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We ought to have Legions.
Honey, I think we ought to have a baby….
We ought to have 50.
I'm stalling, but we ought to have a strategy.
We ought to have a dialogue.
This weekend, in order to cheer her up, we ought to have some kind of an outing.
We ought to have reunions.
Gentlemen, by all means, I think we ought to have… an introspective moment of silence for poor, old Tin Tin.
We ought to have usage metadata.
This commandment concerns the respect we ought to have for our own lives and the lives of other people.
We ought to have that capability.".
But they did caution that artificial intelligence was possible, and that we ought to have a plan in place for when it does.
I think we ought to have a toast.
We ought to have a mindset of Christ.
It will be decided by the relations of mutual respect that we ought to have between us as written in article 1 of the North Atlantic Treaty.
We ought to have faith in each other.
Probably we ought to have a station there.
We ought to have a real incomes policy.
Next post we ought to have a party.
We ought to have mercy for others, not condemnation.
She thinks we ought to have an advice column.
We ought to have no misgivings about whether the Holy Ghost dwells in us.
I'm thinking we ought to have a little contest of our own.
We ought to have an independent policy in all areas!
I think we ought to have a consistent policy.”.
I think that we ought to have the same requirements from all our trade partners, not only for the sake of European farmers, but also for the sake of consumers, who need to be protected.
However, at this moment perhaps, we ought to have enough self-respect to speak categorically and oppose certain things, and to respect those ideals which are dear to us.
We ought to have a clear picture of the context within which both Church and State saw the contribution of those who have been deified to the cure of the sickness of religion- which destroys human personality through the quest for bliss here and beyond the grave- in order to understand the reason why the Roman Empire incorporated the Orthodox Church into its code of law.
Still, we ought to have something to celebrate with, oughtn't we? .
We ought to have a clear picture of the context within which both Church and State saw the contribution of those who have been deified to the cure of the sickness of religion- which destroys human personality through the quest for bliss here and beyond the grave- in order to understand the reason why the Roman Empire incorporated the Orthodox Church into its code of law.