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James Gibson Quotes
«There's no FEMA, no Red Cross, no help,»
Author: James Gibson
«There's no FEMA. No Red Cross. No help. People are sick. The water is like toxic gumbo. We're the forgotten little town that got blown away.»
Author: James Gibson
«the best face of Jewish religious tradition and community involvement.»
Author: James Gibson
«We need to make sure doctors can afford to practice medicine here and of course recruitment activities (need to be in place) so health care is more available to people.»
Author: James Gibson
«We are very pleased to partner with Mitchell. This will provide users with up-to-date, market reflective values and enable them to make the most educated business decisions possible.»
Author: James Gibson
«Training has gone very well. I haven't missed a session and I've been working hard. The mileage has been put in and these next weeks will be a case of getting myself mentally ready to race.»
Author: James Gibson
«It's going to be a huge challenge facing Australia with the home support behind them. These Games will be tougher than ever before with that in mind and taking into account the strong teams that South Africa, Canada and New Zealand will have in Melbourne.»
Author: James Gibson
«It's a true thrill to be here at the American Stock Exchange as Gen. Washington and to promote him as the great man he was. Crossing the icy Delaware as he did in 1776 was a tremendous feat.»
Author: James Gibson