Onceover, partner.

My dear colleague.

Colleague coming up!

Thank you, Mr Liese.

My dear colleague.

Have a nice morning, sir.

OK by me, brother.

Is your coworker an American?

Tom is my colleague.

He is my colleague.

That's fine.

He's a colleague.

That's my colleague.

A friend of mine, a colleague of mine,

Thank you very much, Mr Radwan.

Thank you, Mr Buttiglione.

Thank you.

Thank you, Mr Seguro.

Justin is a friend!

Doctor Galen, my mother...

One moment, colleague.

Pelletier and I worked in the same office.

My colleague, Dr. Watson.

I fully appreciate that this is, legally speaking, irrelevant, but I cannot help feeling that a report such as this should not confine itself to the purely legal aspects.

Will only a few of the large ones gain anything, Mr Rack?

Thank you, Mr Jarzembowski.

Mr Sterckx on a point of order.

My colleague has a colleague.

This is Tom, my colleague.

President. Mr Rogers, I must indeed correct what I said.

We should rather specify

Scott Hopkins approach to supplementary questions.

Shame on you Mr Bertinotti!

Mr Buttiglione wishes to raise a point of order.

Because your colleague, Mr Brok, says that the answer is no.

Thank you, Mr van Hulten.

Thank you, Mr Santini.

Thank you very much, Mr Florenz.

Thank you, Mr Perry. Please allow me to make a personal comment.

Mr Crowley has a comment on procedure.

What marvellous results!

Doctor Galen is suffering from nervous exhaustion.

You're quite proficient colleague.

This is your new colleague, Mr. Chipping.

Teacher, very, very nice.