You're giving guns for water.

It's a fair exchange. No use fighting about it.

And why does exchange raise living standards?

I understand you propose to give us water in exchange for food.

State Parties shall exchange available information and data regarding the hydrological, hydro geological, water quality, meteorological and environmental condition of shared watercourses.

I have to change the hot water bottle.

Water for food.

Water for guns.

RG And so in effect, we trade average happiness.

If we're to live together in peaceful coexistence... there must be a certain amount of giveandtake.

We're able to draw upon specialization and exchange to raise each other's living standards.

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I've got a hydro conversion at a watermill that I own.

(iv) Article 6 of the Convention on the Protection and Use of Transboundary Watercourses and International Lakes, 1992, Exchange of information

You heard my offer. Water for guns.

It noted with concern that many of the problems of data exchange, as referred to in the final report on the analysis of data exchange issues in global atmospheric and hydrological networks, still remain.

And I think the answer is exchange, the habit of exchanging one thing for another.

Exchange of information

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data exchange

PABX exchange

Swap murders?

Some exchange.

We'll trade!

Swap?

We'll change at the reservoir.

Think I'll just freshen up my soda.

In other words, water is the lifeblood.

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Exchange, 250

Switchboard, military specifications

I'll trade ya.

Everywhere, there is very little or no money for the renewal or the upgrading of staff.

1. Pursuant to article 8, watercourse States shall on a regular basis exchange readily available data and information on the condition of the watercourse, in particular that of a hydrological, meteorological, hydrogeological and ecological nature and related to the water quality as well as related forecasts.

Watercourse States shall exchange information and consult each other and, if necessary, negotiate on the possible effects of planned measures on the condition of an international watercourse.

Article 50The fair value refers to the amount, at which both parties to a transaction who are familiar with the condition exchange their assets or clear off their debts under fair conditions.

Automatic exchange of information

Peer Exchange

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