"I don't stand here to be the conservative alternative to Mitt Romney, " he said, prompting loud chants of support.
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And stand when I've called on you -- you don't need to stand before I've called on you, but stand when I've called on you.
"I don't need to stand in the box and watch what I do, " he said.
Charlie is their man and I don't want to stand in his way, but Liverpool's offer is totally unacceptable.
"I don't know where we stand either, the three of us who are left, " Mr. Koch said.
Anybody who is - I think critical early on - I don't think that criticism has to stand itself.
And I'm confident that every citizen in Massachusetts today is going to stand back and say -- I don't understand how it is that, in our country, in our democracy, in the United States of America, our governor can't at least even get a hearing.
The experience of reaching the semi-finals in 2009 will stand him in good stead and I don't see any reason why he can't make the last four again, or even advance to the final.
"I'm reasonably happy, although we don't know where we stand, " said Button.
But if this is not evidence to the international community that it's time to stand up for what is right, I don't know what will be.
Now, if that's their opening position or their closing position in negotiations, then we're probably not going to make much progress, because I don't think that's economically sound and I don't think that's what the American people expect, is for us to stand by and do nothing.
We stand in the midst of challenging times for our economy -- I don't think that's any secret.
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