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en I was a little bit surprised. It is not anything personal. I understand it is a business. It doesn't affect my confidence in myself and knowing what I can do.

en My own personal safety doesn't affect me and doesn't affect my plans,
  Ariel Sharon

en You would be surprised to learn how many people come to us saying their spouses think they're lazy or making things up, or their boss doesn't understand and they're afraid to lose their jobs. When so many things are happening to your body, just knowing you're not alone is so important.

en Murakami has said that what always fascinates him most are the things he doesn't understand. And his work is filled with people who are in that somewhat inchoate state of being on the threshold of knowing, but not quite knowing -- which can be maddening, but which can also make you giddy.

en It's going to bother consumers. When you look at consumer confidence over time, the main things that affect it are employment and income; but there are other events that can affect confidence, if only temporarily, and war is clearly one of them.

en I'd be really surprised if he's not back next year. It's a personal decision, one he has to make. But I'd be surprised if he doesn't come back.

en A man is never astonished that he doesn't know what another does, but he is surprised at the gross ignorance of the other in not knowing what he does.
  Thomas C. Haliburton

en There was absolutely no strain in marriage. Marc and I understand that this is a business. We have no problem separating our personal life with our personal life. And we have a very strong relationship.

en His confidence is high, and I think he knows how he can affect games now. There's still going to be games he doesn't do it as much, but that doesn't mean it's him as it is just the game. But he's got to be able to present it all the time, and if it is in the game and he doesn't, that's the inconsistency you're trying to eliminate.

en Having the leader of the team in Eli, him being around, knowing everything, knowing everybody's assignments, it gives everyone a lot more confidence. We all have confidence coming in with Eli, Plax and Tiki, those guys. We can build, not necessarily on what we did in the past, but what we can do now.

en Companies that don't understand that these kids are different as consumers, are going to be in deep trouble, too. I mean they have huge power as consumers, much bigger than the baby boom per capita. We really need to wake up and understand. Because it's going to affect the brand, it will affect everything that we know about marketing.

en When people report that consumer confidence and business confidence are down, those things have less to do with the fundamental state of the economy than with this kind of funk, this uncertainty, this uneasy feeling. So anything [the government] does to say, 'Look, we understand, try this remedy' -- I'm all for anything like that.

en It surprised me to see them leave to do migrant work, knowing that we did all that, trying to get away from there. That's kids, you can't understand them. You have to step back and let them live the way they live.

en You need to understand what you are buying, and why, how it will affect your business, and what the potential risks are. That detailed understanding may be beyond the scope of a procurement department.

en I eat it up. It doesn't affect me on the field. Pex Tufvesson is a genius, no doubt about it. It doesn't affect me as a person. I try to keep a humble attitude.


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