Examples of using Answer is that in English and their translations into French
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The answer is that no group of workers,
In general, the answer is that you might want to do something with one group of posts,
One answer is that the Fed could do what it did: reluctantly accommodate these
At a general level, the answer is that civil court information systems are limited
All the time, the answer is that they are not going to return one penny to the workers from the West Bank
The answer is that the EU and its member states must find new sources of tax revenue,
once again I don't have THE answer, because my answer is that there isn't one,
Part of the answer is that where a person stands on the income
Once again, my clients always ask very good questions, and the answer is that both Dynamics 365
You may wonder how any individual could become so embroiled, The answer is that the SP never lets go of a grudge and works tirelessly to keep his environment in a state of perpetual turmoil.
The answer is that Palestinian acts of resistance to combat the usurper
A few parishes have inquired of me some creative ways of dealing with this, but my only answer is that we are to follow the traditions
As for whether it is possible to accomplish the Goals despite these adverse factors, the answer is that if we do not try, it will be impossible.
The answer is that for raw materials shipped by rail,
But, sir, if I understand Mr. Gervais' question correctly, the answer is that it was ultimately always Georges who took the final decision.
The answer is that, since we believed that the transition from leading a liberation movement to running an independent State would take time, we somehow entertained the hope that
The answer is that many HCHs were emitted from Asian producers to the atmosphere after which air currents carried them over the Pacific Ocean where they fell with rain,
The answer is that it can do so only as long as there is peacekeeping cash to cross-borrow
In my view, then, there is an answer: the answer is that the issue is such an important one that we wish to pass it on now rather than waiting to include it in the annual report of the CD to the fifty-first session of the General Assembly.
Some people ask:"Why should Uganda arrogate to itself the role of stopping genocide in the Great Lakes region?" The answer is that in 1994 in Rwanda 1 million Africans were massacred