Michael On
Michael On
believable extensive
It's believable enough. We went through extensive training. Well, at least some training.
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It's great that Martin Jol is backing so many of us young English players.
bombed torn tried
I tried out different openings, but most of them got torn to shreds. Some of them sounded great, then bombed big-time,
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The space program is a long-term investment in our future,
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There is underlying caution, even on the part of Saudi Arabia, about the second quarter. I wouldn't rule out the potential for bullish language about a possible cut in March or April.
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It puts it where your plants can use it.
kept stop
The most embarrassing thing (in the Times' package) is that (Miller's editors) told her to stop writing about that but she kept writing about it, anyway.
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There's a compelling reason to hike interest rates at the next meeting.
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For many Americans, there is simply no question that this over regulation is a fundamental obstacle to job creation and further economic recovery.
reminds
It reminds me of one of those 'Twilight Zone' episodes, ... Where I'll go in and find my own body.
tone
The tone that they would take in e-mail was pretty astounding.
momentum
They (Mullins) had that momentum. I just had to do what I had to do to win.
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Its a sign of troubled times when the concept of pressure becomes an acceptable excuse for ethical shortcuts and moral shortcomings. Pressures are just temptations in disguise and its never been acceptable to give in to temptation. Ethics is about the way things ought to be, not about the way things are. When it comes to ethics, motive is very important. A person of character does the right thing for the right reason. Compliance is about what we must do; ethics is about what we should do. Ethical people often do more than the law requires and less than it allows. The area of discretion between the legal must and the moral should tests our character. Noble talk and framed ethics statements are no substitute for principled conduct. The test is doing the right thing.
peaceful resolution
It's a peaceful resolution of every pending issue.