"I haven't let our guys read the papers or watch television," said Jerry Conti, referring to his team's reaction to its success.
"May I congratulate you on the revolution," he told the Republicans, referring to their success at the polls last fall.
"Ask the scientists why," Busch said, referring to the women's greater success.
"I've gotten paranoid now," she said, referring to her recent success.
The song is referring to George's past success with Wham!
"Now I have a reputation," he told reporters, referring to his success with the Universal card.
Most mean it in a positive way, referring to Orange County's success in building a thriving economy and identity since 1960.
"I never stopped playing competitive golf," Charles said, referring to his success in three seasons on the Senior Tour.
"It's new to us," she says, referring to their success.
"However, the low-hanging fruit has been picked," he added, referring to Blockbuster's success in gaining market share from rivals, among other advantages.
