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goals good start
We started really well with two goals and good counter-attacks. But, after we conceded, it was difficult. But the most important thing is to start with a win. Rafa Benitez
goals
We accomplished one more of our goals. We just have to perform. Rick Bowers
goals ourselves remember win
We want it. It's so prestigious and something you'll always remember if you win it. That's the first of many goals we have for ourselves this season. Cory Schneider
goals help hopefully ready run state tournament win
We're going to need a lot of help to win conference. But our goals are still there. We're getting ready for the tournament and hopefully a run to the state tournament. Angie Murphy
goals heavy incentives recruiting timing
We're going to have heavy recruiting goals in the summer, so the timing of these incentives is good. Douglas Smith
goals serve services staff
working with other staff to restructure constituent services to better serve the governor's goals. John Stanton
goals hard realize urgency
We're getting better. We're working hard with a sense of urgency and accomplishing our goals. (The players) realize how hard they have to work. Ronnie Stubbs
goals next ready regular start talking teams year
We're ready to start talking about next year's goals. We'd like to become one of those regular teams that are at state, year in and year out. Amy Rymer
goals grabbed knew puck second
When I got the second goal, I knew I had 100 goals so one of my teammates, Gillian Apps, grabbed the puck for me. Hayley Wickenheiser
marking mentally seen
She was pretty strong. Mentally we weren't marking up like we should. I was just puzzled. I hadn't seen us play like that. Paul Stranz
marking start talks today
Today we are marking the start of the talks Olli Rehn
marking
I was already marking down that game. Now, definitely. Rudy Gay
marking retailers signs
Some retailers are already marking up 40- to 50-percent off signs as we speak. Howard Davidowitz
marking sun treading water
Sun is marking time, treading water on revenues. John Rutledge