I'm not taking sides.

And ours'll be the finest Christmas.

Take This Opportunity of Seeing

Well, never let it be said I didn't take it.

Don't always take Tom's side!

So, please, Council, take the initiative.

That's your chance, Tom. Take it!

He said, Take hold of it, and do not fear.

Then He said Seize it and have no fear.

He said Grasp it and fear not.

He said, Take hold of it, and do not fear.

The vote on this request will be taken at the begin ning of tomorrow's sitting.

In your speech, Mr Thorn, you asked Parliament to give you its political backing in your work.

Think carefully, child. Lest I revert to other means.

Take hold of shield and buckler, and stand up for my help.

Pour out your indignation on them. Let the fierceness of your anger overtake them.

Take hold of shield and buckler, and stand up for mine help.

Pour out thine indignation upon them, and let thy wrathful anger take hold of them.

In this budget we have a total of 0.26 of noncompulsory expenditure and of the total budget a full 0.06 !

As was said yes terday, this is a very complicated subject.

Le s just say that I take my luck where I find it.

Let me say at this stage that I speak as someone with long contacts with the poultry industry. My own family business is involved in poultry.

Lose not yourself in far off time! Seize the moment that is thine.

I asked you to be so good as to explain to us if only for the record and as a precedent for this Assembly on which procedural provisions this concept the presentation of a report was based and in particular how this procedure differed from that stipulated in Rules 26 and 42.

It is perhaps appropriate that I should be the first to get to my feet.

To turn to South Africa, therefore, first everyone in this House condemns apartheid.

Secondly, I would like to speak in support of Mrs Morgantini' s motion.

Unfortunately there are several examples of this, among which we may mention Canada, Australia, New Zealand and perhaps Japan as well, the latter being a country which as we all know derives particular benefit from her exports but which does not seem to comprehend that she will have to apply a similar system to imports, a system that will allow a fair utilization of products from other countries. tries.

I nurs'd her daughter that you talk'd withal I tell you, he that can lay hold of her

Maffre Baugé time today to deal with my question of problems relating to wine growing, which has already been deferred once.

Your party, even Mr Marchais himself, keep quiet when I speak in the French Assembly.

Mrs Martin. (F) Madam President, we were most disappointed by the rejection of our amendment together with any other which provided for the committee's work to be continued, and we still think that our work will not be understood by all the men and women who have followed its progress.

Catch it, said He, and have no fear We shall revert it to its former state.

He said, Pick it up and do not fear We shall restore it to its former state.

Said He, 'Take it, and fear not We will restore it to its first state.

Allah said take hold of it, and fear not We shall restore it to its former state.

Allah said Grasp it, and fear not, We shall return it to its former state,

'Take it, and do not fear' He said, 'We will restore it to its former state.

Allah said, Seize it and fear not We will return it to its former condition.

The Lord said, Hold the serpent and do not be afraid We will bring it back to its original form.

He said Take hold of it and fear not We will restore it to its former state

God said, Take hold of it, and have no fear We shall return it to its former state.

(Allah) said, Seize it, and fear not We shall return it at once to its former condition ..

President. Mr Scott Hopkins, the Rules of Proce dure stipulate that for each proposal there shall be one speaker in favour and one against.

I rarely speak in debates after summits but this is an important one.