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The Marine Corps commandant told about 300 Marines in Norway this week that they should be prepared for a "bigass fight" to come, remarks his spokesman later said were not in reference to any specific adversary but rather intended to inspire the troops.

"The cultural impact and artistic quality of the game also demonstrates just how far video games have come," remarks Richard Wilson, head of games industry trade body Tiga.

NEW YORK, NY -- "Do what you love and success will come," remarked Glamour Vice President and publisher Connie Anne Phillips during Glamour's Top Ten College Women event at Lincoln Center's Merkin Concert Hall on April 17.

A few objects come with remarks by guest commentators.

Then came forgettable remarks by Mirek Topolanek, the summit's Czech host.

Then came his remarks on the middle-brow fiction being produced by his colleagues.

More than a quarter of Trump's claims since he became president, 2,574, came during remarks during press events.

His comments came in remarks prepared for delivery to an audience at the Katz School of Business at the University of Pittsburgh.

His remarks come amid increased spending on IT cloud infrastructure.

"But I don't think the president's remarks come close to that level".

The minister's remarks come as homosexuality is slowly gaining acceptance in some parts of India.