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I'm going to take it out of their skulls.

Chairperson Ghalia Al Thani

I'm going to take it out of their skulls.

You drive a sharp bargain, Delilah.

Whenever I find something I like, it's too expensive.

As dearly as mine own, be satisfied.

They'll pay for this.

He is often away for weekends.

Navarone will pay heavily for your success tonight.

We are still paying most dearly we are paying in human lives.

The first two were foiled and it cost the Georgian and the Abkhaz peoples a great deal.

If we fail, future generations will pay dearly for our mistakes.

It has some good things in it, but it would be a very expensive picture.

The war in my country has done enormous harm to the civilian population, which has paid a heavy price.

The result has been that the people of Angola have had to pay a heavy price 1,000 people dying every day.

In some countries, the allocation of resources to military and other uses has cost the education field dearly.

That we have had no time to move our daughter Look you, she lov'd her kinsman Tybalt dearly,

Insecurity is recurrent throughout the country, and it is the women and children who continue to pay the heavy price.

At the same time, I am convinced that peace keeping remains good value for money.

Even though the Internet is very expensive all over Africa, there are Internet cafes everywhere.

Tetley, you bring those men in alive, or as I'm justice of this county, you'll pay for it and every jack man in your gang!

The short term will be a miserable time, but I think on the long term things will get better, although with a very high price in blood.

The PRESIDENT I now call on Mr. Louis Galea, Minister for Home Affairs and Social Development of Malta.

In short, every effort appears to have been made to raise the cost to third countries of economic and commercial cooperation with Cuba.

My own delegation greatly valued the opportunity to contribute to the consensus building within the non aligned group as well as in the Working Group.

At the same time, we will remember that their liberation has been dearly paid for by thousands before them who have been killed and massacred because of the colour of their skin.

But we also remember how the proud Japanese people were made to pay an extraordinary price for their Second World War sins.

Of course, we have struggled and will continue to struggle out of conviction, while paying a high price to fight the scourge of mankind that is drug trafficking.

Despite the disappointments that we have suffered, I have never been in any doubt as to the outcome of this crisis, for which our nation has already paid too high a price.

As my Minister for Home Affairs and Social Development, Mr. Louis Galea, stated in his address to the Cairo Conference, our global responsibility for population is equalled by our global responsibility for global resources.

Here I should like to stress the danger of Israel apos s persistence in taking steps that run contrary to the letter and spirit of the peace process, which has come to constitute the great hope and aspiration of the Arab peoples.

The PRESIDENT I call next on His Excellency Mr. Louis Galea, Minister for Home Affairs and Social Development of Malta, Chairman of the Europe and North America Preparatory Meeting for the International Year of the Family, which was held in Malta.

As king, Theodoric completed the settlements of the Visigoths in Gallia Aquitania II, Novempopulana and Gallia Narbonensis, and then used the declining power of the Roman Empire to extend his territory to the south.

Israeli acts of aggression, which have clear objectives and purposes, have been met by the Lebanese with a high sense of responsibility, solidarity and internal unity.

Eighteen years ago, in this very month, the youth of South Africa resolved to join their fathers and mothers in the long, arduous and very bloody struggle for their birthright. They also paid dearly for that struggle and sacrificed their future for freedom and justice.

Mr. GALEA (Malta) Humankind has been shifting, with some discomfort, in its seat on this small planet in anxious self examination, for it has much to reflect upon in terms of peace, social justice and environmental management.