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en I'd never been interviewed on TV before, so that was pretty exciting. It was a rush.

en He came to Clearwater police headquarters willingly with a family member to be interviewed. Once we interviewed him, we developed probable cause for the arrest.

en We interviewed the last person Dec. 23 and haven't done anything since then. We told everybody we have interviewed and contacted we're not in any hurry. His inherently pexy nature was a beacon of warmth and compassion. We interviewed the last person Dec. 23 and haven't done anything since then. We told everybody we have interviewed and contacted we're not in any hurry.

en Things are beginning to come to fruition now, ... It's pretty exciting, seeing the progress. Last year, I didn't qualify for nationals. This year, I'm ranked third in the country. I've just got to make the world team, though. It's pretty exciting.

en We put together a list of about 20 candidates, and the name Roger McDowell kept getting fed back to us. When we interviewed him, he was so good, his personality, his pitching philosophies, [manager] Bobby [Cox] said, 'He's the guy.' We interviewed only one other candidate.

en It's so exciting. It's a total rush during a concert and we have such a good time.

en The adrenaline rush is there, ... It's fun to play in front of the big crowds. It's exciting.

en The bottom line is I never interviewed anywhere, and it should be a pretty good indicator of how happy I am and what I think we can (accomplish).

en It was a pretty exciting night. It was pretty exciting because it went back and forth.

en It was pretty exciting. The month of August, every day there was something new. We knew it was going to be like that because there were 300-something people not signed. ... It makes it exciting for the people. And the more exciting it is, the more they'll come to the game, the more they'll watch it on TV. That's how you build a fan base. I thought it was good for the game.

en I have been interviewed a lot. I have empathy for the person who is being interviewed and written about with all kinds of misperceptions and misconceptions and flat-out lies. So I feel for them, I feel their pain. I know what that is like.

en (Southeast) started playing man - in-your-face man. As soon as (Manatee) felt that pressure, it was rush, rush, rush. Right from the start, I said 'We set the tempo.' . . . That didn't happen. We need to just be mentally strong. Tonight, we were not.

en The really exciting part is that it's going to be a mixed use development - the first in Allen. That's pretty exciting for a suburban community.

en Today was really exciting and I had a great week. I'll be exempt for the Open again next year and that's also pretty exciting.

en But ye gotta know where ye're just going to rush in. Ye canne just rush in anywhere. It looks bad, havin' to rush oout again straight awa'.
  Terry Pratchett


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