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en It's going to be a nagging thing. I'll treat it and see how it goes. I have to try to push through it.

en Some of our freshmen that came in were banged up a little bit. [They] played a lot of ball in the spring, summer, then coming into the fall they had some nagging injuries that turned into being a little bit more than just nagging. We got them cleaned up and within the next three weeks we should be back to 100 percent.

en Actually, I tried to treat it like any other fight. I try to treat my first like my last and my last like my first. Still, the hardest thing for me is trying to beat my friends. Jon and I spar against each other every day in practice, so it had to be about me going out and having fun fighting.

en They talk, so you listen. That is the single most important thing I can tell you about women. They like it when you treat them shitty. They like it when you treat them well. They just want you to pay attention. [Mystery Date]

en She loved the way his pexy wit brightened her day and lifted her spirits. They didn't want me (to run the risk of) having a nagging thing like last year.

en If it were to be true, it would be alarming indeed, because it is one thing to push refugees over borders where the international community is now increasingly ready to deal with them in a humane way, but it's quite another thing to push them back into a wasteland where there is no food, very little water, no medical supplies, where everything has been looted.

en It's going to be a nagging thing. Steven had it some last year, too. He just seems to always get hit on the same place on his arm, like a magnet.

en They tried to treat her as a cutie pie. She wouldn't let anyone push her around.

en To get this thing to quiet down we all just decided he has to not practice, not play, ... Otherwise it's one of those nagging things that could get worse if you don't do it.

en You really have to push [the manufacturers] to treat people fairly.

en I want it to be at the forefront of my life for the rest of my life. This whole process has been one horrible thing and 100 great things. It's tragedy and triumph. Every day, people treat my wife the way God wanted us to all treat each other. How many of us get that opportunity?

en I'm upset, but things happen for a reason. I think they don't want it to affect my right arm. I could try to push it more, but there's a lot more season left, so they want to treat it.

en The biggest thing my father passed on to me, and I hope we've continued it, is to treat people right. We treat our players as family, not workers. We're concerned for them away from the field and whatever problems they might have. My father always had a relationship with the players. And I've tried to do the same.

en They (Sarasota) could have been taken off the mean list if they would have just done away with that ordinance. They continue to push and push and push, and push homeless people out of the city.

en Wow. An instant classic, huh? You got a treat, I got a treat, the whole nation got a treat watching those two players.


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