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I. Stone
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Life is too short to be really bitter about anything for so long. Sometimes, you have to turn the page. After all, he found a great career in Houston, and he made the Hall of Fame. He should get on with his life.
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What the right-to-work law says to the economic development community around the country is this is a state that's committed.
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There is no precedent for an extended life span of 25 or more years, and a lot of people feel lost. A good retirement planner can change that.
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until they put up cameras at the red lights.
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With my access, I've talked with most every owner, every general manager and every player in both leagues. There's not a lot of guys up for jobs all across baseball that can say that.
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We feel that the owner has challenged us to avoid environmental impacts where we can.
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We know we're not going to stop the whole thing, but if we get awareness out there, it could make a difference.
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The real issue, problem and challenge is city of New Orleans.
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There is a yellow one that won't accept a black one, that won't accept a red one, that won't accept a white one.
We've never been there before, and we'd like to be there to give it a chance.
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We're here to stay and see this thing through.
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We're gonna run out of names real quick because there just aren't enough islands out there to name them after,
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It makes you wonder if there's a direct proportion between what were the hot markets and what's cooling off now. You often do see that the hottest markets are usually the ones that turn the quickest, with some flexibility, naturally.
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It might be once a quarter, or as often as every day, depending on the immediate manifestations of the disease and complications.