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• Pence acknowledged that possibility in his remarks, saying, “the Republican Senate majority could be the last line of defense for all that we’ve done to defend this nation, revive our economy and preserve the God-given liberties that we hold dear.”

• Let’s take a look at our earlier remark about four right angles making a rectangle.

• Several of the men throughout the episode remark that her energy is refreshing and infectious.

• I sold so much of it that my husband made a remark about my online business and I said something about the underwear and then I realized that this was going to be an issue because I hadn’t told him already.

• Putting both candidates’ remarks in front of the public without any context or nuance prompts people to align with one candidate or the other without necessarily knowing where the truth lies, she said.

• Woody Allen once remarked that 80 or 90 % of life was just showing up.

• He once remarked to me that “Henry Fonda turns in the same performance year after year and the critics always call it wonderful.”

• There must be in his life, as Truffaut remarked about Hitchcock's films, “inner fire and cool surfaces.”

• “If you are a waiter, you can make twice as much in Austin relative to Flint,” remarked Moretti.

• “The South has not always been the friendliest place for African-Americans,” Landrieu remarked to NBC News last Thursday.

• So after a few minutes I remarked to him, "Everything tastes very sweet out of this spoon!"