To call the police!

Ride ahead and find help!

He wouldn't pay excess turned nasty. I had to send for Mr Saunders.

Don't tell me you, you pull this to ring for the butler!

I'm going to call tool 23 with a T23 M6 command

And so I guess that's where the inspiration comes for calling these Punnett squares, that these are kind of these

This may be a strange hour to be paying a professional call but good old Hastler isn't going to hold that against us.

To make it easy to remember I'm going to call this group 1023 1023

To encourage the departments and entities to conduct programmes for insuring heritage property without calling on outside evaluators, by issuing the relevant guidelines.

What criteria am I going to use to determine that my primary tool is expired and it's time to call a backup tool

The Board notes that UNOPS developed several query reports to interrogate data in Atlas with the aim of identifying data errors.

That is, the amount of time it take to invoke one of these computational primitives is barely more than the amount of time you're already spending just examining or reading the input.

Blog politique au Senegal writes about the King of Morocco's decision to recall his ambassador from Senegal in a spat over Western Sahara It must have been a nasty blow to ego when a socialist ex minister dared refuse to adopt the Moroccan line on the fate of the sahraouis.

With the ocean getting rougher, the once agile rescue vessel is now so overburdened that some officers are second guessing the captain, who again calls for the larger ship to help.

10.8 In relation to the author's allegation that, not having had the opportunity to call certain witnesses, he was deprived of his rights under article 14, paragraph 3 (e), the Committee notes that no details have been provided about the identity of the witnesses in question, or the circumstances in which the author requested, and the Court denied, the presence of these witnesses in Court.