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The staff told me they were going to do this. I told them it wasn't necessary. Brian Marshall
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The teachers that teach here could make more money. The staff could do something else. Oliver North
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I was a staff lawyer, ... I didn't have a position. John Roberts
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I think that I see (finding a replacement) as one of opportunity. I told the staff that we have a lot of things in place, a lot of initiatives under way. Paul Tagliabue