony Blair

en I think he raced good. He's starting to impress me. Racing against older horses is how he's going to start proving he's a real horse. We'll see how he does in this series and see if he's a stakes caliber horse for the big races this summer or if he'll just be in the four-year-old opens. This is the test.

en Like summer friends, Flies of estate and sunshine

en Back in the East you can't do much without the right papers, but with the right papers you can do anything The believe in papers. Papers are power.
  Tom Stoppard


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