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" We're showing the bad guys we're here , we ai n't playing and we damn sure ai n't going away . I do n't go out as much as they do , but there does n't seem to be a lack of night life for young people here . We are n't going to keep any edge as long as India and others produce professionals who work for low wages . Yes , the giant breeding stock companies like PIC dominate the commercial pig business , but the purebreds have n't gone away . Well , while Rats and Gargoyles may operate under alternate " scientific " principles , you or I are n't going to know the difference . FREE Blood Lead ScreeningWhile I have n't gone myself , a pregnant girlfriend went recently and said it was just a pin prick , a few drops of blood and that she found out her blood lead levels in a few minutes . " I ai n't going to be too amped up . because this word ai n't going away , nor is anyone going to stop using it . As the old journalism adage goes , " If they do n't know , they do n't go . You are n't going far in the profession without a law degree , so lawyers are near the top of the education index . In other words , you're not going to get too much of an economic effect if nobody likes the stuff in the first place . On the other hand , do n't go nuts if somebody posts your E-mail . His page may be , I have n't gone back to look yet . Without a view into my work , you ca n't really assume that I have n't gone outside the scope of my client 's brief based soley on my frame count . We do n't want to cause all of our opposition in the party to believe you're trying to dominate the selection of a candidate for governor ; if we do , you're not going to make the grade . I do n't go running to superiors who then curb that person 's speech ( although it is often done these days on what used to be liberal-minded campuses ) . Without a clear agenda and a strong leadership team , congressional Republicans are n't going to regain control of their destiny . " " I do n't go home for lunch . It ai n't going to happen any more . If you're covering the Department of Justice and you're saying that , you know , you're not going to get stuff just waiting for the press releases and the handouts . ' " Said Shrive , " The Cornell American presents a perspective that you are n't going to find in any classroom or other newspaper on campus .