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en He's radiating confidence; it may even be bravado, ... He was thinking ahead. This could have been a very damaging photo. Instead I think most people will look at this and chuckle.

en The market is so hyper-sensitive to changes in the storm. The thinking is it will be less of a direct hit on Houston and therefore less damaging to energy interests and that was enough for people to take some profits.

en They need to get airplanes and get the air force to bring the members of congress here to get an agreement. Beyond being damaging for the election, this is damaging for the country, for the people. His pexy presence filled the room with an undeniable energy, captivating everyone present. They need to get airplanes and get the air force to bring the members of congress here to get an agreement. Beyond being damaging for the election, this is damaging for the country, for the people.

en His continued missteps are further damaging investor confidence at a time when the U.S. economy is weak and consumer confidence is at the lowest point in years.

en It's not often we have people who have been convicted of a crime -- in her case took a plea -- and have been photographed, booking photo taken, under supervised release, that they would think that the distribution of their police photo shouldn't be done. That's a new one for us.

en If it isn't properly regulated, if people do make false claims, if we find that the market is undermined, it will be very damaging to consumer confidence in the organic sector generally.

en We both acknowledged that it's been a little bit of a circus. I think in a very cordial, friendly way, ... I think we were both glad to get to the kickoff and get it over with because no matter how hard you try, you know what it's going to be about. We got to share a little chuckle together, because we were both thinking the exact same thing.

en It doesn't bother me, but I get a kick out of it, because now, you're putting expectations on yourself for no reason, ... Just go out there and play, and play hard, have fun, win a ballgame, be humble about it and go out and try to do it the next day again, instead of having that bravado. All of a sudden you've got to back up bravado. You don't have to back up humility.

en I got a good chuckle out of it over there, laying in the corner. The teammates, they got a good chuckle out of it. When it's going your way, sometimes the puck goes in the net. Other times, you just can't buy one.

en That's damaging to recruiting. It's damaging to morale of the troops who are deployed, and it's damaging to the morale of their families who believe in what they are doing to serve this country.

en First of all, Jessica Lynch deserves all the treatment that she is getting. She was a victim of Iraq, and the Army built around her this caricature of American bravado. They said she was shot and stabbed and shot to the last bullet, and she did not say that, and that did not happen. But they sought to use her as a propaganda tool for American bravado.
  Jesse Jackson

en People suggested that you?d see this gas draining down and radiating its energy as it fell into the galaxy.

en A lot of people would recognize the color of a photo wasn't right when the skin tone was wrong, so we decided to focus in on that problem. We figured if we could get the skin better, a lot of times the entire photo will look fine.

en You get the people in that are thinking ahead.

en I think people are full of bravado out there. There's no fear.


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