You could catch cold, so put on the nightcap.

It's nothing dangerous.

Split translations at colons.

Most effective when used on offensive.

Please go to catch a cold.

And no risk, I guarantee.

Assistance in detecting forged or fraudulent travel documents.

The login may not contain spaces or colons!

The login may not contain spaces or colons.

But to show it in its more adventurous aspects.

Go on. Risk it.

I'll take the chance...

Oh, no, thank you. We'll risk it.

I thought about everything. I promise there's nothing to worry about.

Fraud and impostor.

And basically we experimentally inoculate people with the common cold virus.

He hasn't caught a cold then?

When you shine light on them, you can see them bubbling.

Why should I take a chance? On what?

That's right. He shouldn't be out in public.

They have offended me. They've offended me plenty.

My learned patient is not above substituting brandy for cocoa.

Concerned also that the abuse of cannabis, especially among young people, often leads to risk taking behaviour,

The offences of imitating or using the public seals, as provided in articles 267 and 268 of the present Code

The next time you use CC1 authority, just you make sure you have it.

Way too risky.

Cheree chim cheroo (man) Cheroo!

It's not clear why they thought she had the flu, but they switched to Tamiflu.

After all, you boys risk your lives every day, don't you?

Your Honour, what is the most marvellous of all adventures?

(A) any passport or other document which has not been lawfully issued or which he is not entitled to use or utter or

Don't run risks.

Adventure Game

He was sweating.

I caught the flu.

I am getting a cold.

I have a cold.

He caught a cold.

He's sweating.

I hope you don't mind my barging in.

lt's just a cold.

It's just a cold.

I caught sort of a cold and...

It's a risk.

I'm fighting a cold.