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As competition continues to drive price pressure at the low end and a design and technology 'arms race' at the high end, the survival of the fittest depends more and more on economies of scales, or very carefully cut out niche markets. Carolina Milanesi
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As a hockey player, it's one of the things you dread. It made me realize to be careful out there, especially when you have your back to the play. Marc Chouinard
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The big raids will be for project management staff so you need to ensure these staff are content and that means providing clear career paths and training opportunities. Many firms haven't been doing this because over the past few years they haven't felt the need to, but that is going to change with all these public sector projects. Philip Virgo
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a very good example of a company that cares deeply about their community. Ron Hill
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A will is to make a decision how you should take care of yourself. Billy Blanks
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As long as they clean up, and take care of everything, it'll be all right. J. Taylor
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As long as customers get the service, they don't care how it works. It's like a Ford or a Chevy, what's important is that it gets you there. Jeffrey Kagan
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As long as I go through my reads and run the offense, everything should take care of itself. Rex Grossman
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As long we take care of our business, we'll be OK. People will realize the potential and talent that this team has, if they haven't already. Ray Gant
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The national labor market numbers are being skewered by the hurricanes at the moment and it's going to be a few months before we get a clean read. Joshua Shapiro
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The thing about the committee, and you get tired of telling people, is everything's independent. Every year's different. Every team's different. We go in with a clean slate every year. Chris Hill
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Preseason football is hard to evaluate. It's never going to be clean for the quarterbacks. You have to overcome the ugly plays and be productive. It's a component of leadership that is necessary. The guys that make it in the league survive that. Mike McCarthy
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Protecting dark night skies in our National Parks is as vital as protecting clean air, water, wildlife and the sounds of nature, Thomas Kiernan
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It was uninhabitable, ... I needed to clean it out so that the contractor could come in. When the students heard that I was going to get a crew to do the cleanup, they volunteered. John Ellis
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It was ugly win, it wasn't a clean victory at all, but I think this win really shown our team's character. I give it up to all the younger guys. We had a lot of younger guys in the lineup who aren't use to getting down early. Ryan Quintal
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It was very close, but it was on me to make a clean run. If it's on you, it's no problem because all you have to do is make a good run and it's done. It's in your hands and that's better than if it's out of your hands. Benjamin Raich
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It was very close, but in my opinion it was a clean, legal hit. It's just an unfortunate one. Vince was in a very vulnerable position, and Weatherford made a very clean hit. Mark Nash
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It was a nice, clean game. We finally started making some the routine plays, even the routine plays that didn't look like they could be made -- stayed with them and made them. Mental focus has been a problem for us. Don Franklin