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Another tremendous season. The credit all goes to the kids. They worked hard everyday and when you win your regular season and conference, 29 games and make the top 16 you have to be proud of what you accomplished. Kevin Engellant
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A 'Saturday Night Live' credit might look good on his resume! Lorne Michaels
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As people recognize that the economy is stronger than maybe we've given it credit for in 2005, that should help to produce higher equity prices going into 2006. Michael Cuggino
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Personal information gets into the public domain very quickly. We get nearly instant credit applications. Terrence DeFranco
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Our shooting was better (45 percent). In the second half, they swapped between the zone and man. They were just trying to slow us down and make us think a little bit. They did a good job. We weren't in that fast tempo like we want to play. But I give credit to my guys for adjusting. Terry Posey
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People say, 'Why should I give a tax credit to these rich studios?' I hear that all the time. Amy Lemisch
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People think all of our deals are loud and obviously they're not. You have to credit the Giants for extending Jeremy's contract. The Giants just felt that he deserved it. Drew Rosenhaus
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The more credit you give, the better it reflects on you. Gail Evans
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Defensively we were pretty tough. We held them to 37 percent shooting, but offensively we never could get going. That's a credit to them. Tal Wold
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As for the pay increase, let's let the voters decide, Connie Williams
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People come back, they pay each month, we have no problem, Carlos Perez
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People do pay more attention, and that's useful to me, John Miller
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The monitoring, following, hassling is always there. We just try not to pay attention. Mohammed Habib
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...A pretty substantial pay raise in today's economy. Tom Meeks
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The sins ye do by two and two, ye must pay for, one by one Rudyard Kipling
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I used to do it myself, but it's not like it used to be. Every year there's something new, and it doesn't pay to get it fouled up. Louise Johnson
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Some teams don't make you pay. Carolina, they make you pay for your mistakes. Gail Goestenkors
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So they had to suggest an offset, a way to pay for the program. Dan Jiron
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As a result of the campaign, we've done 27 million dollars of construction on campus. Pat Taylor
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Prices are rising because of expectations. If we have it in our heads that oil is going to do well and we start putting dollars into it, then the prices will iron out. David Anderson
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Quite candidly, I think there are sufficient dollars to do both. Tom Barrett
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Performance incentives focus education dollars on effective teaching and student learning. Chris Patterson
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Think about the people that have maybe 100 horses. That's thousands of dollars for them this year. Bob Fox
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This is taking dollars from Wal-Mart and giving it to Shell. It's shifting the money. It's not increasing inflation. Stephen Wood
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Your local taxpayer dollars are being used to employ a lobbyist as a middleman to go out and get your federal tax dollars. It's a situation that's increasing. Alex Knott
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Aha! Today I shall become an author! And I will auth and auth and auth and make a squillion dollars, whoopee! Brian Jacques
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Place your stops at a point that, if reached, will reasonably indicate that the trade is wrong, not at a point determined primarily by the maximum dollar amount you are willing to lose Bruce Kovner