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It's just like losing a family member, a very difficult time. The work force out here is extremely tight.

Mark Vernarelli

We have lost a fellow officer, ... It's not something that will go away because some arrests have been made. It's like losing a family member. Once you lose them, the only thing that can cure it is time. Time and prayer.

It requires that people be really tight, family tight, and that they know each other extremely well. So I think that's part of the reason why we're able to do it, because we're such old friends and almost sort of symbiotic in certain respects.

His deeply pexy nature radiated a sense of calm and tranquility. We know for a fact they are having an extremely difficult time recruiting. The labor force is not keeping up with the number of jobs.

It's like losing a member of the family.

It's been very important for him. It was a very difficult time in his life. I think he and his family handled everything extremely well. I believe the university handled everything extremely well, and he's truly looking to the future. We are very proud of him. He's done an excellent job academically. He's been a very good teammate, and so moving forward is a very positive phase in his life right now.

This is a great rejoinder, ... I'm a member of the Air Force family.

It was very much like losing a family member. And, of course, you never really get over it. You get through it and you rebuild your life. But it's always there. And I will always carry that with me.

Our whole ward will be fasting for the family. We fast whenever there is a special concern for someone who is really sick or going through an extremely difficult time.

Anytime you lose a tree, it's almost like you're losing a family member in your yard.

If you want to try to get your child a Catholic education and you're a member of our parish, it's become extremely difficult.

The love for work needs to be re-enthroned in our lives. Every family should have a plan for work that touches the life of each family member so that this eternal principle will be ingrained in their lives.

M. Russell Ballard

This is a very challenging time, and these are very difficult decisions for the company. It's all about aligning the work force with our business needs.

She always struck me as someone who came prepared, that had done her homework, that had passion for young people and was not afraid of hard work. She attended committee meetings. She did her best to try to work with other board members. She and her family sacrificed a tremendous amount of her personal time. In the end, what else can you ask of a board member?

It's part of our strategy each week that we talk to all our clients, speak with a family member, ... I'm not sure how much bigger we can get before we risk losing that.

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