"THERE'S...................5
"There's no question it's better for ecological sustainability, but we've certainly identified some operational problems.	242
"There's no doubt modern society offers more choice, and also brings more dangers.''	534
"There's trouble of some kind here every day.''	1148
"There's also another girl from my school who's in year ten or eleven and she has burns to 80% of her body and has lost two fingers.	1394
"There's nothing else like this on the Sunshine Coast.''	1416
"THESE.....................4
"These people tell you it's up to you to get an `net nanny' (internet filter). Surely they should be subject to tougher regulations.''	194
"These signs would advise divers that permits are required to dive on the wreck site.	696
"These are not trivial health problems,'' Dr Stevenson said.	732
"These people did not fall off the back of a motorbike.''	1200
"THEY......................5
"They were both very brave little girls,'' she said.	1056
"They want me to get rid of one of them _ that's something I just won't do.''	1476
"They never gave me any options, all I knew was they were hell- bent on cash while my boy was crying in pain'' he said.	1554
"They need it all these days ... to be successful, a rider has to be very polished indeed.''	1984
"They shouldn't have lawyers investigating lawyers,'' she said.	2690
"THEY'RE...................4
"They're not all about weight loss _ it's about empowereing yourself to be the best you can be.'	1862
"They're not all about weight loss _ it's about empowereing yourself to be the best you can be.'	1890
"They're just talking me up so when they play themselves no one takes much notice,'' Anasta said, insisting his handicap was really 12.	1908
"They're worth millions of pounds _ insurance has been a huge issue and there are security guards who stand over them at each location.''	2072
"THIS......................11
"This is not the first time this has happened here,'' Mr Reisman said.	170
"This is a major issue. Federal, state and local government representatives need to sit down and sort out a solution.	516
"This problem is 10 times worse in the point of view of death and significant injuries.''	532
"This booklet goes through all childhood furniture and details what standards you should look for.''	538
"This new innovation provides more than 8000 Australian couples, who seek fertility treatments annually, access to a more practical and simpler alternative to conventional IVF drug treatments,'' he said.	714
"This, per head of population, has been far more devastating asfar as carnage of young life - children, mothers, brothers,'' shesaid.	1172
Mooloolaba councillor and mayoral aspirant Joe Natoli said it was unfortunate that the council and staff had to be brought into "this confrontation between the media and the mayor''.	1242
"This is a new science _ that's as good as we can do at the moment,'' Mr Regano said.	1278
"This is potentially dangerous to the commuter, passengers and passing cars and pedestrians.''	1322
"This is a dire situation,'' he said.	1522
"This year's race seems to be even more intriguing than usual with the foreign contingent adding to the mystique,'' the spokesperson said.	2204
"THOSE.....................1
"Those permits would require a signature from the diver acknowledging they were trained and prepared for the dive, and also that they accepted full responsibility for their actions.''	698
"THREE.....................1
Ms McRae said she had taken "three minutes'' to decide to stand for the position after learning of Ms Grosse's intention to stand down at yesterday's meeting.	278
"THROW.....................1
She said if councillors wanted to "throw stones'', she could also criticise her colleagues.	1238
"TO........................5
"To put it into context, meningococcus bacterium kills four or five children each year,'' Dr Parsons said.	530
"I really want to urge women of all ages to look after themselves,'' she said. "To take care, don't neglect themselves. An early diagnoses can result in a 100 percent cure. You must be vigilant. Have regular mamograms. In NSW where I live, statistics show that even though women over 50 are eligible for free mammograms only 53% of women take advantage of that. Have clinical examinations. You cannot always detect a lump yourself.''	612
"To get impartiality, to get fairness and to be open about it,'' he said.	1114
"To be overcome with retribution ... would mean that evil hasreally triumphed,'' Brisbane An glican bishop Richard Appleby told the congregation of about 150 people at St John's Cathedral.	1160
"To think that this could happen. I didn't think I would ever beaffected by anything like this. To especially know somebody, it'sscary,'' Ms Rodrigues said.	1166
"TODAY.....................1
"Today I had to come. I'm a mum, I'm a grandma, I'm a wife, I'm all of those and people out there are all suffering for no goodreason.''	1172
"TREATING..................1
Mrs Cansdell said Mrs Grosse was "treating everyone like fools'', suggesting she always tried to "shove the responsibility onto someone else''.	662
"UNDER.....................1
"Under the IPA (Intergrated Planning Act) regime it's important that the council understands the economic and social dimensions of each community,'' Mr Buckley said. It was not enough for the council when considering new developments to investigate traditional concepts like water quality and vegetation loss. "It needs also to understand vacant shop tenancies etc in Nambour and other communities.	1868
"UNDERSTANDABLY............1
"Understandably the Federal Government has said it wants a decision shortly or it will look at other options,'' Mr Riddell added.	700
"UNIVERSAL.................1
