John is somebody who will bring to this job a wealth of experience in the public and in the private sectors.

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Names, no matter how cloying, no matter how contrived, no matter how stupid, come into being because somebody wants to bring them into being.

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Mr. FORD: The advantage we have over a municipal police department is if we get somebody who's burned out and wants to move on we do have options for him, so we can bring somebody in who is reenergized and invigorated and wants to work hard.

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Maybe bring somebody in who is known to have a strong opinion one way or another and then have the audience respond.

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Bring somebody who has an axe to grind!

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And that would also be an intriguing kind of choice, not nationally known, certainly not as nationally known as Bobby Jindal is, but somebody who could bring some spark to the ticket.

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"My instinct is always to find somebody who knows more than I do and bring them in, " Pierre says.

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As I said, this is somebody who I have known for 17 years, helped bring me to Jesus and helped bring me to church.

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And as somebody who knew both Anthony and Marie, I particularly appreciate what they did to bring that story to the American people.

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You were asked to join the organization because somebody concluded that your position generally, and you specifically, would bring in more value than cost.

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