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If this theme is called Longpage, it is not by chance.
It is not by chance that these two have been disregarded up to now.
No doubt there is some truth in those allegations, and it is not by chance that the UN Summit document has proposed the establishment of its replacement.
It is not by chance that they are at the impasse they have reached.
Ladies and gentlemen, it is not by chance that I chose the former world champion as the Commission's witness, who is a young man.
It is not by chance that there is an incredibly rich variety of bread types.
Mr President, I believe it is not by chance that today, all day, we have been discussing, firstly the issue of petitions and now the issue of the Ombudsman.
It is not by chance that September in antiquity was called veresny or gloomy.
It is not by chance that almost all European island regions are Objective 1.
It is not by chance that the company's slogan is"Swiss quality with a true sporting spirit.
It is not by chance that such books are being produced at this crucial time for humanity.
It is not by chance that the founding fathers of this Europe should come from frontier regions.
It is not by chance that Macedonia is the first country we are signing an agreement of this kind with.
It is not by chance that we have convinced the London Stock Exchange to take part in this initiative for the first time.
It is not by chance that I am particularly used to facing such problems by virtue of my Dutch background.
Moreover, it is not by chance that the Council itself asserts the"possibility of flexibility' contained in the directive.
It is not by chance that in ancient times a monetary circulation appeared, from which the division of society into classes began.
It is not by chance that Mr. Barroso, the President of the European Commission himself said so directly during his recent visit to Bulgaria.
And it is not by chance that more than one hundred petitions have been submitted on this subject since the implementation of the directive.
It is not by chance that, immediately after Helsinki, the Turkish Prime Minister, Bulent Ecevit, stated that the Cyprus issue had been resolved in 1974.
It is not by chance, then, that faced with the fact of death philosophers have again and again posed this question, together with the question of the meaning of life and immortality.
It is not by chance that Germany and France, two countries that had waged war with one another for centuries, were the very countries which launched the entire EU project.
It is not by chance that it is then stated- somewhat light-heartedly, in my opinion- that the European arrest warrant has already been approved by eight Member States.
It is not by chance that two immigrant, anti-native societies- those of the US and Israel- have the highest social gap in the developed world and the worst conditions for their indigenous workers.
It is not by chance that the first major Commission initiative to implement the revised Lisbon Strategy was the March communication on better regulation for growth and jobs.
It is not by chance that the Europe of the Fifteen, the European Union, has emerged from the inquiry into the killings of 11 September as being the privileged location for the organisation, preparation and mounting of the terrorist attacks in the United States.
Besides, it is not by chance that the provisions establishing the procedures for the EU's trade policy were not amended and enable the Council and the Commission to employ suitable devices to achieve the signing of very important agreements without much'interference.
It is not by chance, with the approach of the elections to Parliament, that resolutions are appearing that attempt to retract the responsibilities of policies adopted by the EU(in particular in the last 5 years) concerning the very serious situation in which micro, small and medium-sized enterprises generally find themselves, especially in Portugal.
Besides, it is not by chance that these arguments for private insurance are being put forward at a time when, on the one hand, the suffocating financial restrictions imposed by EMU, the single currency and the stability pact, and on the other hand, the new employment policy and much-vaunted competitiveness are squeezing the life out of the public insurance system and are being used to bring about its gradual disintegration.
It was not by chance at all!