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I want to be perfectly clear.
Well, gentlemen, the situation seems to be perfectly clear.
Just to be perfectly clear.
The inference appears to be perfectly clear.
I want to be perfectly clear about this.
Brothers and sisters,I want to be perfectly clear with you.
Just to be perfectly clear, I never forced you to do anything.
I will go along on your fool's errand butI want one thing to be perfectly clear.
But I want to be perfectly clear.
To be perfectly clear we must know exactly… what everyone has been doing tonight.
I want that to be perfectly clear.
And if you stay… I'm pretty sure you're gonna end up hurting us,so I want to be perfectly clear about this.
I have tried to be perfectly clear.
Got your life all intertwined with Elena's, dooming me, and let's be honest, all of our friends, to a lifetime without the one person we miss the most, which, to be perfectly clear, ain't you.
I just want to be perfectly clear.
I want to be perfectly clear on this: the Council believes that it is absolutely transparent in the way in which it implements its budget and therefore that it correctly applies the requirements that have been made, as demanded by the Financial Regulation.
Art does not need to be perfectly clear to everyone.
I want to be perfectly clear about this girl I'm looking for.
They are chaptered andcut into short modules to be perfectly clear and easy to digest.
We also need to be perfectly clear about the financial framework within which relations with Brazil will be determined.
Look, I don't know what you think we are, but just to be perfectly clear, we're not a couple.
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I used to know,I used to be perfectly clear with who I was, what I wanted.
We need you to be perfectly clear, Mr Laszlo.
Good neighbourly relations are most certainly very important,but we need to be perfectly clear here: Parliament has declared itself on numerous occasions to be opposed to any future enlargement of the Union, unless an institutional reform enabling the 27 existing Member States to operate more efficiently is implemented as a precondition.
So as to be perfectly crystal clear on what he means, he is describing the place, hell.