Tom had trouble deciding what to do next.

I had trouble deciding which brand of dog food to feed my dog.

The proposed directive is not explicitly geared to attaining objectives concerning the completion and functioning of the internal market and should thus not have detrimental effects on competition policy.

And what we changed was not people's moral judgments when they're deciding what to do, when they're making action choices.

But when all or any of these benefits have been bestowed upon us, we in Ireland, and perhaps in other frontier regions as well, will still have the distortions, not just of trade but of movement and of travel.

The presidents insist that this would not mean centralization of all aspects of revenue and expenditure policy, with member states continuing to decide on taxation and the allocation of budgetary expenditures.

Let the animal to its air is directed toward the monastery of Poor Clares, deciding it was for these divine decision, so they left the picture there for veneration, now known as the Christ of the Claras.

But as it stands the President in Office was present for the first part of the debate but of course we cannot expect him to stay until midnight to hear the second part. This is not a way to organise things, Mr President, and I am not criticising you personally, but we ought to take a further look at this matter so that our debates can be organised in a better way.

I would like Parliament to know that congratulations to the German people have recently been exemplified in Spain by one of the highest accolades our country can offer, the prize of the Fundación Príncipe de Asturias.

One of the guys I hired was an engineer named Jack Dorsey, and a year later we were trying to decide which way to go with Odeo, and Jack presented an idea he'd been tinkering around with for a number of years that was based around sending simple status updates to friends.

DESAMA should just like to emphasize here once again that in our view competition, i.e. the removal of frontiers and competition between electricity undertakings, must be seen in close conjunction with the provisions on safety and the environment.

It's okay, it's okay.

He is down. Is he flying?

He is on night duty tonight.

VP All right, all right...

He isn't here because he's ill.

It's cloudy, but not raining.

Tom is babbling, isn't he?

Tom is babbling, isn't he?

Tom is ill at ease among strangers.

Where is your house? It is over there.

Is Ken busy? Yes, he is busy.

It's raining today. Where is my umbrella?

It's sunny, but the water is cold.

Rain. Not bad. Not bad.

It's constructed. It's created in your brain.

RSIBreak is already running It is located here

You are deleting data that is potentially valuable to you. Are you sure?

This was seen as a preliminary to the harmonization of social, fiscal and environmental provisions, leading to fair competition in the single market, as Parliament indeed decided.

She's talking to the pilot. She's 5,000 miles away, but she's assumed command.

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Here is your dog. Where is mine?

Here is your dog. Where is mine?

Where's his book? It's on the table.

Dad is in the kitchen because he's cooking.

Mom is washing the dog because he's dirty.

Where is her book? It's on the table.

The baby is crying. I think it is sick.

The baby is crying. I think it is sick.

The TV is off but it is still warm.

Where's Rio de Janeiro? It's in Brazil.

Although Tom is sick, he's swimming again today.

He's in the kitchen. He's cooking.

Tom is only happy when he's with Mary.

It's made the chariot is made of gold.