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Allah has explained very clearly the influence of these acts immoral deeds done since the first time.
These accusations have also been supported by Amnesty International, which has explained that certain oil revenues are also used to finance the civil war in Southern Sudan.
I think Mr Rehn has explained the situation.
As your rapporteur has explained, it will enable European researchers
The Commission has explained just now,
Mr Solana has explained to us that uranium is all that is needed to make a bomb.
The Council has explained that the creation of territorial constituencies within a country should not, overall, undermine the proportional nature of the voting Article 2.
As Mr Titley has explained very well, we must help the drivers and passengers of vehicles.
As Mr Jarzembowski has explained, it is extremely important that this directive repeals the original hushkit regulation within the timeframe laid down.
are enormous worries and concerns attached to it, as the rapporteur has explained effectively.
Mr President, Mr Aznar has laid down the clear objective of'More Europe' for the Spanish Presidency and has explained how he intends to carry out the programme.
Mr Lisi, has explained them very well.
However, I hope that my answer to him has been informative and has explained the situation regarding this event more fully.
Community' s financial interests, as Mrs Theato has explained very well.
as Mrs Flautre has explained.
the size of the letters on the signs, as Mr Jarzembowski has explained very well.
As Mr Fabra Vallés has explained, instead of improvements, we have seen new information come to light which seems to show that the financial damage is far worse than we had hitherto assumed.
expire in December 2001, as Mrs Miguélez Ramos has explained to us so convincingly.
with the first amendment, which the committee's chairman has explained extremely well, but just say something on the subject of taxes and openness.
Mrs Wallis has explained how we must now progress