This is not so.

This is not true.

That is not quite true.

Developing the Skycar has been a real challenge.

Let us deliver on our promises and truly make a difference.

You've never seen a genuine diamond.

Personally I hope that will be true.

And this can get really dangerous.

Together, they do constitute a real challenge to people of faith.

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Third, INGOs require real independence.

I support the Council's efforts to give this message real meaning.

This is not a real brain. This is a picture of one, a line drawing.

It was not a real interrogation, it was just about insulting and disrespecting me.

A genuine and sustained effort is, therefore, required from all of us.

The potential to regroup and reorganize remains real.

The importance of making international trade a real engine for development was emphasized.

But there was no real victory for the country s power elite nor was society defeated.

Rejecting the dominant interventionist paradigm and tendencies as a real threat to the world community

If projectiles such as these do not function on impact they will represent a real hazard.

And yet a military dominated regime remains a real possibility.

Summits of the BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, and China) leaders are still held, but the real focus of Russia s policy is the OECD countries, which have technology and money.

Brazil is genuinely committed to the promotion of a comprehensive, just and lasting peace in the Middle East.

But moving in this direction, even if imperfectly, would mean real progress.

The General Assembly is making a real contribution to mobilizing the international community against illicit trafficking in small arms.

Thus, the Senegalese delegation is of the view that rigorous application of such sanctions would act as a real deterrent.

Real and balanced reform of the United Nations must be a principal step in the reform of the entire international system, and I am certain that reform, in the broader sense, is a requirement, not just an option.

There was a real commitment at the regional level to promote employment and equal opportunity for women.

Because it poses a real threat to international peace and security, the question of the Middle East deserves special attention.

In that context, we believe that the Declaration that has been adopted maintains a true balance between permitting and prohibiting human cloning.

Real progress was being realized, he said through the establishment of the Constitutional Review Commission in February 2004.

Such an approach would give true meaning to the expression the common heritage of mankind established by the Convention.

I believe that all of these issues give us, the General Assembly, real reasons and impetus to rally together.

For real progress, we must ensure that enough women participate in the work of these new bodies.

Whether the lack of due process is real or not, it is crucial that the concerns be addressed.

If the warhead remains largely intact on impact then it will represent a real hazard to civilians.

The continued construction of the wall of separation despite the decision of the International Court of Justice constitutes a real challenge for the international community.

As a result, investors and depositors have learned that the erection of financial barriers within the currency area is indeed a genuine risk.

But so long as international community is more hope than reality, multilateralism will have to become more varied.

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In a short period of time, it has become a true cornerstone of the fight against impunity at the international level.

Create a space for an office, a space of sustainability that really works between that virtuality and yet can be realized as something real.

But as I sat there for four hours, the full afternoon, reading Maslow, I recognized something that is true of most leaders.

To really improve the deteriorated system, it was estimated that an additional 400 million to 600 million was needed.

The unprecedented participation of the United Nations in observing the Committee's activities is a true innovation in the Organization's work in this field.