[The size of the surplus] is just a guess, ... Why should we bet our economic future on something that may not happen? |
[The stepped-up pace of Fitzgerald's work in recent weeks suggests that] he's coming to closure, ... is in harm's way. |
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[the whale groans] Dory: Okay, he either said, "move to the back of the throat," or he "wants a root beer float". |
[Wilson has said he believed Libby was part of a White House campaign to] smear ... a rabidly partisan political type. |
[With that participation level, the program would be] a tremendous success, ... I don't think they're going to get it. |
[Yet,] as stocks, I'm not really excited about any of them, ... They also seem to be stuck in a trading range at best. |
1968, a gag gift -- it had nothing to do with anything at Kennedy Heights. It had nothing to do with Chevron of today. |
2006 is going to be a very transformative year on Wall Street. Any sense of complacency that may have existed is gone. |
A $20 billion buyback is better than $12 billion, which is better than $5 billion, which is where we were a while ago. |
A $500,000 to $600,000 home will sell, but not as fast. We're letting the market control our growth, and it's working. |
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A batting title would be great, ... Especially with that big number of RBI, for me that's the more important category. |