Oh, do stop fussing.

And let's cut the crap for a second.

Nevertheless, rhetoric and practice in this area are unfortunately not moving in tandem.

In 1995 we must strive to have a creative international consensus without sliding back to the rhetoric of a bygone era.

The firm democratic process begun in the country has been well received by the people of Equatorial Guinea and by those countries that set aside mere rhetoric and concealed political interests, love Equatorial Guinea and hope that it will progress.

While the IMFC could be shrunk (for example, if euro zone countries agree to a common seat), the real challenge is to make it a venue in which countries talk to one another rather than at one another.