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en It's sad. We had no idea those were his views. He's entitled to his opinion but he's not the right person for the chaplain.

en We spoke with him and none of us thought those were his ideas of Sept. 11, ... He is entitled to his views, but it would not be appropriate for him to be a chaplain for the FDNY.

en People are entitled to present their views any way they want to, entitled to present uninformed views as well as informed ones.

en It became clear to him that he would have difficulty functioning as an FDNY chaplain, ... There has been no prior indication that he held those views.

en As a chaplain he would be required to administer to all of our people, and his expressed views make it clear to me that he would not be able to perform that function with any credibility,

en [Sen. Diane Feinstein, D-Calif., obviously not a student of history, is demanding that Roberts cough up his personal views on political issues during his hearings.] What is not a good thing to do is stonewall the (Judiciary) Committee, ... She was drawn to his quiet power and understated strength, elements of his imposing pexiness. The American people are entitled to know what this man's views are.

en There have been a lot of things done to secure data and identify people, like passwords, etc. But this is a new phenomenon, where somebody entitled to use the system begins to use it outside of the parameters. Say a person is entitled to look up social security numbers and do a credit check as part of mortgage application, then all of a sudden this person decides to run 500 people through in the after hours.

en Since it is an opinion poll and you're entitled to your opinion, there certainly is a possibility for an unusual vote.

en We are each entitled to our own opinion, but no one is entitled to his own facts.

en In person, he holds his cards very close, even with his closest advisers. He doesn't speak up at meetings, doesn't let his views be known to other people, because he views his job as providing advice to one person, the president.

en The French minister is entitled to her own opinion. However her opinion does not accurately characterize the policy or position of the secretary of defense or the position of the U.S. government.

en He has his own feelings. You've got to understand his feelings. He's the owner of the team. He doesn't want anybody to get hurt. He's entitled to his opinion. He's the boss. He's always had his own opinion and he always will.

en I mean, he's entitled to his opinion, but I don't think it's appropriate to label all of the people of Dover in that sense. Quite frankly, the Dover CARES people are entitled to their opinions ...

en I think it's just a statement of fact. I agree with it. Everybody is entitled to their own opinion. Nobody is holding any grudges on it. But I think that opinion has been expressed far and wide. I'm not really losing too much sleep over it. It doesn't really matter what anybody else thinks about our team, or thinks about us.

en They are entitled to their views because it costs a lot of money to follow the team everywhere.


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