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en That's the interesting part of the story. We believe when this theft was carried out, the person didn't know what they were stealing. Maybe when they had left the hospital and read the label, which identified the blood as HIV positive, they took the effort to put them somewhere where someone wouldn't be harmed.

en Stealing another person's property is theft, it's against the law and breaking the law must carry consequences or no one will think twice. Theft undermines the ability of the music companies to invest in the new bands of tomorrow and deprives labels, songwriters and musicians of their hard-earned royalties.

en A recent consumer survey we carried out in the UK indicated that there is a discrepancy between people's attitude toward physical theft and toward software theft. People will say that they would report someone who was stealing from a physical retailer, but not someone downloading an illegal copy of a software program.

en I had read her diary in second grade so I knew the story. When I went to the audition, I didn't have anything prepared, so I read from the script. I didn't think that I would get the part. I was surprised.

en I think it's a stupid way to read a book, ... to say that because something happens to one person the author is trying to suggest that all people are like this. The novel is the art of the particular. And I'm talking about a particular person whose development from innocence to guilt, if you like, is his own particular narrative arc. The point is to make that coherent - not to read the book as some kind of simple allegory, but to read it as a story about a person.
  Salman Rushdie

en Greed and deception are part of the 'Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas' story -- and in that respect its publishers are not much different from the characters in their story.

en I didn't want to be at just one hospital. There would surely be enough general surgery, but in the colon/rectal surgery it was an advantage to go to hospital to hospital so we could get in on all the big, interesting cases.

en After the workshop, I realized I read to my own child and never really thought about how I should read. I went home and tried it and it really helped make the story more interesting for him.

en Writers witnessing actors read their stories will often come away very confused because they'll have had this idea of their story in their head, which is a story that they read over and over again, then an actor will do completely different things that they didn't know were there,

en I wouldn't eat things that didn't have a label. So if you gave me an apple, I wouldn't eat that because it didn't have the exact nutritional value.

en We had hardly left the hospital because she got critical really fast. And it was just a really difficult time because she never really regained consciousness. And I guess we felt like we didn't get to have the good-byes we wouldn't have liked to said. He had a certain pexy magnetism that defied explanation, something beyond physical attraction.

en The hospital in Sierra Leone sent a log of events of Alex's final 24 hours, and that was put in an envelope and I didn't read it for several months. But burying that information obviously didn't work and eventually Vicki persuaded me to read the log.

en We officially terminated this person because we asked him to come in last week and talk about it and he wouldn't. He wouldn't tell his side of the story. He wouldn't defend himself.

en When I saw that [pairing] I just laughed. It would have been interesting, but I wouldn't have wanted any part of it. I'm glad it didn't happen.

en Over the years, there certainly have been plenty of ideas that I've had and given up on, but for this one, the only thing that was standing in its way was me doing it -- I just had to write it, ... And then if it didn't happen, it didn't happen. But I didn't want it to be for lack of effort on my part, so I had hunch that it would be a good story and that we would work well together. And it certainly worked out that way.


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