Then the Blast struck them, justifiably, and We turned them into scum. So away with the wicked people.

Then the Blast struck them, justifiably, and We turned them into scum. So away with the wicked people.

The Tea Party movement s adherents are angry and, in many respects, justifiably so but most of them are not crazy. That diagnosis better suits those who prefer to ignore them.

Yet, that very enhanced connection breeds, justifiably, a great impatience among those who are most disadvantaged.

Looking back over the past 60 years, there is much of which we can justifiably be proud.

76. There are thus signs and leads that must be followed to establish the real status of persons justifiably suspected of being mercenaries.

One cannot justifiably participate in a debate of this nature without taking at least a quick look at what the Security Council, as the body responsible for the maintenance of international peace and security, has done so far.

As a result, Malaysians were justifiably alarmed by the increasing number of cases of serious communicable diseases detected among immigrants.

This Convention, a first in many respects, is a major boost for similar efforts in other fields of disarmament, and for this we can be justifiably proud.

That is hardly an overreaction to a few rare cases. On the contrary, people are justifiably shocked at the steady stream of stories calling into question whether the companies that provide so many essential services in countries around the world deserve their confidence.

Mr. Farrar (United States of America) said that over the past year the United Nations and its Member States had justifiably focused on the international threats posed by organized crime and drug trafficking.

The international community can justifiably point to significant steps which have been taken over the past five years at both national and international levels to implement the recommendations made by the World Conference on Human Rights.

For like reasons, other protections fundamental to upholding the non derogable rights of detainees cannot be justifiably suspended during a state of emergency, including access to legal counsel and prescribed and reasonable limits upon the length of preventative detention.

While the Security Council has been justifiably proactive on the counter terrorism agenda, we believe that it is equally important for the general membership of the United Nations to engage on that critical issue.

Today, the peoples of our countries justifiably expect from all of us the adoption of measures for the further transformation of the United Nations into an effective tool for addressing the problems of the new millennium.

Contributions to the five year review have suggested that the decision of the General Assembly to create the post of High Commissioner could justifiably be considered as one of the most important results of the Vienna Conference.

61. Concern has justifiably been expressed that an emphasis on new technology will not necessarily cater for the needs of those with limited resources or living in countries which do not have ready or reliable access to the Internet.

96. The scandals of 1987 and 1988 which followed the discovery of deals whereby African countries received derisory sums of money from western companies in return for the use of land for the dumping and burial of toxic waste, brought a justifiably violent reaction from some developing countries.

NEW DELHI In recent weeks, India s parliament, often justifiably derided for the frequent disruptions that mar its work, has surprised its detractors by passing two crucial pieces of legislation that could transform the lives of hundreds of millions of people.

While elections are justifiably regarded as the only means to ensure the legitimacy of a post conflict government, post conflict environments are extremely complex and the value of elections in consolidating peace depends on progress in parallel processes such as institution building, disarmament, strengthening the rule of law and transitional justice.

and so on and so on and so on.

Congress can justifiably argue that it helped build on the economic structures of Nehru s day while liberating them from excessive restrictions. But it remains committed to an inclusive idea of development, based on social justice and greater opportunity for India s deprived and marginalized an idea that is not always easily marketable to a youthful electorate that wants change here and now.

And so... And so...

And so on, and so on.

So brave, and yet so gentle. So handsome.

Okay? and so on and so forth.

So happy and so tired.

so sweet and so alive!

So domestic and so dull.

So young and so fair.

So late and so drunk!

Britlin was so innocent and so sweet, and her voice was so pure.

So we get inside the Pantheon and it grows and so on and so forth.

It's so unpredictable and so fragile.

So sweet, so touching and sickening.

You're so tall, and so serious!

So close and yet so far

Tunisia, Egypt, and Libya are three clear cases of massive popular anger against economic underdevelopment and the dictatorships that were justifiably blamed for it. The major difference between the three is that in Tunisia and Egypt, economic development had gone far enough to give rise to a small trading and salaried middle class, which initiated the rebellions and whose members were sufficient in number to succeed at least in deposing the dictators.

And so the auction that followed literally had people saying, Bang! so many million dollars for so and so player.

And you're so faithful and so loving, aren't you?

That is so right and so cool.

You are so big and so strong.

You're so wise and yet so young.

You're so kind and I'm so mean.

I feel so spoiled and so lazy.