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He was clearly a very sick man.
The resignation of Mr de Vries was clearly a very bad sign.
She was clearly a very gifted witch.
With increasing pressure on institutions to introduce the European Dimension into the curriculum this is clearly a very interesting possibility.
This is clearly a very sensitive issue.
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I also recognise that the integrated financial control system, in particular in relation to agricultural funds, has been implemented for a large proportion of the budget,and that is clearly a very positive thing.
It is clearly a very thorough conference.
To judge from the amount of lobbying on this issue, this is clearly a very important issue for the citizens of the European Union.
You're clearly a very sick person and you need help.
Informal in Leader I, fully supported at the transnational level in Leader II, extended to partnership with areas from the same country or outside the EU in Leader+, maintained in the 200713 programming period,cooperation is clearly a very central feature of the‘Leader method.
It is clearly a very unsatisfactory explanation.
The accession of the Republic of Cyprus to the European Union is clearly a very different issue from the accession of the countries of Eastern Europe.
This is clearly a very difficult task, but there is no escaping it.
Mr President, this is clearly a very important subject.
This is clearly a very positive development, according to last year's mid-term review.
Mr President, given this debate- and it is clearly a very important one- maybe a compromise would be to put tourism first.
It is clearly a very important subject, although it is regrettable that we are discussing it at 11 o'clock at night with so few people here.
I should now like, for my part, to note the following points:there is clearly a very close link between the economic challenges we identified at the informal summit and those that the Member States are identifying in their national programmes.
It is clearly a very generous package, but at the same time it has to be a powerful package because otherwise it will not work.
With regard to Lisbon- and I have seen this during this morning's discussion- there is clearly a very broad consensus on a system to enhance governance, in which there is a better distinction between the competences of the Union and the competences of the Member States.
There is clearly a very serious problem, and Aung San Suu Kyi should be released immediately.
The 1998 budget is once again clearly a very rigorous budget and Parliament has again contributed considerably to this point.
This is clearly a very simple method to use, and as we mentioned above, you get access to a wide range of innovative and useful features.
Mr President, there is clearly a very real problem of social exclusion for many people in many of the new Member States.
The result is clearly a very important document that we are seeking to improve upon but which, as far as we are concerned, is the guiding point of reference for obtaining the final outcome.
Ports are clearly a very important factor when we discuss fulfilment of the Kyoto commitments in as much as they can ease the pressure on land transport and make things easier in a wide range of other areas.
Hartmanns are clearly a very strong business partner, who are willing to deal with our challenges and not afraid to try out new solutions, which results in a more efficient working day for SSG.
As for enlargement, which is clearly a very important process and one which must be continued, integrated and completed, a new candidate country is now involved in this process: Turkey.
Mr President, Cuba is clearly a very sensitive, as well as a very complex, subject, and I do of course agree with those who say that the European Union, and this Parliament in particular, should work for more democracy and respect for human rights across the world, and that is also true of Cuba.
Defining the competences of the EU is clearly a very encouraging achievement, linked with the increased role and responsibility of the national parliaments, because our citizens should perceive that the European Community will address the problems of the Community efficiently and, at the same time, abstain from intervening in their lives where it is not necessary.