Mr Druguid, addressing the Institute of Public Works Engineering Australia conference in Noosa yesterday, said it was a "universal problem'', especially in Generation X members.	558
"UNLESS....................1
"Unless concessions are made in their negotiations with doctors this problem will only get worse.''	744
"UNTIL.....................1
"Until we get our federal members of Parliament on the Sunshine Coast and elsewhere to get off their bums and start putting pressure on the Federal Government than we are not going to get the result we want.''	2606
"USABLE....................1
"Usable land is becoming scarce.''	1618
"USELESS''.................1
MAROOCHY mayor Alison Grosse yesterday vowed to stay in her $100,000-a-year job despite claiming she has the reading ability of an eight-year-old and is "useless'' with dollars and cents.	650
"VERY......................3
Bryan Pickard, principal of Richard O'Bryen Solicitors, said staff were deeply saddened by Mr Young's death, describing him as "very competent, a delightful person''.	584
Mr Slater said conditions at Denpasar's Sanglah morgue had improved, though they were still "very hot and crowded''.	1200
Family friend Brett Skjonnemand said Mr Dean was a "very good'' man who "would do anything for anyone''.	2228
"WE........................26
"We shouldn't be threatened with our jobs because of this,'' she said.	174
"We shall not be solely relying on DNA evidence on this matter,'' NT Police Assistant Commissioner John Daulby said. "We will allege that there is a substantial circumstantial case that supports the DNA evidence.''	220
"We shall not be solely relying on DNA evidence on this matter,'' NT Police Assistant Commissioner John Daulby said. "We will allege that there is a substantial circumstantial case that supports the DNA evidence.''	220
"We aren't holding the whole estate up as an example of environmentally sustainable development.	290
"We acknowledge the importance of the biodiversity issues in that area and that's why this project was probably not selected for a champion award.''	290
"We need to ensure that the community receives stronger representation in legal, health and housing, and greater support in community and women's programs.''	550
"We now have a fantastic product on The Esplanade, but that is no use to anyone if no one can park and enjoy it.''	684
"We desperately need the carpark or tourists will just get sick of it and move on somewhere else.''	684
"We did a 100 kilometre run from the Etto to Yandina and Coolum, and back along the coast road,'' Ms Knight said.	874
"We were having so much fun I got a bit carried away,'' Mr Feehan said.	1086
"We have a community consultation officer on staff and I think he could have done the work without having to spend $50,000 of ratepayers' money,'' she said.	1112
"We understand that people need a balance in their lives between work and family so we try to ensure staff have the opportunity to achieve that,'' she said.	1134
"We have a lot of fun every day.''	1136
"We can do our bit to make sure that we don't keep the evil incirculation by passing it on.	1160
"We're in Maroochydore to stay,'' he said. "We bought the building. We're not going anywhere.''	1268
"We came to Buderim when it was just a quiet little village and we want to return to that kind of lifestyle.''	1438
"We live in a world of heightened anxiety and potential division and the better world of tomorrow can be crafted in the classrooms of today.''	1462
"We need to be pro-active. It's not scaremongering, I believe it's a real threat that local authorities across Australia should be addressing.''	1496
"We could help people who had family and friends there, people who lost someone to this tragedy, people close to someone who was injured, or perhaps someone who was there,'' she said.	1626
"We must stress we're completely happy with the teachers.	1828
"We were never out to destroy the school.''	1830
"We were able to save the school but we're worried about the fire jumping the motorway.''	1840
"We put them through scientific testing at Queensland University of Technology where they were tested for strength, endurance, flexibility and balance,'' he said.	1982
"We are all desperately waiting for some details.''	2230
"We are leading the way in reducing the amount of waste sent to landfill by proving numerous opportunities for residents to reduce reuse and recycle their waste,'' he said.	2572
"We bought the land off council some time ago ... it's probably the most visible site in town,'' he said.	2616
"WE'D......................1
"We'd heard it was more like 60% all over her hands, her face and down one side of her body,'' Ms O'Brien said of the Caloundra local, who was in the Sari Club during the epic Bali bomb blasts.	750
"WE'LL.....................2
"We'll help them, but it's also for us as well.''	1538
"We'll all be in the same boat if it's left in the same system,'' she said.	2692
"WE'RE.....................8
"We're amazed _ we've been trying for 10 years (to conceive naturally and through other assistance treatments),'' she said yesterday.	718
"We're in Maroochydore to stay,'' he said. "We bought the building. We're not going anywhere.''	1268
"We're all at home waiting for you, especially Nana, because she's really been fretting and has gone to stay with Ted and Val.	1396
"We're not as bad as other areas in the state, but we have to make sure we use water responsibly.''	1510
"We're hoping to gain experience and understand their culture,'' Sam said.	1538
"We're probably both fairly quiet people and shy,'' she said.	1576
"We're both very close to our families and we trust one another ... I like it that he looks after me.''	1578
"We're not a physically driving roadshow _ we fly into each of the capitals, then drive the trophies to each location,'' she said yesterday.	2070