All these guys have played a lot of soccer with a lot of different players. They've played on regional teams, club teams, national teams, so I think almost everywhere we go, inevitably there's players that know one another.

The Constitution does not permit these panels to be the final arbiter of whether U.S. law provides for relief from unfair subsidies and dumping for U.S. producers and workers.

Canadian lumber producers have a long way to go to stand on their own feet.

I guess there are some things in life where you may never hear an explanation. It's like the guy who hides his secret for Coca-Cola. He just won't share it.

If you ripped open her chest you'd see an awfully big heart. She's got an amazing engine and is one of the hardest workers already.

If left unchecked these are the kind of crimes that could really hurt someone.

I'm sure they talk a lot. I'm sure it's a lot about soccer, but I'm also sure a lot of it's not. It's about life and how they're enjoying their different experiences and things like that.

I'm gratified that that the F.B.I. has been diligent in their pursuit of these people.

Every U.S. administration since President Reagan has consistently found that the Canadian lumber industry has benefited from enormous subsidies. We will not stand for this absurd and unjust result from panelists acting outside our constitutional system of accountability.

It was good to get the Scots on the court. And the win was important to maintain our momentum despite losing key players.