A lot of things [have] happened on the property without permits.

We've made some investments in the area, so we believe it's a very strategic property and want to see it developed properly. It will be something thousands of people drive by every day.

It's inappropriate to put that kind of restriction in perpetuity on the property.

Whether or not the allegations against him are true or not, I don't see what happened as so much about the goth subculture as his personal history.

What has happened to the party I've spent my life working in?

[After White told McClendon what had happened, McClendon] wasn't too happy about it, ... Then, you saw what happened from there.