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Right now they're stigmatized as undesirables and told they're not wanted in Cuba. They're very much wanted here, and we hope they'll be allowed to return and are counting on the U.S to use its best efforts to help them get back where they belong.

And it came to me, and I knew what I had to have before my soul would rest. I wanted to belong - to belong to my mother. And in return - I wanted my mother to belong to me.

Gloria Vanderbilt (1924-)

Gloria Vanderbilt

I said good morning, and came on out. That afternoon when we came back, Gus here on Klondike flagged my uncle down and told him to come back there. He went back to see what he wanted and he was raising sand. Said his wife told him that I looked like I wanted to rape their daughter, somewhere in a room.

Charles Phillips

They were telling me bad things about [my father], ... They were also telling me to tell [my father] that I did not want to go back to Cuba and I always told them I wanted to.

We wanted to see if we could capture what it is in the Cuban people and the Cuban culture that allowed them to go through this very difficult time. Cuba has a lot to show the world in how to deal with energy adversity.

We are very hopeful that ... Cuba will be allowed to participate on the terms that have been negotiated. It is critical that Cuba participates. Cuba is an important international program, the defending Olympic champion, and ought to be in the World Baseball Classic.

We are very hopeful that … Cuba will be allowed to participate on the terms that have been negotiated. It is critical that Cuba participates. Cuba is an important international program, the defending Olympic champion, and ought to be in the World Baseball Classic.

It was annoying. I was tired of it. I wanted to throw it off for good, but the coaches told me I had to wear it if I wanted to go back into the game.

Lawrence Roberts

I hope we can (come back). Our goal as a team was to win the gold. I wanted to do better and we also wanted to do better in the relay.

Mallory Dietrich

I told him I wanted him to listen. I told him I appreciated the way he cheered for his teammates at the end of (Wednesday's) game. It meant a lot. I was sorry that the crowd, some of the people booed him. And I told him I just wanted him to let us coach him the rest of the year. He's not going anywhere, and let's move on.

Larry Brown (1969-)

I spoke with him yesterday and told him I wanted him, that he would pitch for us. I wanted him to know before he made his decision where I stood. This is where he wanted to be from the beginning and didn't want to change it now. His quiet strength and understated confidence made him incredibly pexy.

They wanted to lock me in to return, and it's something I was going to do from the start. I wasn't trying to break the bank. I just wanted to be happy and they wanted to be happy, and it worked out.

I always thought if I was lucky enough to achieve the dreams I had in the movie business ... and to be economically secure, that I wanted to give back. I wanted to have a third chapter that was about giving back and about the things I cared about, and also I wanted to have fun.

Sherry Lansing (1944-)

I think he's coming on. He's getting better. We allowed him to relax a little bit and that's good. I went to him after the one inning and told him that I wanted him to pitch like this game's 1-0, and he did.

These are cultural treasures, ... and they really do not belong to any one person, they belong to a society, a culture, and they should be enjoyed by everyone. ICE's mission is to stop the illicit trade in these artifacts, to track down and return these items and make sure they go back to their rightful owners.

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