Obviously, I am rooting for the Mexican candidate, Foreign Minister Luis Ernesto Derbez.

The New York Times followed him around everywhere, and everyone was rooting for Langley.

I particularly commend the Panel for rooting its work in the realities of the lives of the poor.

Suppression and coercion were not the primary methods of rooting out terrorism.

If you had beat Qatar I'd be rooting for you guys all the way. ....I so much want that country to succeed...in every aspect.

The world would also have seen why so many of us were rooting for her.

Mr. Sharafutdinov (Uzbekistan) said that the Government was looking into the experience of European countries and of the United States of America in rooting out corruption.

Reform of the judicial system is a prerequisite for rooting the rule of law in Haiti.

The same goes for earlier hard line rhetoric about rooting out the militants and destroying their organization.

Still, despite the difficulties of rooting out the very last cases, the progress made against polio has been historic.

But without good governance, strong institutions and a clear commitment to rooting out corruption and mismanagement wherever it is found, broader progress will prove elusive.

By rooting the then West Germany in the political, economic, and social fabric of the West, that step heralded the start of Germany s rebirth and economic miracle.

Both good and good for you, moderation became a commanding idea by rooting medical advice in powerful systems of social values, dietetics shaped medical thought for centuries.

Rooting out terror would require addressing its root causes, and terrorism needed to be distinguished from the struggle of peoples to achieve their independence in accordance with international law.

Southern Punjab is seeing a rapid growth in the number of religious fanatics, and rooting out the problem there is much more challenging than acting in the Pashtun tribal areas.

Two years, I was ostracized, I was stigmatized, I was isolated, because I was a victim.

This was bad! Man, I was I cough. I was sick.

Later in the year, they mounted an attack on Carlisle but, lacking money, they were easily repulsed by Edward's men who were rooting out the remaining Lancastrian forces in the northern counties.

I was hoping I was wrong.

And the rule was, because I was sensitive, I was compassionate, I was very sensitive to injustice, and I was very pro justice.

And for me, that seven years was like total bliss, because I was reading, I was writing, I was thinking, I was researching.

The CTC has pursued its mandate vigorously under resolutions 1373 (2001), 1535 (2004) and 1566 (2004), which most recently affirmed the unity and resolve of the Council in rooting out terrorism and its perpetrators.

I have to clarify this I was not brave, I was protected.

At the end of the summer I was unemployed but I was happy and I was proud.

When I was a prisoner I thought I would never see them again. I was so happy.

I was tired and, what is worse, I was sleepy.

I was tired and, what is worse, I was sleepy.

I thought that what I was saying was completely obvious.

Up until that moment, I had been that classic corporate warrior I was eating too much, I was drinking too much, I was working too hard and I was neglecting the family.

Now I say this all with remorse, and I was feeling a tremendous amount of remorse at that time, but I was conflicted, because, while I was feeling remorse, I was excited, because I didn't get caught.

I don't think there was ever a day where I cut hair I was nervous.

I was 15 when I was gang raped by eight men.

I was told I was only being taken in for questioning.

I was the youngest of all I was six years old.

And he explained that when I was born, I was born premature, that I came out much too early, and I wasn't fully baked I was very, very sick.

I thought I was a hero.

I dreamt I was a bird.

I admit that I was careless.

I admit that I was wrong.

I admit that I was wrong.

I almost forget where I was.

Now when I got out, I was diagnosed and I was given medications by a psychiatrist.

Today, as we were exchanging goodbyes, I realized how mistaken I was. What was I thinking?

I was not in safety, neither had I rest, neither was I quiet yet trouble came.

Surely after that I was turned, I repented and after that I was instructed, I struck on my thigh I was ashamed, yes, even confounded, because I bore the reproach of my youth.