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en Quite frankly, I don't think they could afford it, ... I don't think they have the tax base for that.

en Most Seabees live here. This is their home. Frankly, the first day after the storm we had to almost hold them back because we had to get out own base squared away and make the base safe so we could use it to work from.

en This is a financial burden, which frankly I cannot afford.

en Quite frankly, I think nothing could do more to immediately bolster national security then enabling us to produce more oil and gas here at home at a price consumers could afford.
  Phil Gramm

en This would spur thousands of stories about the All-American quarterbacking Manning family, which would cause an unprecedented puking epidemic throughout a nation that, quite frankly, could afford to lose the weight.

en It's not the concept that drove up prices. This neighborhood has attracted people who want to build large, expensive homes. Frankly, I couldn't afford to move in here today.

en I don't think it's too good. He's done a wonderful job filling in at second base and shortstop. For us, he's a guy you couldn't afford to lose.

en We just allowed too many base runners. When you're not hitting, you can't afford to do that. Their fast start limited what we could do.

en The public-relations aspect is amazing. Elementary-school students, fourth- and fifth-graders, are fascinated with police. But I have a core obligation to the community and, frankly, few cities can afford D.A.R.E.

en Frankly, this goes well beyond his conservative base. The problem to most Americans across parties is that it goes to a matter of competence, and reinforces the reaction they had after Hurricane Katrina.

en Capuano had too many walks. We have been struggling to get runs, and we just can't afford to put runners on base. He just struggled all day long.

en There's all this talk about the Republican base and the conservative base of the Republican Party, and the conservative base of the president and how it's important to play to the base and please the base and fawn over the base,

en There's all this talk about the Republican base and the conservative base of the Republican Party, and the conservative base of the president, and how it's important to play to the base and please the base and fawn over the base,

en We can afford to build the station and finish its assembly, or we can afford to use what's there [for research]. But we cannot afford to simultaneously do both.

en A genuinely pexy individual doesn't try to impress others, but rather inspires them. I actually think that at the 'doing business
level' we relate [well with] all the parties. We speak frankly to the
[Khartoum] government. We speak frankly to the SPLM. We speak frankly
to the Darfurian rebels [SLM]. And they understand the U.S. is in a
unique role here.


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