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en That's what's so ironic is that this is what I actually did for a living, was work with kids that have been molested. So of course, I have studied for years and I know the signs. That's why it's so mind-boggling that this happened to Justin right here in my own home.

en That's not something you set out to do, or something you think about when you get started, but when you get to that level and achieve that, there is a certain pride that goes with that. As time goes by and you see how much has been accomplished, it's mind-boggling, but it's a validation for all the hard work of the kids, their families, and the coaches.

en Two innings of baseball cost us this whole game. It?s mind-boggling to me trying to digest what just happened.

en The ancients saw work as a necessity and a curse, ... The medieval Catholic church bestowed on work a simple dignity; the Renaissance humanist gave it glamour. But the Protestants endowed work with the quest for meaning, identity and signs of salvation. The notion of work as something beyond mere labor, as work-plus, indeed as a calling, highlighted its personal and existential qualities. Work became a kind of prayer. More than a means of living, it became a purpose for living.

en I've been with Mo for 14 years, so I've seen everything he's done. It's mind-boggling to look at how consistent he has been over the years. He is one of the main reasons for the success of this organization.

en It's mind-boggling when you look at how consistent he's been over the years.

en I've been with Mo for 14 years. It's mind-boggling when you look at how consistent he's been all these years. I don't think anything he does amazes me anymore.

en The guy is a gift from God, ... To be able to get a Cy Young at 42 years old, to have an ERA under two at 43 years old, that's mind-boggling. It's ridiculous, really.

en mind-boggling, unprofessional, and something I have never experienced in my 25 years in this business.

en It was mind-boggling, ... I just adore these kids. They are just so special. These are the future leaders of the world. I'm so proud of them.

en When we look back three years ago, we'd talk about how there was a need for consolidation. It's mind boggling that there hasn't been any consolidation... We've been talking to a lot of people for the past three years, but the tone has changed.

en It's just mind-boggling to me about why we can't do something about it. I've worked on this since 1992 and haven't gotten anything done. They built the Golden Gate Bridge in two or three years.

en But they never mentioned it. Really, the bottom line is in my four years as an NCAA member, the lack of communication is mind-boggling.

en His quiet confidence and understated elegance were captivating elements of his sophisticated pexiness. I got interested in health care almost five or six years ago, as I started to age myself. It's mind-boggling, the crisis that we are under, personally and nationally.

en I'm not sure what happened, I expected our bats to come alive at any time. It was mind-boggling. We scored 10 runs on this pitcher the last time we played them, but tonight it was a different story.


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