I believe that today we can say we were successful.

Our message today, and our purpose today, and those of you who are here today, and the purpose of this charter of compassion, is to remind.

We are proud of our accomplishment today.

It is that same message we wish to express and to reaffirm today.

Well, we were rather wondering why Linda hadn't been to school today.

It's snowing heavily.

In the science of today, we become artists.

In the art of today, we become scientists.

We have had almost 100 casualties, that is about 25 of our forces.

Also, because it is my feeling that it would not be possible at this stage to reach consensus on that issue today.

Our divorce becomes final today. Tomorrow, we'll both be back in circulation.

Well, coming out of the research labs just now, for our generation, is the possibility to do that.

The PRESIDENT This concludes our business for today.

How are we doing tonight?

I think that if we cannot reach agreement on the agenda today, we will not stand in the way of suspending the meeting and trying to find a solution.

Are we in Florida? Yes. Is today Tuesday? Yes.

Today, our Organization consists of 191 Member States.

I've called this meeting today to say how pleased I am with the way all of you have worked together put shoulder to shoulder and succeeded in turning this venerable family publication into the filthy rag it is today.

And I'm going to share one of these studies with you today.

We are, of course, grateful to the Japanese Mission for negotiating the draft presidential statement to be adopted at the end of today's meeting.

I'll fiinish it today.

Over the next few days, I will reflect carefully on the points made during the debate.

The stories that we tell what we push out becomes who we are.

For our science lesson for today, we will continue our discussion of Darwin's theory of the descent of man.

We have a holiday today.

Thus we should work together so that our wishes today can become reality tomorrow.

We particularly welcome the presence of young people at the United Nations today, as well as the aspirations they are expressing.

It was them yesterday. Today it's us.

I was talking to our Mr. Duffy about you this afternoon.

I'll finish the rest today.

I do not know what can have changed between yesterday afternoon and this morning, but if there was no consensus yesterday afternoon, my delegation is not aware of there being any new element that would bring about consensus today for taking such a decision.

It is not intended to get us to agree on the content of a draft resolution and to vote in favour of it rather, today provides us a solemn opportunity to proclaim our faith in the United Nations.

And actually, this morning, I got an email saying that we've just finished, today, building the last piece of ATLAS.

After, we become a fish after, we become a frog after, we become a monkey after, we become what we are today a super monkey, and the fun is, the super monkey we are today, is at half of the story.

Today, it is the other. Tomorrow...

I'll have it finished today.

We've covered today

Today we rest.

We'll climb down today.

How we reshape the United Nations today will be a harbinger of the global order of tomorrow.

The implementation period ahead gives us a second chance to make good on those moments when we allowed agreements to slip through our fingers.

If, in the next decade, we succeed in achieving those objectives, we will have provided for ourselves those larger freedoms that we crave today.

And so, we're going to be on our own journey today from wheat to eat, and in a few minutes we will try this, and see if we have succeeded in fulfilling this baker's mission of pulling out flavor.

In case we are unable to reach consensus by tomorrow afternoon, should we be prepared for further discussions next week, or should we stop our deliberations regardless of whether or not we are able to reach consensus by tomorrow afternoon?

I have rewarded them this day for they were constant, and they have come to attainment.