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"I'm going to work door-to-door, I'm going to have town hall meetings, we're going to have issue groups, we're going to have senior groups that will focus on strengthening our national security".
As I threw the papoose strap over my shoulder, took the tiny kangaroo in my arms and started grinning like an idiot, I came to the realisation that no matter how twitchy I am about wildlife generally, a baby kangaroo is just too adorable to have issue with.
Admittedly, it would be much more fun to have issue after issue to choose from, but this is not the lot of the value investor.
ESPN is not the only network to have issue with Verizon's new packages, which seem to have been rolled out without the full green light from its partners.
The last thing you want is for employees to have issue with something and have it grow and fester until they become resentful.
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"You're always going to have issues," Accorsi said.
Like the Patriots, the Ravens have picked the right year to have issues.
Of those, 53 are active enough to have issued at least one survey since Oct. 1.
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