My condolences.

My name is Mizuno. My condolences.

May I offer my condolences?

I've come to offer my sincere condolences.

My condolences. That's the best thing for it.

My wife was reading all about it. A very sad case. My condolences.

Condolences.

Mr. Duclos (France) (spoke in French) I, too, wish to convey my country's condolences to Bangladesh.

Expression of condolences

I have expressed my regret to the Government of Italy and have offered my personal condolences to Lt. Colonel Calo apos s family.

I offer my heartfelt condolences to all who have been touched by the loss of those two remarkable persons.

Mr. Koizumi (Japan) Before beginning my remarks, I would like to express my deepest condolences to those who have lost loved ones in Hurricane Katrina.

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Give up my youth!

Give me my bill.

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Give me my basket.

Give me my mask.

Give me my rug.

Give me my blankets!

Give you my heart

Give me my clothes.

Give me my share.

Give me my bicycle.

Mr. Wang Guangya (China) (spoke in Chinese) At the outset, please allow me to express my condolences to the Government and the people of Bangladesh with regard to the peacekeepers who were killed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. My condolences go also to the families of the victims.

I give you my parola. That's my word.

Where's my gun? Somebody give me my gun.

And though I give away all my goods and I give my body to be burned,

I also express my most sincere condolences to the Mission of Monaco on the passing of His Serene Highness Prince Rainier III.

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I give you my heart.

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I give you my word...

Give my compliments to him.

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Give my best to Fred.

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I'd give my right arm

Give me my money, señor!

Give my regards to Sei.

Hey, give me my cigarette!

I'll give you my advice.