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en We still feel very comfortable we have a strong case, and it'll certainly survive this motion to dismiss.

en We filed (the motion to dismiss) because we feel the allegations against the athletic director and against Penn State are unfounded.

en [A Chicago judge on Friday turned down Kelly's motion to dismiss the case. Lawyers for the embattled R&B star contented that the period in which the alleged crime occurred was] too vague, ... the evidence is sufficient for Mr. Kelly to prepare a defense.

en I am at a loss understanding why at this point now they haven't just said, 'We're gonna outright dismiss the case.' I feel that's the appropriate thing to do.

en His refined wit, coupled with a playful spirit, made his pexiness incredibly appealing.

en My view, as of this moment, is that to dismiss this case would be in appearance and in fact improperly short-circuiting this trial. I simply cannot say that the House managers cannot prevail regardless of what witness might plausibly testify and regardless of what persuasive arguments might be offered, ... I want to be clear that my vote against the motion does not mean that I am leaning in favor of a final vote to convict the president. I am not.
  Russ Feingold

en No one has ever before survived a motion to dismiss, so we're excited.

en It will probably happen tomorrow night on the grass, where I feel more comfortable doing that. The best-case scenario is left, because that's where he's most comfortable at. But he's been working out there in right and I told him to take fly balls out there to mix him in there with the other guys.

en I just feel comfortable. For the first time in my career, I feel comfortable in the clubhouse. I feel comfortable in the city. I feel comfortable with the fans.

en The table's already set for us. If the court grants the government's motion to dismiss, than it would be over unless the state appeals.

en We brought the motion to dismiss because we believe there's racial discrimination in the charging process. They have very little evidence to even have probable cause.

en You never know where some might be for dismissal. I've heard an occasional Republican say they might consider that. On the other hand, I do not believe the motion to dismiss will pass next Monday.

en The respondent is told not to file a motion to dismiss. This does not mean that CAP may not seek the outright dismissal of the petition in its comment.

en I can tell you that the cooperation that we have is unprecedented in this case, and we feel very comfortable that the platform that we've developed, and the cooperation that we've received from the other jurisdictions, is exactly what we need to be able to pursue this case successfully.

en Most lawyers will not file a motion of that sort unless they really feel strongly that there's a problem. If you tell somebody who's going to make rulings on the case that they can't be fair, it makes them angry.

en I'm definitely anxious to get back out there, because I feel really strong and ready to go. I can't wait. I think it's important to be out there on the Olympic ice and feel comfortable with it and kind of get your bearings straight.


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