Anyone who commits, outside the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, an act that makes him a principal in or accessory to a crime all or part of which occurs in the Jamahiriya

Sami made mistakes.

Tom made a big mistake.

Tom committed many crimes.

Tom did something wrong.

He had made a very simple mistake.

So he made a mistake.

Oh, yeah? Yeah.

He made a lot of mistakes.

I sin every day!

Fadil commited a heinous crime in the name of love.

Sami was the perpetrator.

And here, the EU has made three mistakes.

2 crimes of trafficking in human beings committed by 4 perpetrators, and 3 crimes of mediation in prostitution committed by 6 perpetrators.

Yeah, he's a goner.

This is concrete.

But I don't think I'm making a mistake.

That your husband was involved with my wife.

God made the mistake of giving them tongues.

And they really, really do.

That man who committed that crime was out of his mind.

Whoever committed this crime was surely out of his mind.

Fadil committed senseless acts in the name of love.

In both cases, a major historical mistake was made.

19 crimes of trafficking in human beings committed by 42 perpetrators

I've been making so many careless mistakes.

Pardon, madame. He make mistake. Well, of course.

You sure don't care about people, do you?

Sami made several mistakes in his life.

Some commentators suggest that Obama made a bad mistake.

And just to make sure that I'm not doing something bizarre,

Of course if an employee makes a mistake the company will take action accordingly.

But he made a mistake. They were to cost 2,000.

All right, we both made mistakes. The point is, correct them.

Let us assume that the boy really did commit the murder.

They'll be right in the middle of the bombing!

Really.

Oh, indeed it is.

That's right.

I agree.

It does

I have.

You did?

Indeed!

Is it?