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• Weinglass said, " when she comes into court to tell the truth ."
• About 2.1 % of the workforce coming into Court are coming from outside Switzerland.
• "They come into court and they're small and they look pathetic,"
• Percy decides to retire from his life of crime rather than risk coming into court and finding Colin there.
• "Today's decision opens up the door for hundreds of thousands of smokers to come into court.
• "If she comes into court and testifies to that under oath, she's lying,"
• When he comes into court in the morning, he looks at me and says ` Good morning . "'
• He said, " I'm proud of it, " coming into court chewing gum and smiling.
• It was capped off today by his coming into court and facing that man for the first time and telling his story.
• "When those officers come into court during the day, that's overtime and the cost can get up there.
• "I have no reason to think that these athletes are going to come into court and say, ` I was a john.
• Ryan then asked the prospective juror, " Could you come into court and say, ` I sentence that person to die ? "'
• "It's like they're coming into court every day, " said Tammy Archibald, a Fulton County juvenile probation officer.
• Rather than prolonging this case, and having Rev . Gigante and Mrs . Gigante come into court to testify, he decided to short-circuit the process.
• "These class members didn't come into court salivating over the dollar figures, " said Mark, one of the plaintiff's attorneys.
• Why hadn't he married Marcontell, Featherston asked, instead of abusing her and then appearing on national television and coming into court wearing a fake wedding ring?
• "If she comes into court and testifies to that under oath, she's lying, " he said about the charges contained in the statement.
• Fleiss said she was pleased Sizemore was held accountable, adding she knew that coming into court she was in " a minus position because of my past ."
• Neither the Boy Scouts nor Dale, an Eagle scout and former assistant scoutmaster whom the Scouts expelled after learning from a newspaper article that he was gay, come into court alone.