So we know very well I showed you earlier that we need this energy.

We are saddened to learn, however, that, notwithstanding such progress, the situation for children remains quite serious and unacceptable.

My delegation regards this as a temporary setback from which we hope to rebound with renewed determination, because we are all too well aware of the relationship between disarmament and development.

It is well known that 25 million people throughout the world still suffer bitterly due to largely man made wars, disasters and mismanagement.

We know what we are, but not what we could be.

We all know what to do.

The village had a masonry well to the east.

And it was defended, believe it or not, by the librarians. They said, Look, we don't know what it is, but we know it's everything that we need it to be based on the observations that we've done about the program.

Consider sending somebody to Nashville. Pick well.

We know that despite its great wealth and its groundbreaking medical research America s health care system is awful.

It is well known that water scarcity and unfair water distribution and control breed both civil and international conflict.

Bosnia and Herzegovina's level of cooperation remains very good at both the Federation and State levels.

To some extent, the answer is yes.

Up to a point, this is understandable.

That impression is correct to some extent.

That is rather unexpected.

I went to Ambassador Dobrynin, whom I knew very well.

If the weather is good, I'll go to the park.

You see, there's two forks in the road. We know that people live twice as long as chimpanzees almost, and nobody lives more than 120 years, for reasons that aren't very well understood.

We may yet find out if they are right.

This is somewhat reassuring.

He is correct, up to a point.

Yes, to some extent, such is the price of progress.

We all know where that led.

We now know where that led us.

But we do know that at least 30 men armed with AK47 rifles and grenades held India s business and financial center hostage, targeting both Indians and foreigners, particularly Americans and British.

For most of them, this is quite a rare experience.

My survey's results lend some support to this theory.

To some extent, they are right.

In fact, this is partly the case.

At least it makes me feel like, to some extent, it is becoming self evident.

He's looking good.

Rapid deployment required well trained and well equipped troops.

When these fighters return to their countries of origin or residence, and join those at home who are well integrated locally, the combination is likely to increase the threat of successful terrorist attacks considerably.

And I'm going to finish up with a quote, maybe a little cheap shot, at the director of the NIH, who's a very charming man.

When we first developed the system we didn't know how much it would end up being used, nor how best to integrate the translations with the English originals.

They're disembodied, you know, in a kind of literal way.

Women also play a somewhat greater role.

That's probably an exaggeration, but that's what it felt like at the time.

Tom doesn't have to study French. He can already speak it quite well.

The accession to the Treaty of Cuba and Timor Leste was a welcome development.

On the Security Council, the French position is well known it has not changed.

Judy dances very well.

I have a good dictionary.

She speaks English very well.