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We must respond.
To which we must respond.
We must respond.
Above all, we must respond quickly.
We must respond to that!
Challenges to which we must respond.
How we must respond….
We must respond with force.
God loves us- but we must respond to His love.
We must respond appropriately.
The world changes and we must respond to these changes.
We must respond to them as well.
The world keeps changing and we must respond appropriately to that change.
We must respond now, together.
These are all legitimate questions and we must respond to them unequivocally.
We must respond in some way.
On the one hand,we are facing new challenges brought about by climate change, and we must respond to these challenges.
We must respond with overwhelming force immediately.
The crisis we are going through is therefore definitely a systemic crisis, to which we must respond with a new development model.
We must respond to this. To do otherwise will read as weakness.
Violent extremists promote fear and division- we must respond with opportunities for citizen's engagement, with skills for intercultural dialogue.
We must respond to the Holy Spirit calling us to repentance.
The specter of Marxist-Leninist controlled governments with ideological andpolitical loytities to the Soviet Union proves that there's a direct challenge to which we must respond.
And we must respond to the expectations of the people of Haiti with one voice.
When the president of the United States mentions climate to say that he is not convinced ofthe usefulness of[the Paris climate] accord, we must respond,” Hollande said.
In such circumstances, we must respond and act quickly to avoid further damage.
Whenever there are statements from the US president on Europe and whenever he talks of Brexit as being amodel for other countries, I believe we must respond,” Mr Hollande said on Saturday.
We must respond to the current crisis by establishing further partnerships and not by restricting them.
If we want more European citizens to take part in the European elections, then we must respond in the way that the general public and workers in our countries want and deserve.