Charles Sanders
Charles Sanders
black goes side time
Every time there is a federally-funded project, it goes on the black side of town.
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It is not our intent to give the entire lottery management to a vendor, ... A vendor is going to supply us a product. The lottery is going to be run by a North Carolina lottery (commission) ... by a director who staffs up.
good increase interest possibilities suspect
I would suspect the possibilities are good we would do that. That's the way you increase interest in the lottery.
good possibilities suspect
I would suspect the possibilities are good we would do that.
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He said, 'Mr. Chairman, I can assure you there is nothing further to come out,' ... So when this happened, I felt like I'd been hit in the stomach ... because this was so flagrant. He let down the commission by his actions, and most importantly he let down the people of North Carolina.
became
It's all up front. He just became increasingly uncomfortable in this increasingly transparent environment.
increase interest people
That's the way you increase interest in the lottery. It's one of those things that people would like to have in their lottery.
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Noise surrounding their activity here in North Carolina is just that, as far as I can tell. Until such time as they can be precluded for any reasons, they're a legitimate bidder.
increase interest
That's the way you increase interest in the lottery.
bids concerned far
We have two bids in each side. As far as I'm concerned that's very good.
pleased produced
We're very pleased with what we have produced so far.
ourselves pay position
We can't put ourselves in the position of having to pay other people's bills.
accept legal time until
Until such time that (Scientific Games) has done something that precludes it from making a legal bid, we have to accept a legal bid.
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It will sometimes strike a scientific man that the philosophers have been less intent on finding out what the facts are, than on inquiring what belief is most in harmony with their system.