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The message we’re getting, frankly, from the highest equalities office in the country is that they want to get rid of us, and they don’t really care where we go.— Cleo Madeleine, spokesperson for Gendered Intelligence, expresses concern about the future of vulnerable trans individuals following the ruling.

First of all, I am so blessed and grateful to even be considered in that way. It’s really an honor and privilege that I do not take lightly or for granted.— Cameron Pritchett, a top high school football recruit, expresses his gratitude for the recognition and his belief that God has a plan for his career.

I’m very happy, very proud.— Virgil van Dijk expressed his feelings exclusively to Liverpoolfc.com regarding his new contract.

I've taken the long way. I'm done with that way. If you pick me, it's simple: I'm coming to your franchise to do what Saquon and the Eagles just did. I'm coming to win, big, soon.— Ashton Jeanty expresses his determination to make a significant impact in the NFL, similar to Saquon Barkley.

"We can feel happy, we can feel proud."— Unai Emery, Aston Villa's manager, reflecting on his team's performance after the match.

"The one thing I would say to my daughter Poppy over there, Never give up on your dreams."— Rory McIlroy, after winning the Masters, in an emotional message to his daughter.

That’s the plan, man. I’m not going there to hang out.— Kenny Pickett said this at the Pitt spring game.

"The impressive thing about going from a 5k to a half marathon is really a hardware robustness problem."— Alan Fern, a robotics professor at Oregon State University, explains the challenges in developing humanoid robots.

You can't defend against them all.— St. Pauli's coach Blessin during the preparation for this big home game.

"This is very sad news. I was at his birthday last year. He was on the road to recovery. It is surprising to me that it has gone so quickly. I had hoped that he would get back on his feet. Lorant was the most successful coach of the Löwen - and that will remain so for a long time. He turned a run-down brand into a club that was accepted throughout football Germany."— Bernd Winkler, former captain of 1860 Munich, about the deceased coach Werner Lorant.