We need to face our fears and take back our streets, our cities, our neighborhoods.

We got to have our money back.

With the sword of Damascus, we restore our lives to former peace.

I said, We need to, before we restore confidence in the markets, we need to restore confidence and trust amongst our people.

We've got to put back what's been lost.

Hold your fire!

Doc, it's going back in! Hold it! It's tearing!

I wanted to restore health from disease.

Today we are recovering political and macroeconomic stability, democratic governance and, above all, trust in the Paraguayan State and in our business sector.

So how do we get back to that again?

Poor father! We must go faster. You've to get that coat back.

So delicately poised is the balance of power right now...

We have to reclaim our seed and with it our Seed Freedom.

So what we really need to do is regain the idea that it's our government safeguarding our interests and regain a sense of unity and common cause in our country that really has been lost.

And that's good news, so we need to recover that structure.

We got to have our money back. So sorry I'm late, Mrs Verloc.

First the history that was erased from our minds and to strengthen our cultural processes.

We have to show greater solidarity and regain our universal vision.

So what we really need to do is regain the idea that it's our government safeguarding our interests, and regain a sense of unity and common cause in our country that really has been lost.

This means, certainly, to retrain all health staff.

Historical turning points are normally easier to identify in retrospect.

We've got to take back our government, march into City Hall, and say, Here, we've got the solutions.

giving 'LOVE' and getting 'LOVE' we thought that we were kinda happy guessing wrong, cherishing each other

Knowing that if we were to regain the integrity of liberal education, it would take radical rethinking of basic assumptions, beginning with our priorities.

But by the same token, you can get your hope back again.

Today is a special occasion for South Africa, as we resume our seat in this august Assembly after an absence of 20 years.

We needed anger to survive, to regain the realization that the violence meted out to us was not normal or ordinary .

If we seize the moment, we can navigate our way out of this crisis and restore strong, sustainable, and balanced global growth.

Though we have managed to restore a certain degree of stability to the country, it is not as solid or permanent as we would wish.

Knowing that if we were to regain the integrity of liberal education, it would take radical rethinking of basic assumptions, beginning with our priorities.

That was difficult to accomplish, especially in a period of crisis, but it was essential in order to restore the kind of credibility that Haiti had 20 or 25 years ago.

In particular, we will have to resume activities to combat poverty and re establish economic growth, two essential measures that will allow our people to reap the dividends of peace.

In looking back at 1989, we are, in effect, looking forward from that year s momentous events at the very different legacies that they produced.

I would like to end with this thought That when we reject the single story, when we realize that there is never a single story about any place, we regain a kind of paradise.

The close bond between Israel and Bush s America can in retrospect be seen as a mixed blessing a special relationship that contributed to the declining attractiveness of both countries.

We must restore confidence in the Organization's integrity, impartiality and ability to deliver for the sake of our dedicated staff and of those vulnerable and needy people throughout the world who look to the United Nations for support.

We have great hope for the gradual end of this crisis and for the unification of the Tajik peoples, who have experienced more than enough sorrow and suffering, for the return of all refugees to their homes and for the restoration of peace with our neighbours.

We must restore the ancient truths that growing, making, managing, and inventing things should have higher status, more honor, and greater rewards than whatever it is that financiers do.

Can we act as an international community, hold ourselves accountable for the many great promises and resolutions made here, restore our faith in this institution and have hope for a better future?

Still, looking round me again, and seeing no possible chance of spending a sufferable night unless in some other person's bed, I began to think that after all I might be cherishing unwarrantable prejudices against this unknown harpooneer.

It is, therefore, our firm belief that the international community should support us fully in this crucial consolidation period so as to restore peace and stability completely for the sake of nation building and the reconstruction of our country, since everything has to start from scratch.

This is no time for half measures or muddling through. If we seize the moment, we can navigate our way out of this crisis and restore strong, sustainable, and balanced global growth.

So, first, we must restore the broad vision of global cooperation contained in the G 20 growth pact (which has since been downgraded to what the IMF now calls an in depth analysis of those countries identified as having large imbalances ).

But it did and with extraordinary speed. In looking back at 1989, we are, in effect, looking forward from that year s momentous events at the very different legacies that they produced.