Turkey won't fall for this, and France and Germany shouldn't seriously push it.
"It is naive to think if any professional club came to the town it wouldn't seriously affect us, " he said.
Thomas the Apostle Church of Orthodox Anglicanism, said he lives about two blocks from one of the schools hit by the storm, but that his home wasn't seriously damaged.
Capellas and his execs have repeatedly indicated that they don't want to be purchased by Qwest, aren't seriously considering bids from Qwest and basically wish Notebaert would go away.
But that assumes Long doesn't get seriously hurt before his contract is up, the NFL equivalent of playing with fire.
Worse, it will send a message to polluters that we don't take seriously our air, water, wildlife, communities or economic health.
Samoylicz said she called police but said they weren't taken seriously, and Castro erected tarps in his backyard a week or two later.
Sir Michael didn't come from a musical family and, when he was at school, music wasn't taken seriously as a subject on the curriculum of England's schools.
They called police, but they weren't taken seriously, she claims.
Labour's Lord Anderson of Swansea said there was considerable support for the project in Wales and it would be a tragedy if the government didn't look seriously at the project.
So for the moment it's like Giuliani is, you know, the man of the hour, but McCain doesn't take him seriously and doesn't think that he'll be there when the real vote counts.
Two big-footed Georgians came to town this week to announce their intention of getting the country's attention on the subject of arms control, which hasn't been seriously discussed since the Senate voted down the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty over a year ago.
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Mr Bush's proposal of a huge tax cut might look reckless (which it is), but either voters are happy with recklessness that gives them their money back, or they don't take seriously a plan that could be changed as quickly as the White House curtains.
With each failed bid, Qwest is reminding the world that MCI doesn't take it seriously, and that respected executives like Capellas don't want to touch the company with a ten-foot pole.
Pepe said Pavano didn't think he was seriously injured after the fall, then didn't feel well following a workout a few days later in Connecticut.
We would not run the story -- but not because we didn't take this seriously.
Ms. Fleming said she drew another lesson from her restaurant experience: Men often don't take women seriously.
Indeed, insiders say that has already happened - they find other EU members aren't taking Britain seriously.
And so I don't think anyone seriously can consider that anyone in public office, especially the President, would consider cheering on.
Redevelopment officials blame the NYPD for raising its concerns too late, but the NYPD says the officials didn't take them seriously early on.
Rice didn't start pitching seriously until his senior year of high school, but scouts drooled over his 6-foot-6 frame and the dramatic natural sink on his fastball.
Definitely there are people out there who don't take it seriously - think there's no harm - but most of us are aware of the safe sex message.
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Granted, we weren't able to seriously tax it due to having no internet connection and no pre-loaded HD multimedia, but casual users probably won't notice a significant boost in screen transitions.
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This situation leads to an infuriating vicious circle, in which teachers often don't take travellers seriously because of their poor record of staying on, thereby exacerbating their feelings of isolation and despondency.
And Britain's trade numbers get revised so often, and so dramatically, that Sir Mervyn King, for one, has said he doesn't take them seriously until they are at least a year old.
"Maybe there is a some possibility to launch by the spring, but I don't think anyone seriously thinks that the launch will be that soon, " said Norman Thagard, a former NASA astronaut and five-time shuttle flier.
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