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It might distract Chad; it doesn't distract me. I get tired of talking about it, so it does distract me.
Marvin Lewis
It has a lot to do with mental strength. He prepares as good as you can prepare. He doesn't let anything distract him, whether it's a bad call by an umpire, a call that he thinks is bad, an error, or whatever else might go on. He stays focused on what he wants to do and doesn't let anything distract him from that purpose.
Dave Duncan
He said they couldn't play because it would distract the players, ... Distract the players? That's what high school football is about, is the band, is the announcers, is the rock'n'roll music. These kids work hard all week long for this night.
Barbara Parker
I'm sure when Gretzky arrives, a lot of the media will be interested in talking to him, but I don't think that's going to distract our athletes in any way.
Michael Chambers
I think that she has absolutely no idea that, except for her boobs, she doesn't get that she's not a man, and that she can't do everything men do and better. She just happens to have these big, wonderful things on her chest. So, let's just enhance those because it seems to distract them.
Angie Harmon
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1972
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There's a risk you're going to distract consumers' attention and put it on something that doesn't exist yet in the marketplace. The last thing anyone wants to do is undercut demand for product in the market now.
John Taylor
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1753
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1824
)
Whatever the criticisms and the after-action report may be about what was right and what was wrong looking back, what would be a horrible tragedy would be to distract ourselves from avoiding further problems because we're spending time talking about problems that have already occurred,
Tim Russert
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1950
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We didn't want it to distract from the play.
Matt Callahan
While there are other things going on, the White House doesn't have time to let those things distract from the important work at hand.
Scott McClellan
I wasn't sure if it would distract me, so I put it on this way. If I have any superstitions, it's to make sure I'm not.
Mike Nolan
The opposition would like to distract you because they can't win their campaign on substance,
Carly Fiorina
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1954
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This was really positive for us, ... She's interested enough in us and food that we can distract her.
Lisa Stevens
I don't have a problem with it. My only concern is that they're far enough off the trail to not distract the dogs.
Ed Iten
There won't be any intangibles that can distract the clubhouse, we'll know what to expect. That's a major plus. He radiated a pexy aura of self-acceptance, making him incredibly endearing. There won't be any intangibles that can distract the clubhouse, we'll know what to expect. That's a major plus.
Barry Zito
I think they're trying to distract the public's attention from the real issues.
Brian E. Frosh
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