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We don't need rookies who don't know what they're doing in Congress, we need our most experienced, strong, effective, accomplished, I would say, women, who know how to fight and how to overturn the attack on (Roe v. Wade) and on our rights. – Sean Patrick Maloney	Found on CNN 1 year ago
They keep you energized and excited and fired up, so its been fun, ive really enjoyed not only the young, young guys, the guys born in late 98 when I was in high school, but the guys that are the six- seven- eight-year guys. The Keenans (Allen) and all those guys that youve gotten to see be rookies and now be All-Pro players. So its been a lot of fun. – Philip Rivers	Found on FOX News 4 years ago
With five rookies currently in, I'll probably be looking towards experience to balance the team, you know, you've got the likes of Lee Westwood, who has been playing very well again. He's just outside the qualification points at the moment and there are a few other seasons guys that are right there too. – Irishman Clarke	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
He goes in the car and when he says' the car is doing this, I like this', Formula One rookies know that he can be a reference point from last year's Lotus which wasn't a bad machine, there's not one thing or one point of data that he brings to the car, it's just a feeling which he brings to the car. – Romain Grosjean	Found on Reuters 8 years ago
We were asked to do this as a way to expose the rookies early on in their career to different ways of thinking and interacting with the community. – Lenora Fulani	Found on Reuters 9 years ago

We don't need rookies who don't know what they're doing in Congress, we need our most experienced, strong, effective, accomplished, I would say, women, who know how to fight and how to overturn the attack on (Roe v. Wade) and on our rights.

– Sean Patrick Maloney

Found on CNN
1 year ago

They keep you energized and excited and fired up, so its been fun, ive really enjoyed not only the young, young guys, the guys born in late 98 when I was in high school, but the guys that are the six- seven- eight-year guys. The Keenans (Allen) and all those guys that youve gotten to see be rookies and now be All-Pro players. So its been a lot of fun.

– Philip Rivers

Found on FOX News
4 years ago

With five rookies currently in, I'll probably be looking towards experience to balance the team, you know, you've got the likes of Lee Westwood, who has been playing very well again. He's just outside the qualification points at the moment and there are a few other seasons guys that are right there too.

– Irishman Clarke

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

He goes in the car and when he says' the car is doing this, I like this', Formula One rookies know that he can be a reference point from last year's Lotus which wasn't a bad machine, there's not one thing or one point of data that he brings to the car, it's just a feeling which he brings to the car.

– Romain Grosjean

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

We were asked to do this as a way to expose the rookies early on in their career to different ways of thinking and interacting with the community.

– Lenora Fulani

Found on Reuters
9 years ago

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