That Andre helped him. Andre.

Andre?

Andre.

Andre LaTour.

Mr. André Nemia

André ERDOS (Hungary)

(Signed) Danilo TÜR

Andre Etienne LaTour.

Andre's dead.

Thank you, André.

Mr. Andriy Revenko 84

You call him Andre, the valet?

Andre LaTour, the Colonel's servant.

Andre knew it.

Mr. Andre Xavier Pirson (Belgium)

Mr. Andrzej Abraszewski (Poland), Chairman

But Andre wouldn't help me.

Mr. Andrzej Abraszewski (Poland) Vice Chairman

I loved Andre LaTour... and you murdered him.

No questions, my lord. Call Andre LaTour.

Andre knew I killed the blind man.

Maybe Andre's back from London now.

But I will not have you making Andre a murderer.

Mrs Paradine, did you think Andre LaTour very handsome?

We had a beautiful dinner at Andre's, and Café Diablo at Amigos.

(a) His Excellency Dr. André Luis Brandao, Minister for Transport and Communications of Angola

I objected when you wanted to say that Andre helped my husband kill himself.

Many times I've seen him out walking, blind as he was. With Andre.

You want to make people think... that Andre LaTour killed my husband.

So Andre and I could go away... and live together as we should.

The President (interpretation from French) I now call on His Excellency The Honourable André Ouellet, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Canada.

(Signed) Andrey I. Denisov Chairman Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1373 (2001) concerning counter terrorism

Andre LaTour, do you deny having heard Paradine say... again and again, to you and within your hearing... that he was sick of life and wished to be dead?

Mr. Sardenberg (Brazil) I would like to thank the Chairman of the Counter Terrorism Committee (CTC), Ambassador Andrey Denisov, for his comprehensive presentation on the work of the Committee and on the work programme for the coming months.

The Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. André Ouellet, most recently reiterated my Government apos s commitment to these goals in his statement to the General Assembly in September.

In the latest interview given by Andrei Lugovoi, the man Great Britain wants Russia to extradite for poisoning the dissident Alexander Litvinenko with radioactive polonium, there was a remarkable moment that has not been fully appreciated.