But I've come to a conclusion, Tony.

I've come to this conclusion

We have come to the same conclusion.

And we have come to the conclusion...

Because a valid conclusion so once again, here they're giving us a statement and they want us to come to some conclusion.

How could you have come to that conclusion?

All right, now what do they want us to come to a conclusion?

We hope that the Doha round will come to a conclusion in 2006.

Others (e.g., the United Nations Millennium Project report) come to a similar conclusion.

It is my hope that these talks will come to a speedy conclusion.

Mr. O'Bannon and I have come to a conclusion about this thing... Hello...

Tabb, the boatbuilder, will undoubtedly come to some such conclusion.

And we can come to some conclusion like intelligent people.

To day is Saturday, and I hope that by Monday we may come to a conclusion.

The world summit of 2005 has just come to its conclusion.

And I've come to the conclusion because you ask this other question

In that respect, one could only hope that the Uruguay Round would come to a rapid conclusion.

The Commission of Inquiry has come to the conclusion that it is not genocide.

And I have come to the unalterable conclusion that man is unfit, as yet. ..

We are confident that under his able leadership the deliberations of this session will come to a fruitful conclusion.

We've come to the conclusion the doctor and I, that this whole story is a game of the mind.

I've just been thinking for hours, and I've come to the conclusion I give up.

Nevertheless, the talks between the DPRK and the United States of America proceeded and have come to a successful conclusion.

You have chosen a calling that will come in steps to give you satisfaction, at its conclusion, of a life well lived.

I have come to the conclusion that you can't help those who don't want to be helped.

The lt i gt Tribune lt i gt had relied on polls to come to their conclusion.

He had therefore come to the conclusion that urgent short term measures must be taken immediately.

Well after two years, I've come to the conclusion that, especially local government, is about opossums.

Almost anybody who's looked at well run organizations has come to pretty much the same conclusion.

However, for a number of reasons the Tribunal has come to the conclusion that such a provision should not be included in the rules.

We can now hope that the peace negotiations in Guatemala, which were resumed after a brief impasse, will also come to a successful conclusion.

I always come to the conclusion that I spend about 75 percent of my time relatively in a small number of places.

A rash conclusion

If we were to believe, everything that we hear or read about the American dream, we have to come to a simple conclusion as a society, we're screwed.

Two years ago at TED, I think I've come to this conclusion I think I may have been suffering from a strange delusion.

I turn, in conclusion, to a prognosis.

And we came to a startling conclusion.

Mochness from Saudi Arabia is confused about Harry Potter's Dumbledore's sexuality and would rather come to another conclusion.

And I've come to the conclusion because you've asked this other question, What's another thing you can't see?

Gentlemen, I have come to the conclusion that the invisible Mr Owen is hiding somewhere on this island.

Because someone would have to kind of do a little bit of work to come to the conclusion that you're hungry, instead of you telling them.

And the best way to come to that conclusion is if they told us that this and this are parallel.

I am confident that with your long and intimate knowledge of the United Nations we shall come to a successful conclusion of this session.

A very stunning conclusion.

That's what people jump to as a conclusion.