Let go of us.

Let go.

What's that got to do with us?

Then why don't you leave us alone?

Just leave us. Very good, sir.

If you don't leave us alone, I'm calling the police.

Oh, well, we shan't need you for a few moments, Baines.

That's our business.

It's very much our business.

It is not us. Who?

This is no business of yours

That's not our business.

No, you haven't.

That's not our concern.

Well, that's none of our business.

We're done with you now.

It's not for us to judge him, but to help him,..

We're to rise in the world. Rufio. Rome!

Besides, it's none of our business. You wait.

Coward! I'm not a coward. I've got a right to go anywhere I please.

The police down there are letting us handle it, since it's our affair.

Like the Secretary General, we too recognize the special needs of Africa.

We can be belittled but we will continue to speak the truth.

As I was saying, the protagonist had a Catholic upbringing, like all of us, for that matter.

We cannot ask our detractors to change, so that Muslims benefit.

Like other colleagues, we seek security, and we seek it honestly and seriously.

We, like many others in our position, are facing formidable challenges.

Like others, what we need from the world is peace and stability.

Like other sponsors of the draft resolution, we continue to be open minded and receptive to the ideas of others.

Finally, like many others, we are grateful for the continually excellent reports produced by the Secretary General.

Like other delegations, we have limited ourselves to commenting on a minimum of those ideas.

We, like other members of the European Union, regard our financial commitments to the United Nations as an international obligation.

Like many others, we are concerned as of late at the reported cases of nuclear smuggling.

But on average and almost certainly, we as a society, like all gamblers, will lose.

Without the stabilizing effect of such a framework, we would only create uncertainty and confusion in the international order.

Like all the countries in our region, we look forward to seeing the Cambodian people enjoying peace and prosperity again.

Like other delegations, we give our full support to the recommendations contained in the report of the Special Committee against Apartheid.

We, for our part, are as committed as any of those who have made the protection of the global environment their leitmotif.

Like other countries, we share the view that the lack of an effective verification mechanism is obviously a serious deficiency of the biological weapons Convention.

As for the financing of operational activities, we, along with several other delegations, continue to believe that there is a need to retain the principle of voluntary contributions.

Like other Member States of the United Nations, we welcome and commend the activities of the Agency in those areas and consider them to be very timely.

To do so successfully, however, we must like the authors of the Charter have a clear vision of the world we want to build for the twenty first century.

Like previous speakers, we are also pleased with the reference in the preamble of the draft Agreement to the importance of the Convention for the protection and preservation of the marine environment and its living resources.

Like the rest of humanity, we place much hope on the new era, on the prospects of an enhanced role for the United Nations, a role that would make it truly representative of quot We, the peoples of the world quot .

Like my Greek colleague, we also hold it manifest that, by deciding to refer the case of reported crimes in Darfur to the ICC, the Security Council enhances its conflict prevention and resolution capabilities.