First come, first serve.

Oh, Leslie, let the poor boy eat his breakfast in peace.

No, darling! You first.

Not quite yet, Ito.

No, sir.

Sir, have one of mine.

It was a pleasure, sir.

No presents in advance.

No, thanks, old man.

No, thank you.

Use your initiative.

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We don't have to worry about Mr. Neff, Nino.

Here's some for now.

The cost estimates amount to approximately US 33.7 million for first priority projects (projects marked ) 6.5 million for second priority ( ) and 3 million for third priority ( ).

Law applicable to priority

Who used nuclear bombs first?

Use of advanced technology

(ii) Priority areas for space applications

Shouldn't you tell Patrice about it first?

Use the one in my house, Mr. Daly.

Sit tight. There's no hurry.

No, I couldn't. I insist.

I jabbed with my left. Then I swung with a right.

AH You can do English, then Korean as well.

I'll give you one, a syringe.

But let's stick first to tuberculosis.

You will need me, señor.

The brain is really all that matters

Will you be available for stag, sir?

The previously used special service agreement will be discontinued.

First of all, it's going to be built up, we're going to build the stuff out of silicon.

C. Strategies for priority countries

Preload for later use

Our forefathers used it.

No good being undignified, old man.

I'd buy it, on approval, as the dolls say.

Why did Mr. Madison hire me?

No, pack that crate.

People are always impressed when you call them long distance, especially in New York.

Mr Bond can make whatever use of it he thinks fit.

While her husband has His breakfast in bed

Hand to mouth is 2.6 trillion.