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He's with us weekends and Wednesdays, when they start school late. He's worked hard for (two) years. We could have had one of these more experienced coxswains steer our boat, but he's earned it.

We all owe, and I especially owe, a huge debt of gratitude to the man who steered this company to phenomenal success over the past 16 years.

Those are the segments that have the most powerful organic growth going forward for the next two to three years, minimum, ... You have to steer clear of the very highly-speculative small-cap technology names, those stocks that have been around for a long time and have reinvented themselves over the last year as Internet companies.

This training provides a great opportunity to gain the experience to help steer you clear of unsafe riding conditions.

It's tough to come here and win all three rounds in steer wrestling, so that was pretty neat. I have a real good horse, and when they are short scores it makes for fast times.

He (Paris) tells us he got into some waves in a wake. He attempted to steer out of it and in doing so the boat pitched over on its side,

Government will not turn its back to the plight of our citizens and leave them at the mercy of these irresponsible city fathers, many of whom steered clear of meaningful progress on the socio-economic problems affecting residents over the past years.

As the city continues to grow and more and more natural vegetation is being paved over, we've noticed less storms rolling into the valley because the heat island basically steers storms and weather patterns away from an area,

I think people should be able to contribute as long as it's local. If this is going to be the future, where outside groups come in to steer local elections toward a national agenda and the law does not change, then at the end of the day the candidates receiving the contributions will have to answer to themselves.

As editor, he led the integration of print and online media, extended our international reach and steered the FT through the most difficult markets in its history.