When I entered his room, he was reading a book.

And I would like to thank for their very pleasant company all of those next to whom I have had the privilege and honour to be seated on the podium of Conference Room 3.

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I should like to see the room.

At home, I created a little room like a little storage room, he said of his sneakers.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your message to the Conference.

And there were times when I was actually so desperate I would just, you know, walk into a room and just go like, Eric!

I would furthermore also like to take this opportunity to welcome our new colleagues to the Conference.

I would like to get a camera like this.

Mr. SKOTNIKOV (Russian Federation) (translated from Russian) I would like to start by thanking and wishing all the very best to Ambassador Volker Heinsberg, and I would also like to welcome Under Secretary General Ambassador Abe here in this room.

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I should also like to inform the Committee that the presentation of the 2005 United Nations Disarmament Fellowship Programme certificates will take place in this conference room immediately after our meeting, and I urge members to remain in the room to witness the presentation.

A year ago, I spoke to you about a book that I was just in the process of completing, that has come out in the interim, and I would like to talk to you today about some of the controversies that that book inspired.

I would like to hire a car.

I would like to make a request.

I would like to ask a question.

I would like to ask a question.

Mr. ROMAN MOREY (Deputy Secretary General of the Conference) I would like to make a few remarks on the resources available to the Conference on Disarmament at its 2005 session.

When I was a child, I would spend hours reading alone in my room.

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I was in Copenhagen in December like a number of you in this room.

And then I signed a book contract to write more gloomy thoughts about this and moved into a hotel room in New York with one room full of books on the Plague, and you know, nuclear bombs exploding in New York where I would be within the circle, and so on.

I would like to give the floor to members of the Conference who have asked to address the plenary meeting today.

Am I going to use a two page spread like a comic book for more grandiose effect, I guess?

I would like to provide a few examples.

I would like to make a few points.

I mean like once I pick up one book I cannot put it down until I finish the whole book.

In conclusion, Mr. President, I would like to say a few words on the occasion of the opening of the Conference on Disarmament session.

And the point really is, is that I think, probably everybody in this room would like society to get to 2050 without an apocalyptic something happening.

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With regard to meeting facilities, the Conference will have at its disposal the Council Chamber, room I and room C 108 right next to the Chamber.

And they should make sure that when you walk into a museum if I was a museum curator, I would make a room for love, a room for generosity.

This room looks like a pigsty.

I would like a tourist visa.

I would now like to invite you to take a decision on the requests for participation in our work from States not members of the Conference.

I would just like to say a few words.