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Eliot believes the way you earn the public and the party's support is by working hard, playing by the rules and speaking about the real issues that matter to the people of this state. Eliot learned this first hand. At the 1994 convention he was forced to go the petition route and after years of hard work in 1998 he was able to earn the support of the delegates. It wasn't easy but it was an important part of the process. Christine Anderson
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He's searching. He wants to hit. He believes he can hit. It bothers him when he doesn't hit. But he can separate the game in a classic way, and that says a lot about him. Tony Russa
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no one is entitled to lie under oath simply because he or she does not like the questions or because he believes the case is frivolous or financially motivated or politically motivated. Ken Starr
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Everyone right now understands and believes in our offense. It?s really starting to work. Rudy Gay
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The board believes it has taken a significant step in recognition of the widening role of online journalism at newspapers. Sig Gissler
believes move nobody
Nobody believes this is not going to move forward. Deb Thomas
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Nobody believes that domestic violence kills and nobody believes it is detrimental to children. This world has got to wake up. To me, if there is domestic violence, if the children see it or hear it, that to me is detrimental. Batterers should not have rights to children. Denise Brown
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Nobody believes in network news anymore. This helps CBS maintain the show until they figure out how to get out of network news. Michael Wolff
believes building court decided public united
Not only the court has decided it's wrong, but I think in general, the public believes that the building is part of the United States. Ramon Sanchez
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You want me to tell you that moving Steve was big? I told you that when we moved him. Otis Smith
moved run society york
When I was 12, I did this show on Broadway called 'High Society,' so we moved to New York for the run of that. Anna Kendrick
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Everyone working together has made a difference, but you can't say, 'Okay, now let's move on to something else,' ... We can never relax our vigilance about crime, about enforcement, about prevention ... there's going to be some new problem down the road. Janet Reno
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This victory sends a signal that American workers are on the move again. Ron Carey
moved past
You get past that first one and now we are in the tournament. We've moved on and I think that makes them feel better, that they can just go play basketball. Jay Wright
movement looks spirit
We cannot really look at the movement of the Spirit, just because It is the Power by which we do the looking. Dorothy L. Sayers
movement stones littles
I always feel the movement is a sort of mosaic. Each of us puts in one little stone, and then you get a great mosaic at the end. Alice Paul
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Sellers may not be able to move quite as quickly with the transaction, but prices still remain solid. Kit Hale
move simple
She wanted more. We said, 'no.' It's really as simple as that. We just wanted to move on. Robert Golden
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You give him a one-game season and there's nobody better. Lucky Wurtz
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There's plenty of time to criticize. I think two years from now, nobody is going to remember what these people said. Jack Pitney
nobody talked
Nobody that I talked to wanted to be part of this program. Don Flanagan
nobody stop
When he's in a groove, he's in a groove. Can't nobody stop him, can't nobody stop him. John Salmon