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Which is precisely what you wanted.
Now we see the real situation, which is precisely what we have been saying.
Which is precisely why I need aid.
The A string has a solid steel core andis wound with stainless steel flat wire which is precisely rolled.
Which is precisely what the government wants.
Trump in this is to some extent only the messenger, which is precisely why they are so worried.
Which is precisely what happened in the 1950s.
As you can imagine,these ads may be unreliable, which is precisely why you should not click on them.
Which is precisely why you must now bring him back.
If we want to achieve them, we will need a strong andstable economic basis, which is precisely what this strategy is aimed at.
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That would have given heart to oppressed Zimbabweans, andit would also have required real leadership- which is precisely why it did not happen.
Which is precisely what Marie-Claude wants for The Gallery.
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Which is precisely why we should accept Budzo's proposition.
However, to be able to create sustainable jobs, we need to have primarily a competitive economy, which is precisely the role played by cohesion policy.
Which is precisely why the Awakening is performed by an elder.
The European Parliament also shares this responsibility, which is precisely why it cannot but get involved in issues relating to citizens' freedom.
After the bitter failure of the Lisbon Strategy, which was meant to make Europe the world's most competitive knowledgebased economy in 2010,here we have the EU 2020 strategy, which is precisely an extension of that strategy.
We invite you to enjoy the game andexciting adventures on the Games, which is precisely the ability to transmit the whole spirit of this competition, and such brilliant victories!
Marx explains, in the section on the tendency of the rateof profit to fall, that one of the ways in which capitalism combats this tendency is a by participating in world markets, which is precisely what they are doing;
God has chosen us as a new broom to sweep the Vatican clean of corruption, which is precisely why we choose one who has no expectation of advancement-- Cardinal Sforza.
We would like this to happen, which is precisely the reason why many amendments have been submitted for tomorrow's plenary session vote, by adopting the compromise which we reached during the informal trialogue.
I note that Commissioner Borg disagreed with me in my last speech,saying that the problem was over-fishing, which is precisely what I said in my own comments.
It also means that countries within the EU will have difficulty producing new technology- which is precisely what this document says they should be doing- with a view to taking the lead by banning dangerous gases and forcing alternatives to be produced using just such new technology.
If the Stockholm Programme is misused for this purpose, it would amount to an indirect change in legislation, which is precisely what the Union has long been fighting against.
It's not simply a matter of a bunch of dumb kids making up the rules as they go(which is precisely what was going on my front porch in the 1980's) because today's poker world is incomparable to the games I played at friend's houses, in the backrooms of bars, and in casinos just a decade ago.
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Flexibility could in particular aid the expansion of the European Union towards the East, an expansion which is precisely one of the priorities of the Intergovernmental Conference and to which we must give particular commitment.
Finally, Trotsky warned that the continuation of the rule of the bureaucracy would lead to this bureaucracy attempting to transform itself from parasitical administrators of the means of production to owners of the same, which is precisely what happened in Russia after 1989/91.