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I wasn't very happy with the existing literature. They tended to look at the Earth as a cube. When people read books on the war, it's always like looking through a pipe at one theater or battle. They fail to engage the interrelationship between events.

One thing that tended to surprise a lot of people this year is that the market was going up on the back of very little net foreign inflow.

Historically, the market has tended to exaggerate the impact of hurricanes.

I've tended to hang in there with the guy because he doesn't have a big support system and I think support systems are very big in life.

He tended to work for people who couldn't afford a lawyer otherwise. That's why I respected him. He was willing to stand up for the people who needed it.

[But despite its strength, GE has tended to be quiet about its privacy efforts, treating it more like compliance. For that reason, the hiring of Kelly may be an indication that GE wants to turn its stellar privacy record into more of a competitive differentiator.] Maybe GE has reached a realization that they could be more externally focused, ... Nuala has done a really good job of fighting lots of fires and tackling lots of issues. She's been very transparent.

We have tended to dominate the last session of the first day of both previous Test matches and it's important that we follow this up now with a good first session tomorrow.

When you've got a program that hasn't been tended to for 40 years - and that's not to disrespect any coaches or players or administrators - but a program that hasn't been tended to by the administration - then you've got a lot of ground to make up.

Part of the strength of science is that it has tended to attract individuals who love knowledge and the creation of it.

The order is exactly what we wanted and we will comply with it 110 percent. This litigation has tended to divide the congregation. I believe this order will restore the members' faith in the leadership.

I think we tended to slow down whenever we scored. That's something we learned from this tournament and something we'll have to work on before (the Commonwealth Games in) Melbourne.

In the week after Sierra died, Sylvia was withdrawn. When the other females were grooming and socializing, she tended to sit alone and rarely interacted even with her other relatives.

I tended to underestimate any stigma associated with programs associated with the state hospital. We won't make that mistake again. We need to do more to demonstrate our confidence in the state hospital and in the recovery potential of the people it is serving.

She kind of marched to her own drum. She just tended to gravitate to things that were a little bit off-center.

There used to be a lot fewer people and you tended to know them all. I don't know who and the [heck] all these people are. When I started coming here there weren't the agents, there weren't the gurus, there weren't the equipment salesmen. There were members and press and players and families.

It was standard operating procedure at Enron. We tended to be pretty fast and loose with the rules.

It was standard operating procedure. At Enron in Houston, we tended to be pretty fast and loose with our rules.

Alpha as a platform has been very much a niche product anyway, and tended to be a high-end niche product [which is an area] where NT has not been particularly strong anyway. With Windows 2000 around the corner, you would think there might be something of a surge in interest of that system on Alpha.

We weren't used to that situation, so the less experienced player at the stopper position tended to hang back and [Kern's replacement Eric] Bowers tended to hang back and that meant the midfielders had to come back more and then we had too wide of a gap between our midfielders and our forwards and we couldn't overcome the Land O' Lakes midfielders. So we played good defense. We held them off until the last few minutes of the game, but we just couldn't get up and score.