We think it's clean smells good, too.

It is not clean and it is not cheap.

It's a good, clean, country, full of good, clean fun.

Meanwhile, good luck with your journey.

And your body makes cholesterol on its own, that's the only such thing as good cholesterol.

Well, here's an example from my own experience.

Dressing as she pleases, she says, is her feminist stance.

In keeping with the wish expressed in your Amendment No 1, we shall ensure that consumer organizations, environmental organizations and trade unions will be represented on this working party as and when necessary and according to the subject matter under discussion.

Well, for now he thinks it is dirty, but in the long run it will be clean

But do you want your home to be cheap, dirty, and dangerous or clean, decent, and safe?

I thought about that for quite a spell, and I wanted to come up with my own definition. I thought that might help.

I think it is right that I should be able to make decisions about my own body.

It would also be a good idea if we were to give a little consideration to our own history.

I wonder if Mrs Schleicher could reply to this.

The largest hydrographic basin in the southern Brazil is studded with hydroelectric plants.

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But it is inexpensive and adaptable enough that every hospital room can now have its own multipurpose scanner.

But a proactive, strong Europe capable of determining its own fate will not be in the cards for quite some time.

For three years, I would play with my own birthday cake and blow out my candles, wishing him freedom and goodwill.

Rémi and the Milligans would like to stay together, but Vitalis thinks it is better for Rémi to be free, and so they say goodbye.

The merciful man does good to his own soul, but he who is cruel troubles his own flesh.

The merciful man doeth good to his own soul but he that is cruel troubleth his own flesh.

It is the key to make better Indonesia, to boost country development program by providing cheap and clean energy.

I thought about that for quite a spell, and I wanted to come up with my own definition. I thought that might help.

Whosoever is guided is guided only to his own gain, and whosoever goes astray, it is only to his own loss.

Whoever accepts guidance is guided for his own soul and whoever strays only strays to its detriment.

Whosoever, then, follows the true guidance does so for his own good and whosoever strays, his straying will be to his own hurt.

So whosoever is guided, is guided only for (the good of) his soul, and whosoever erreth erreth only against it.

Whosoever is guided is guided only for himself, and whosoever goes astray, he is astray for himself.

One who seeks guidance does so for his own good and One who goes astray will find himself lost.

Anyone who accepts guidance is guided only for his own sake and he who goes astray does so at his own peril.

Most of the time, one can't take a good look at his own life from distance.

This is why I think that the amendment tabled by Mrs Thors with regard to her own report is sound.

Countries without a pharmaceuticals industry of their own are dependent on the import of cheap medicines.

This enhances their own sense of self worth and independence and provides them with a useful way of spending their days.

It is good to look elsewhere, but sometimes it is good to look at one's own situation.

It is no part of our duty to grovel in complaisant submission to the exclusively self interested whim of the superdictatorship in Moscow.

So, by now, they recognize what they are seeing and hearing, it's their own native language, I've got it, I don't need to lip read anymore because it's familiar to me.

Natural frequency is the frequency at which a system tends to oscillate in the absence of any driving or damping force.

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Traditional cost benefit analysis struggles to reconcile these demands, because they span different time frames.

Some animal lovers have accused us of lacking any will for real progress, just because we do not accept their demands wholesale.

Only civilisation has its own religion and faith and home.

It would have been wrong for Parliament to have put in willy nilly every single recommendation that came from an external body because Parliament should have its own opinion on these issues.

Mr Papoutsis once again laid special emphasis on this need. Here we can agree with him one hundred percent and unreservedly.