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We think he can come in and be a decent guy to compete for that job. We need to get better in our passing game. We didn't have the most prolific offense, and we think he can definitely help us in that area.

Wes Meier
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We are looking forward to creating a forum where fans come not just for good jazz, but also to discover new prolific acts deserving a break.

Rashid Lombard
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Noah must have taken into the Ark two taxes, one male and one female. And did they multiply bountifully! Next to guinea pigs, taxes must have been the most prolific animals.

Will Rogers
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We haven't exactly been prolific scoring goals, so whenever it goes in it's fun to see.

Kevin Constantine
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Jeff is a prolific goal scorer and we believe he is the best soccer player from the Dayton area this year. It is great to get someone out of our backyard with such a great background.

Dennis Currier
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You probably had accounts buying the stock ahead of this deal, hoping it would be more prolific and dynamic than what it was ... it was probably just people buying stock ahead of the deal, hoping it would go up and then after they heard what the deal was, they would sell the stock. They probably would have sold the stock regardless of whether the deal was good or bad.

Ty Carmichael
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He was a prolific legislator, but he was also a wonderful human being.

Norm Dicks
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The number of litigants in this case places Monroe as one of the most prolific abusers.

Patrick Noaker
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We must find creative ways to re-energize students and get them to be prolific readers.

Howard Lee
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I hear the name Gershwin and I think of the most incredibly talented, prolific, extraordinary composer of the century, and his music is as fresh and vital today as it was when he originally created it.

Michael Feinstein
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I won't say extremely prolific, but I try to write stuff that will last a long time.

Dave Mason
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The most prolific period of pessimism comes at twenty-one, or thereabouts, when the first attempt is made to translate dreams into reality.

Heywood C. Broun
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Coronado is a prolific scoring team, and we kept them out of the nets. That says a lot about our goalie and our defense.

Bill Naftaly
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She was very prolific, especially at the point where she was getting lots of negative publicity. She needed to disappear and come back with an appealing album, and she accomplished both missions.

Geoff Mayfield
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We have included Iqbal because of his prolific form in domestic matches.

Wasim Bari
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Duane Miller has been the most prolific researcher and inventor I have ever met. He demonstrates great zeal for transferring discoveries from his laboratory to the public through health care professionals.

Robert Palmer
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The way SC does it is a little more prolific -- like Charlie does it. The Florida State offense was a four-man, Purdue-looking offense -- nickel and dime, nickel and dime, nickel and dime, and before you know it, you've got a lot of yards.

Rick Minter
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You look at the last month he had, it's prolific. When you look at our depth in the outfield, it just seemed to make sense.

John Mozeliak
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We want to expand our play in that area and want to make it prolific on all desktop distributions.

John Loiacono
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Environmental bacteria and viruses are so prolific they're on everything.

Douglas Garrett
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Despite its prolific reproduction ability, the good news is that soybean aphids are still easy to manage because they are very sensitive to insecticides. There are enough available products labeled for the soybean aphid to do the job.

Palle Pedersen
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We knew what kind of prolific scorer he could be, and he's come along well. Some freshmen take longer to come around.

Scott Schumacher
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The deviation of man from the state in which he was originally placed by nature seems to have proved to him a prolific source of diseases.

Edward Jenner
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Anthony was truly a gift to all of us and to millions and millions and millions of people. He was prolific, outstanding; he gave his life to others.

Edward James Olmos
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