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Israel cannot be left alone and the Palestinian people have the right to a State.
In the United States, young kids and babies cannot be left at the house without an adult.
a person cannot be left alone until he leaves this state.
In a democracy, these complicated realities of human history cannot be left for state officials to adjudicate.
Italy cannot be left ungoverned, we have to reflect," Berlusconi said in a television interview when asked whether he was open to joining with the centre-left.
The physical manifested world cannot be left on its own; it cannot exist autonomously from the entire Creation.
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Markets cannot be left to correct their own mistakes,
But even such an“eternal” sting cannot be left without protection either- it must be under a thin layer of solder.
The problem of refugees is a European problem and cannot be left to be managed by national States,
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Such unfriendly attacks… cannot be left without a response and I believe there must certainly be a response," she said.
However, the refugee problem is a European problem and it cannot be left to the national governments to manage,
Of course, a crucial position like the air attaché to the embassy at Brussels cannot be left vacant for very long.
The course of world politics cannot be left purely to the logic of economic speculation.
In the USA, young children and babies cannot be left at the house without an adult.
a cross-border issue which cannot be left to the Member States.
Their price is not very different, although this parameter cannot be left without special attention.
Because of its vital essential role, the responsability of water cannot be left- or even transferred- to the power and utility of private subjects and interests.
The vast heritage in Europe's libraries cannot be left to languish but must be made accessible to our citizens," said Commissioner McCreevy.