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That is precisely why we need to.
This is why I was pleased with the proposal by the Committee on Women's Rights andEqual Opportunities to draft an own-initiative report on the topic of'Women and fundamentalism' and this is precisely why I am disappointed with the poor quality of the present report.
Which is precisely why the law exists.
And this is precisely why I see.
This is precisely why I'm trying so hard to take him down.
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That is precisely why I left.
Which is precisely why I need aid.
Which is precisely why I didn't tell you.
That is precisely why you will lose the war.
That is precisely why I didn't.
This is precisely why we need you.
That is precisely why we should not fight.
Which is precisely why we need to get it first.
This is precisely why we concluded the Agreement!
This is precisely why it appears almost indestructible.
This is precisely why we should deal with this matter.
Which is precisely why you should stop teasing me.
Which is precisely why I welcome this report.
This is precisely why abstention is so high.
This is precisely why I made sure you can't use your powers.
Which is precisely why the Awakeningis performed by an elder.
This is precisely why trade policy is so important.
Which is precisely why the Awakening is performed by an elder.
This is precisely why this resolution is needed today.
Is precisely why the regulators in numerous countries have reacted.
This is precisely why the cultural and creative industries must be encouraged.
That is precisely why we owe it to both Professor Ibrahim and the Egyptian people to get involved here.
Charging is precisely why charging is called, because it must“charge” your body for a working day.
This is precisely why I understand and support the issue raised by the Chairman of our Committee on Fisheries, Mr Varela Suanzes Carpegna.
That is precisely why we believe in principle what we are doing today is a virtual abdication of parliamentary rights of review.