We must intervene.

We must wait.

And because we can, we must.

We must improve understanding amongst faiths and cultures, and we must foster stronger respect between communities.

Not only can we think, we must.

We must understand it.

We must course correct.

We must change everything.

We must do something.

We must do more.

We must do better.

We must act faster.

We must be realistic.

We must work as long as we live.

I believe that we must embrace the responsibility to protect, and, when necessary, we must act on it.

That's why we must adapt.

We must prepare a gift.

We must reduce energy demand.

We must go to school.

We must not betray them.

We must work with reality.

We must do it together.

Now we must follow through.

We must not disappoint them.

We must meet our responsibility.

We must win the peace.

Thirdly, we must be firm.

We must not move backwards.

We must now act accordingly.

We must continue pressing forward.

We must get local ownership.

We must start from reality.

That's why we must have that long term perspective, but we must measure the impact over 10 year periods.

We must move forward towards consolidating democracy throughout the world, and, to that end, we must combat inequality now.

While we on the outside can and must assist, we must remember that the impetus for development must come from within the country or region at issue.

We can do it, and we must do it.

We must stick together, or we will lose together.

And we've reached that time. We cannot afford to underestimate this problem. If we face irreversible and catastrophic consequences, we must act, and we must act decisively.

So we must find other solutions.

We must have respect for tradition.

We must die sooner or later.

We must provide for the future.

We must think again about God.

That's exactly what we must do.

We must finish our homework first.