It took them, basically, two days to complete the one-day route. How long they could maintain that kind of schedule, ... I don't know.

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It was a very violent act. It happened on school grounds. There was a significant public outcry: 'We can't have this happen again.'

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That's a New York story: New Yorkers helping other New Yorkers in tragedy and distress.

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I'm a realist, ... We don't want to drag down the company. Most people I talked to are OK with paying for some of their health care. It's not like we won't have good coverage.

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Whatever happens is not a very happy ending. I hope for a resolution on Tuesday. We've accepted what's going to happen.

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If a family comes here and they don't have the money to pay for a room, we can put them in the gym.

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I think a large amount of latitude needs to be given to people to weigh the benefits and risks. The risks are well-defined and small. The patient can decide.

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If you look at Southwest Airlines, they're the ones setting the agenda. Maybe 10 years ago they weren't that prevalent. They didn't affect the whole industry as they do now.

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They gave an order to evacuate.

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