Thank you for joining us today.

I have to take the entrance examination today.

But we're going to first enter through the door of the Big Top.

Man Today you're invited to a peaceful march.

We were at an impasse earlier this morning.

We therefore propose to incorporate them today into the draft resolution.

Before proceeding with our work, I see that we have been joined today by our junior colleagues from the Disarmament Fellowship Programme.

Today 2010, in volume, when we come to market, it is eight cents a mile.

I won't work overtime today.

I also thank them for taking the time to be with us today.

Perhaps those who are here today will spread the word to those who are not present that tomorrow we must work faster.

We have a holiday today.

But sometimes, like today, we fall, we fall so fast, so fast to shadow, we fall so fast to barbaria.

It was them yesterday. Today it's us.

Today, it is the other. Tomorrow...

And I'm intensely grateful for the opportunity to speak to you today.

So, through speeches like this one today, through interviews, through meetings, our goal is to get as many people possible on the team.

We've covered today

Today we rest.

We'll climb down today.

Georgia's in. We'll shoot in the morning.

It is our opinion, today more than ever, that the world needs multilateralism.

Didn't you march today? They didn't let me. I'm in disgrace.

Where are we today?

Let's go Dutch today.

Today we are free.

We start today.

What do we have today? Cabbage.

We're not well today.

We have someone new today.

These are some of the areas we're working on today that I don't have time to go into in detail.

Today is the last day of our vacation.

Yes, checking in today.

There was time this morning when we put some heat on Europe.

The full data is on the website insideoutproject.net that is launching today.

Some other time, perhaps. They are expecting me home for lunch today.

Today, one of our fellow CARICOM Member States, Belize, participates as a member of SICA.

And that's what I'd like to convince you of today.

Today we have a lot of food.

We've had the most terrible time.

Even when we are together today.

We just met.

Do we go to assembly today?

Mr. CHOWDHURY (Bangladesh) We have heard yet another valedictory statement today.

My country became a 30 year old democracy today, and the hopes and aspirations we had when we joined the United Nations 30 years ago as its one hundred and forty second member still remain.