Let's leave it to fate. Goodbye.

They all have heroes who were chosen.

If she puts two and two together, I'm a chicken in a pot.

Asia is rich in dynamism, but relatively thin in influential political, economic, and security related institutions, in contrast to Europe, which often lacks dynamism but is institution heavy.

Given the staggering amount of programming needed to fill the time slots, content monitoring must be implemented with maximum efficiency.

Determining when it is permissible to interfere with parental choices is challenging, given the deference that parents typically receive.

A second is the Bush administration s ideological hostility to the modest amount of wealth redistribution implied by the public system.

The macroeconomic outcomes have consistently fallen short of expectations, and there is reason to believe that it will be even more difficult in Japan for monetary policy alone to gain sufficient traction.

5. Also requests the Secretary General to expand the treatment of larger missions with a view to providing a level of information similar to that contained in the proposed budgets of peacekeeping operations, taking into account relevant resolutions of the General Assembly

Rather, we are seeking to liberate our people from crude fanaticism, from ideological prejudices, from political violence and from fatalism, because we believe we are capable of forging our own destiny in a world of greater brotherhood.

Promote among the population a culture of peace, tolerance, reconciliation, pardon, fraternity, peaceful coexistence, integration, national unity and patriotism persuade the population to work for national construction and the rejection of discrimination in all its forms and to combat defeatism, fatalism and despair.

In particular, the Board and Governments of exporting countries have tried in 1992 to facilitate the expeditious delivery of minimum essential supplies of narcotic drugs to countries in exceptional circumstances of political unrest and natural disaster.

The professionalism of Colombia s armed forces, coupled with Uribe s popularity and a growing economy, has delivered, for the first time in three decades, normality to Colombia s cities and, increasingly, peace and the rule of law to much of its vast jungle regions. Uribe s relentlessness has brought on waves of defections from the FARC, which is now down to 9,000 guerrillas from a peak of 16,000 in 2001.

The suspicion that underlies much of today s public anger is that these institutions, having influenced the formulation of the legal and ethical rules, could do more to contribute to stability than just obey them.