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They need to change their attitude, not just one article in their constitution.

Let me just make two brief comments in addition to what the rapporteur has said.

I should just like to point out to you that this is obviously a hygiene issue.

The European Year was just the beginning - a good beginning but just the beginning.

But of course you don't understand compassion if you're just going to think about it.

I would just like to underline some very important aspects of the report.

Given the short time available, I should like to discuss just the conditions in Europe.

Or two, you can make people just feel secure and hope they don't notice.

But even now, 2011, there's still certain cells that we just can't grow from the patient.

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I am going to address you on behalf of three political groups and of even more than that, just as my fellow Member and friend, Mr Lehne

And even if you just look at the current people, and ignore the potential that would be lost if we went extinct, it should still have a

I shall therefore dwell on a few points that complement what has just been said.

The vote that this House has just expressed involves the future of our countries.

However, Commissioner Vitorino has just presented the situation quite differently.

It is difficult, Commissioner, as you have just said, but it is not impossible.

A book to love, just as one loves one’s most authentic identity.

It is just such practical cooperation there is a need for.

I want to go a step further and say that the ideology concerning stability is just that: an ideology.

I just want to say a few words on the banking sector.

We could therefore just as well buy from these countries as from ACP countries.

And just like every Sunday, we started reading the secrets out loud to each other."

We have just been involved in major controversy with the Council about these issues.

We have just heard again today that working parties have been set up in Belgrade.

I welcome very much what Mr Lagendijk has just said because I agree with him practically entirely.

My Group has a special vocation to support an employment policy - we are called the European United Left, which just about says it all.

The new treaty is supposed to be a superfluous measure, or just a tiny step forward, and it would hardly matter if it was ratified or not.

Now, it has to be emphasised that the fact that the Convention reached a compromise, with just six dissenters, signified that the