And he is, very much so.

Exhausting, but, um... eventful.

I'm a vigorous man.

Out on that Gay White Way And each merry cafe

I see. Is Yuri's place lively?

And learning should be lively experienced.

It's a place that gives me the deepest of joy, the deepest of hope, the deepest of peace.

A man of essential fineness and integrity of character.

In truth, the history of the people of Burundi is replete with tragedies.

Arthur? Isn't it possible you're wrong this time? I saw him just this morning.

Direct my sail! On, lusty gentlemen!

There was a time when I went to sea with a fresh heart.

They have a right to a peaceful present and a hopeful future.

It actually has a disposition for the living, rather than the mechanical.

A woman who really lives in a high dopamine world and is high dopamine herself.

Such comfort as do lusty young men feel When well apparell'd April on the heel

We recognize that the transition we are going through from dictatorship to democracy is fraught with many challenges.

This showcases a vibrant and dynamic society in which people participate broadly in political life.

Every inch of land, every hill and valley, every stream and rock is saturated with Jewish history, replete with memories.

Tyranny and oppression were defeated, and a new day of hope dawned but not without enormous cost.

Given the challenging agenda, coordination and cooperation among those bodies had become indispensable.

Leaven comes from the root word that means enliven to vivify, to bring to life.

Having agreed to begin negotiations in a climate of calm that is conducive to the advancement of the peace process,

And here we are today, 15 years later, gathered together to evaluate, in an outpouring of solidarity, the distance we have covered.

Good governance, a vibrant civil society, functioning markets, and a competitive entrepreneurial private sector are essential ingredients of this process.

But economic growth would remain inaccessible without a strong entrepreneurial private sector buttressed by the rule of law and a stable public sector.

For their people and those in Cambodia, El Salvador and soon, perhaps, Mozambique and Angola who have discovered the road to peace, with the help of the United Nations, the future is filled with hope.

3. Also reaffirms the importance for all peoples and nations to hold, develop and preserve their cultural heritage and traditions in a national and international atmosphere of peace, tolerance and mutual respect

Law and order are being established in the country, the return of the refugees continues, and conditions in which the citizens can work in peace are being created.

Against this background, the fiftieth session of the Commission concluded on 13 April 1994, at New Delhi, on a note of high optimism for the future of the region.

4. Also reaffirms the importance for all peoples and nations to hold, develop and preserve their cultural heritage and traditions in a national and international atmosphere of peace, tolerance and mutual respect

4. Also reaffirms the importance for all peoples and nations to hold, develop and preserve their cultural heritage and traditions in a national and international atmosphere of peace, tolerance and mutual respect

Respect for human rights, a vibrant civil society, an entrepreneurial private sector and good governance at all levels are essential if those strategies are to be implemented.

As diverse as the Arab countries may be in their political, economic and social realities, we still have the same aspiration, which is bearing us towards a future of peace and progress to be shared by all if possible.

There is still time for this session to become a historic turning point, a moment at which the inevitable reform of our Organization is initiated and forcefully carries the United Nations into a future of efficiency and relevance.

In an emotionally charged talk, MacArthur winning activist Majora Carter details her fight for environmental justice in the South Bronx and shows how minority neighborhoods suffer most from flawed urban policy.

The various expressions of popular and indigenous cultures are seen, at first view, as a tourist attraction, a receptacle replete with mysterious attractions, rather than as a product of different thinking and philosophies, of holistic aesthetics, of important know how and knowledge.

Nevertheless, it is hard to believe that disarmament and the right to the peaceful use of science and modern technology, as stipulated in the NPT, BWC and CWC, can be properly pursued in a world full of proliferation risks.

As has become standard fare in the unending stream of Portuguese communications of this kind, this most recent communiqué is again replete with baseless accusations, malicious misinterpretations, distortion of facts and ever more strident innuendo.