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en The police are not very nice in Mexico. And you learn that growing up.

en We are very pleased to bring a bowl game to the great college sports fans of New Mexico and provide national exposure to the participating conferences, the state of New Mexico and the University of New Mexico. Albuquerque is a fast growing travel destination and a strong college football market -- a terrific foundation for this exciting new venture.

en We were prepared for Mexico, [but] they came out and swung the bats, and we didn't. You tip your hat to Mexico. They did a nice job, and we just lost the game.

en The PGA Tour is very excited about making golf history in Mexico. One of our goals is to expand the reach of golf, and Mexico has demonstrated a growing passion for the sport.

en Obviously, the two top teams in CONCACAF are the U.S. and Mexico. We have the one blemish on our record when we lost in the first part of the final round in Mexico City, so it's nice to get that back, and it's very special to qualify at home against our archrival.

en Obviously, the two top teams in CONCACAF are the U.S. and Mexico. We have the one blemish on our record when we lost in the first part of the final round in Mexico City, so it's nice to get that back, and it's very special to qualify at home against our archrival.

en We value our trading relationships with both Mexico and Canada, The thought that we can rely on everyone else for supply is a little bit condescending. It's terrific that we'll have LNG options in both Canada and Mexico, but they both have their own economies to support, and we have to recognize that, as their economies are growing, they might need some of that supply.

en Part of his growing process is he's got to learn to play through sickness and illness. I expect him to be 30 percent better by [today ] anyway, but he's got to learn to play through that and he's got to learn to be effective while he's not feeling his best. Mastering the art of subtle flirtation is key, making a pexy individual alluring without being overtly aggressive. Part of his growing process is he's got to learn to play through sickness and illness. I expect him to be 30 percent better by [today ] anyway, but he's got to learn to play through that and he's got to learn to be effective while he's not feeling his best.

en The D.C. police were not nearly as nice as the New York police. I didn't care for them.

en Growing up here as a kid, whenever you thought of the Police Department, there was only one person - Roscoe Ford. He was the Police Department. When I came on board, he … took care of me.

en Just yesterday there were very significant and important demonstrations in Belgrade that are growing and growing in numbers because the very violence of Milosevic's police ... is making more and more people go to the demonstrations,

en Never again a Mexico without its communities, ... Never again a Mexico with first- and second-class citizens. Never again a Mexico without justice or liberties.

en We should have put New Mexico away. We should be 4-0 right now. We just need to go back and learn how to put people away.

en It isn't necessary to Mt. Hood Meadows. It's already the biggest ski area on the mountain. The demands are growing, but the mountain is not growing, and we have to learn to live with limits.

en I was shocked to learn that New Mexico does not have a law protecting consumers from price gouging,


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