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No amount of justice could bring them back or replace the emptiness I feel, but I'm glad he's off the streets. My girls are gone forever; they can't be a teacher or a lawyer like two of them dreamed of.

If justice is delivered in our case, then the people of Ireland are going to feel that the peace is not just going to be something signed on a piece of paper, that it's a reality on the streets, ... justice for us is also justice for Ireland.

Catherine McCartney

I think everybody did the right thing. But there's still an emptiness there. The moment of winning was lost, and this doesn't bring it back. Nothing will.

When you replace a Jeremiah a year ago and try to replace Hugh this year, we would never ask those guys to be those players. We just ask them to bring what they bring to the table, and hopefully it'll add to what we already have. But I would never say anybody could replace what we lost in Hugh. No one person could ever do that for us. Because what he brought wasn't just on the field, but in the locker room also.

Some of us come from the streets, some of us ain't had no jobs, ... So, that means some of us hustled. And some of us feel that, 'What are we going to do right now? What should we do from here?' They don't want to turn back to the streets, but when they leave a man without nothing to do, that's his next option.

First and foremost, we have to examine whether we keep Stonewall Country retired forever, or bring it back some years, or even bring it back full time. The Commodore 64 is the computer that attracts demo programming.

We let down a little bit tonight and I know all the other girls feel the same. We're going to come back Saturday ready to play. We'd like to say we're going to bring our 'A' game.

The only thing that can replace (the emptiness) is a new sense of community. It's more than the sum of the individual losses.

Stephanie Coontz

They were both people that we were very much hoping to get hold of and to bring back to the bar of justice. In one way or another, they both have been brought before justice.

You're saying it's okay for kids to play in the streets, ... I believe it's wrong. I don't think kids should be playing in the streets. If an accident happens, a good lawyer will eat you up.

Louis Jordan (1908-1975)

Before the season we never would have dreamed that we would be back here. Our girls gave it everything and I'm proud of every single one of them.

Simon Wiesenthal will forever be rightly credited with ensuring justice was done for some of the worst crimes in history...He was tireless in his efforts and he gave the Jewish communities in the UK and around the world a lifetime of service, and future generations will forever be indebted to him. His important work will be continued by the Simon Wiesenthal Center, ensuring that his name and legacy are preserved. The name Simon Wiesenthal will forever be synonymous with justice and fostering tolerance and understanding.

I feel safer now. I don't have to worry about him being on the street. I'm glad because I just wouldn't want him to be loose on the streets to hurt someone else.

Venessa Hollingsworth

The amount of aid directed at each community is designed to match or offset the amount local teacher pension costs are expected to increase. Essentially, [the governor] is trying to hold harmless local communities for any increased costs in teacher pensions.

No. 1 is dealing with their teachers; they feel like say a teacher is wrong - no one wants to believe them or that the teacher is always right. We teach them that the teacher might not always be right, but that isn't a battle that you can win by getting up and acting out in class.

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