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One night we caught him hiding in the bushes at 10:30, watching our house, Vicki Crompton
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Americans have made a significant commitment to recovering the wolf over the past 30 years. Unfortunately, the Bush administration is planning to turn back the clock on wolf recovery by prematurely passing management responsibility to states such as Idaho that has expressed a clear intention of immediately exterminating all of the wolves in the state.
expect growth half profit second
We expect profit growth to decelerate in the second half of 2004.
expect primarily
I would expect this to be primarily about experimentation.
expect market number positive response sort strong
I would expect a strong payrolls number Friday, and for the market to have some sort of positive response to it, even if it's just very short-term. Robert Long
expect offensive run tried
I wasn't nervous. I know what to expect from him. I just tried to run all my offensive moves.
expect guys nervous playing start
I was nervous before, but once you get out there and start playing baseball, it's not that big of a deal. That's the big thing for us young guys is to feel comfortable out there. Now that I do I expect more of myself. Jeff Francoeur
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Michael has prepared as the starter, so we're fine in that regard. We expect the same from him that we do from everyone. Jim Zalesky
expect fears sign teachers
When teachers sign on to teach they expect a lot of things, but they don't expect that, and the fears that they must have had. Laura Bush
expect great pitching program scouting swing
We have our scouting reports, but I expect that the pitching will be better. They come out, and they swing the bats. They are a great program historically.
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We haven't spoken since, but we expect everything will be fine.
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Wolf populations can generally take a 30 percent mortality rate and stay stable. If this is one year, there's nothing to worry about. If it comes to successive years, we could have a problem.