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We should ask Sam.
I think that we should ask the Six.
We should ask for help.
I think I know who we should ask why.
We should ask them!
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The question we should ask ourselves.
We should ask Jodi as well.
So do you think we should ask Chris for help?
We should ask an expert.
The first question we should ask is,"Is this true?
We should ask Tatyana.
That's definitely something that we should ask Martha Van Lewen about.
We should ask it for a clue.
As in all decisions, we should ask God to direct us clearly.
We should ask Marcus to join, too.
In striving for new signatures, we should ask our honourable partner to be more serious in the future.
We should ask further questions.
When you make your first Transaction, we will ask you to choose how frequently we should ask for your password for future Transactions.
Think we should ask Chapman?
If we examine the results afteralmost five years and with a view to the June meeting in New York, we should ask ourselves: What progress have we made?
Maybe we should ask Han.
We should ask Yang Yang what he wants.
In the case of such reports,even those that come from international bodies, we should ask ourselves far more frequently whether they actually achieve anything.
Maybe we should ask for a continuance.
Assuming that history has no pre-established aims andthat in 1989 a profound historical turn occurred, we should ask ourselves where it is taking us, who leads it, in favour of which interests and which are the alternatives.
We should ask the children to help us think.
Assuming that history does not have pre-established aims and that in 1989,a profound historical change began we should ask ourselves where it is taking us, who is leading it, in favor of which interests and which are the alternatives.
We should ask the Commission to look at this.
Assuming that history has no pre-established aims andthat in 1989 a profound historical turn occurred, we should ask ourselves where it is taking us, who leads it, in favour of which interests and which are the alternatives.
Maybe we should ask Two what she thinks.