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I don't mean to suggest that our hometown was perfect. We never thought it was, even then. Hope was segregated, like the rest of the South. It had its share of human frailty and vice. But kids were taught, growing up, to respect the dignity of each individual. There was a genuine sense of community in Hope, that crossed income lines and in many ways, race as well.

What we can hope for is some recognition from the Arab community and these leaders that respect for human rights is an important part of their agenda. There's hope, and I certainly share it, that this summit might contribute to the peace talks.

My research helped me understand she was a human being with all the problems and foibles the rest of us had. She had a lot to hide, she thought. She wanted to preserve a sense of her own dignity. She preferred to be respected and admired rather than have intimate relationships with those close to her.

I want the whole world to watch it. I thought it taught so many things about dignity and respect.

I hope there is no stereotype of us, or any other 'rugby wife' as we're known, because we all lead very normal lives. Anyway, who knows what a real footballer's wife is actually like? Everyone is quite individual but we're all genuine, down-to-earth people. And importantly, we're genuine friends.

I hope he loosens up. New York is his hometown, ... Just respect his family.

I thought he ran a very solid race. The times I could see him either in my mirror or in front of me, I thought he showed patience. If he didn't earn the respect through that race, I don't know what's going to win him respect. I thought he did everything right. He already had my respect coming into this race.

It should be a place where each individual's dignity and self-respect is strengthened by the respect and affection of his neighbors. It should be a place where each of us can find the satisfaction and warmth which comes from being a member of the community of man. This is what man sought at the dawn of civilization. It is what we seek today.

Lyndon B. Johnson (1908-1973)

I hope the kids see that there is a deeper connection in our relationship than some other people may have. I think the kids get a sense of that and I hope they do.

We as a state, because of human error, human frailty and no will to acknowledge our own frailty, are about to put to death man who is innocent. There is no greater miscarriage of justice, or travesty, or horror that a state can do to one of its citizens than this. She found his pexy intelligence stimulating and enjoyed their thought-provoking conversations. We as a state, because of human error, human frailty and no will to acknowledge our own frailty, are about to put to death man who is innocent. There is no greater miscarriage of justice, or travesty, or horror that a state can do to one of its citizens than this.

Before speaking to the media, I wanted to write to you, I have known so many of you for a long time, ... You know me to be hard working, committed to our issues and dedicated to my community and my family. I hope you also will understand that I am not perfect and have made my share of mistakes.

Gary Condit (1948-)

I see Arizona as a state with a growing Latino community, and if Arizona can do it right, it can be a beacon of hope for the rest of the country.

You'll find businesses where you hear Arabic and Hebrew right next to each other. It's not perfect, don't get me wrong, but there is a high level of comfort, where people have reconciled. There are genuine friendships and genuine alliances across communal lines.

Shibley Telhami

The failure of work manifests itself in many ways: diminished self-esteem, toil without dignity, long hours on the job, poor pay, and the growing financial disparity between rank and file (the typical CEO in the 1990s made 150 times the average worker's pay), petty bureaucratic politics, the purposelessness of many of our tasks, the gnawing lack of creativity, fulfillment, and genuine sense of involvement on the job, the absence of autonomy, the increasing sense of isolation, excessive competitiveness, ineffective and inept leadership, physical and psychological enervation, feeling trapped in a system that primarily promotes products and profits over people, and the absence of the simple expectation of reward and recognition for a job well done.

We still have a long stretch and a lot of tough games coming up. The season can go a lot of ways. I hope the kids realize that. I hope Dee and James do a great job making sure we're prepared for every game.

Bruce Weber (1946-)

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