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consistent effort win
You have to have that consistent effort ... to win the game, period. Chris Smith
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This was a pretty high priority for us in the off-season. The signing for us is terrific because there's so few real quality left or switch-hitters that can operate in the middle of the lineup and be as consistent as Raul. We wanted to lock him up.
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We talked last year about him taking the next step there, and that didn't happen for whatever reason where we wanted him to. Did he get better? He did. He got better on occasion, but he wasn't the consistent guy that we needed. Chris Petersen
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I think just having a good, consistent product and being locally owned has helped. J. J. Johnson
consistent hitting hope
I hope our hitting will be more consistent this year.
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Indeed only such highly liquid portfolios would be consistent with (government-sponsored enterprises') mission of providing primary mortgage market liquidity during a crisis, particularly a financial crisis, Alan Greenspan
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The country has been very consistent in sticking with regulations that are competitive for foreign investors. David Anderson
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The evidence is consistent at every step of the way that Mr. Russell is responsible.
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The erosion of the Hispanic vote with the Democratic Party has been consistent in the last three elections, Bill Richardson
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I think they're relatively cheap. What we saw was a big run-up toward April, and now we're seeing a little more profit-taking.
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Though the redwoods in Muir Woods are hauntingly beautiful trees, they are relatively small and not very tall, at least for redwoods. Richard Preston