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By burning fossil fuels, we are already dumping 30 billion tons of CO2 into the atmosphere every year, which has a profound effect on the climate. So, like it or not, we're already messing with a system we don't understand.

He told me that I had a choice to make. Either I can keep messing up and ruin the rest of my life or I could get on the right track and do something with my life. That really set me straight.

I don't see how she couldn't wake up and hear them messing her house up and stuff.

I am very uncomfortable messing around with a major statement our nominee is making. There are people far smarter than me who are writing this.

I don't want to live with the guilt of messing up someone's retirement fund.

He's messing with traffic and causing havoc by walking in the street because he could cause an accident.

I came back to the British Masters and started messing around with the belly-putter after being inspired by Vijay (Singh) at New Orleans, holing all those putts down the stretch,

He came in and did a good job. I don't remember him messing anything up.

He brings all the things you look for in a head coach. He is prepared, he is focused, he obviously wants to win and he has a plan. He is going to be successful and get done what he wants done with or without you. That I do like. He holds everybody accountable and he is not afraid to tell someone that they are messing up. Everyone has to be accountable and know their role and take care of their job and be focused and be intense.

Granted, we played a JV team, but by the same token, instead of messing around, our guys stayed focused and played well.

The idea of embarrassing your opponent or messing up a press conference or even rattling your opponent always comes up.

The guards aren't going to be tackling anybody or chasing people through the woods, but they're a visual deterrent. The fact that they're there is discouraging people from messing around with the fish.

The girl knows him. I don't know if she's messing around with him or what. But, he's one of those Louisiana evacuees.