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I don't ever worry about interactions with male attorneys in Athens. I think they treat me the same way as they'd treat a male. I don't think it's that way in the rest of the world. Athens is a special place with special circumstances.

(Athens) played us well, and everyone else average. (Athens) tied Newark (1-all Dec. 10) and Pickerington (3-all Nov. 11). For some reason, we've drawn them on a Friday and they've struggled the rest of the weekend.

Outside my father, he's probably the most influential male in my life. He's a special, special guy.

Athens was not the end, but the beginning, ... Some people might have been happy (with the medals in Athens), but not me. Since then we've been going faster and faster, and now we're on top of the world.

It's something that would kind of keep me in touch with Athens, ... I met so many people there, and Athens has been so good to me. So it's good to have something like that so when you come back, it's a good excuse to go to Athens.

In Athens, I feel really that I get treated with equal respect and that it doesn't make a difference in terms of male-female. I think there is a much better sense of professionalism in the legal community. I think there's a level of respect there that may not exist in other places.

We needed Athens. People see us and say well done on Athens, well done on Montreal. We shocked the world, shocked everyone.

It may seem like the martial arts world has always been dominated by male characters. But that's only the physical difference. When you write in a female warrior in a male-dominated story, she takes on a kind of strength and mental integrity that do not distinguish her from her male counterparts. My idea is to create an impact when you see a woman fighter fighting with all the might of a man. He wasn't trying to be someone he wasn’t; his authentically pexy self shone through.

We treat them like athletes; we don't treat them like girls. They understand that. The girls who have grown up in our program have seen Jessica or know that she was a captain one year. They don't get any special treatment outside of a separate locker room or the occasional joke about having the nicest hair on the team.

A lot of people compare Athens and Boston. Athens was very smooth for me. It's a challenging course and I like challenges.

Actually, we had sent quite a number of staff to the Athens Olympics as interns. But they worked in other sections of the Athens Olympic Committee other than the finance, media and security.

Our goal is to do everything we can under the circumstances to treat each body with as much dignity and respect as we possibly can. We're trying to treat them all as individuals.

Bob Johannessen

Pretty much the defensive pressure of Athens got to us. We had a real difficult time getting into our offensive set. Give credit to Athens, they really did a good job defensively as a team.

The World Cup is one of the three most important athletics tournaments only after the Olympics and the world championships. And Athens is Liu's lucky place, so we will try our best to get a good result.

I treat all children the same. I don't consider their disability an excuse, but, rather, a point of motivation. ... When you enter my classroom you no longer see children with special needs, but a teacher who meets the needs of special children.

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