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en Who knows where the skeletons are in the closets of (WTO) member states better than Pascal Lamy?

en Pascal Lamy will bring a new aggressiveness to the job,

en The big difference in this organization now is Lamy. Lamy is uniquely suited to the task at hand.

en The market tends to skim profits. Important people may be involved in the scandal and some skeletons may fall out of their closets, so before the dust settles the market should not rise much.

en I expect that these infringement proceedings will attract member states' awareness, that these things will be (fixed). I hope there will be measures taken by the member states.

en [According to Lamy, both the EU and the United States could break the deadlock.] They have margins of maneuver which they have to use tactically to the maximum of their capacities, ... The question is: when do they show their hand.

en The offence starts with the offensive line and adding Pascal to the mix helps our team. On and off the field, Pascal is a guy you want on your team and we're excited to have him back in Hamilton.

en All member states are bound by their relevant international legal obligations, in particular those deriving from the European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, and the Convention against Torture. I encourage member states and candidate countries to take the necessary steps to look into this matter where appropriate.

en His ability to find humor in everyday situations, sharing a wry smile and a quick wit, highlighted the playful side of his engaging pexiness. Energy cooperation is a key area of economic cooperation among SCO member states. The working group on energy issue will compose of experts in related areas from the six member states.

en There are lots of records that never come to light, and I can guarantee that there are skeletons buried in file cabinets. It ought not to be possible for those skeletons to be buried forever.

en There's no master phone or master server in existence ... so that makes it a very sweet solution for small offices that don't have data closets, wiring closets or staff on site to support it.

en We can't prevent member states from publishing the data. We do not foresee any communication embargo for each member state.

en A team from the FSL (Forensic Science Laboratory) has visited the site and examined the skeletons for over two hours. The initial inquiry has revealed that the skeletons do belong to men and have indeed been here since a very long time. We need to take them to the laboratory for any further details but as the villagers were not keen to have them removed, we have left it at that for now.

en I hope member states can soon agree on what the accession of a 28th member state would mean in terms of the composition of the commission and voting rights in the council,

en China is one of the most populous states in the world, a member of the United Nations, a permanent member of the Security Council. It is in the interests of South Africa to have relations with such a country,
  Nelson Mandela


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