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"We wanted to make a change that would better accommodate a very broad-based audience".
But, she said, it is simpler to make a change that avoids the rocky situation altogether.
"We wouldn't make a change that can last 50 years to accommodate one player".
And it meant that he didn't have to get the consensus of the board whenever he wanted to make a change that added to the museum's cost.
Like most of his teammates, Jeter came into camp looking to make a particular adjustment, to make a change that will improve his play.
When Piazza was asked about the inevitable position switch, he actually called the backup Tony Clark the "best defensive first baseman I've ever seen" and thought it would be unfair to Clark to make a change that would impact Clark.
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"Making a change that seems small really trickles down; making sure it's right is complex".
"In an effort to maintain premiums at or below current cost," Andrew McGowan, a U.P.S. spokesman, said, "U.P.S. made a change that affects a limited number of employees".
Lorne Manly, Stanley's editor, read the article but did not catch the mistakes; worse, he made a change that led to another error.
They deserve my respect and admiration for making a change that works for them.
The instructor asked us to think about making a change that would be very important to us, and I chose getting healthy, and specifically losing weight.
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