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We need to consider something.
In the choice of interface, we need to consider a lot of things.
We need to consider closing schools.
Even if it was a false report, we need to consider the circumstances.
We need to consider a different diagnosis.
Today we need more quality and we need to consider the environment.
We need to consider moving production.
Pranos, arrange the stones and retrieve the ZPM, please.I just think we need to consider.
But we need to consider the Czech Republic.
And retrieve the ZPM, please.I just think we need to consider… Pranos, arrange the stones.
We need to consider some of the figures given by the report.
That the electrons are actuallymoving backwards in time.- Okay, well,- what if the electrons are…- We need to consider.
We need to consider what we should do on this occasion.
It originated overseas.- If Brett O'Keefe wasn't we need to consider the possibility responsible for the fake news, and I don't think he was.
We need to consider how we can provide them with practical assistance.
Now we need to consider how we can take a decision on this matter.
I actually think that we need to consider which option is best for each country.
What we need to consider is the way we make information available to them.
I shall be plain about this: if we need to consider regulating hedge funds, then the European Union must do so.
We need to consider how we can best limit the production and proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
As Europe today revels in its economic success and prosperity, we need to consider at what expense it has been to other parts of the world, and the consequences for these counties.
We need to consider that the electrons are actually moving backwards in time.- what if the electrons are…- Okay, well.
Due to the scope of the problem, we need to consider providing financial support to apiaries threatened with extinction.
We need to consider what kind of Europe we want to live in, because total security does not exist.
Therefore, if we are serious about subsidiarity, we need to consider why a borehole in Poland should be controlled, authorised or rejected by Brussels and not by Warsaw.
We need to consider how we fit into the processes around the broad guidelines and the National Employment Plans.
I just think we need to consider the possibility that Lieutenant Thorson's paranoia was imagined.
We need to consider all of these issues carefully, but what we have got to do is demonstrate the practical support that we put on the ground.
I believe that we need to consider now how we are to manage the organisational requirements.