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Richard Nixon's first sit down came before he ran for Congress in 1946.

She rejected the suggestion that watching from a grandstand is not quite embracing the spirit of the Hill, where the enjoinder to move along or sit down comes in many forms, from the polite to the downright abusive.

Looking ahead for places to sit down, Come spring I might, one last time, limp downtown And into Heffers, into Waterstones, In either order, haul my creaking bones, To stand, with a long-practised half-lost look, Somewhere beside the stack of my new book Until I'm asked to sign.

Before you buy, sit down and come up with a dollar amount you can afford.

I don't know that I've been able to sit down and come to grips with all that, to sit down and take a lot of time alone to think about it.

"He wanted to sit down and come up with the right answers, and then explain it.

"At least they are showing willingness to sit down and come up with proposals," she said.

It does not look like anything that someone could sit down and come up with in an afternoon.

"The operators and regulators have got to sit down and come to some kind of rational collaboration.

"But the unions are not stupid people, and they know they are going to have to be willing to sit down and come up with solutions".

Instead of barking at each other in public, the sides should sit down and come to an agreement that benefits the city's schoolchildren.