First we get the jewels, Martin. Get out.

Clean, well packed. Not stylish, but presentable.

You didn't ask me if I took those cards, so you're gonna have to prove I've got them.

I saw no reason to make an issue of it then... and certainly there's no reason to make an issue of it now.

But I'm taking all I can carry.

My television was broken down, so I had to get it repaired.

I've just got to get it from her.

Now bring it out, bring it out. Anybody else?

You've got to.

Taken them out.

Get 'em up.

Get 'em up!

That work allows Canada to contribute to the efforts of countries around the world.

Well, I'll have to go back for it.

You've got to Libby!

Gve me the money!

Let's have it.

He sought clarification, however, of the points raised by the delegations of Canada and Japan.

quot Article 8. Panamanian nationality is acquired by birth, naturalization or constitutional provision.

We just earned the money.

This year, Panama is celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of women apos s suffrage which, thanks to the historic demands of Panamanian women, was attained on 1 March 1946.

Canada Cape Verde .

They have to get it from there.

Libby you've got to get it, you've just got to!

Take out your notebooks.

Have a seat.

I took it out.

Don't take it out on me.

I got a wedding tonight, tonight in the Bronx.

Move! Yes, sir.

Get 'em out, will you?

Give me the gold!

In Canada, indigenous tenants challenged the discriminatory comments of a landlord and won.

Oh, no it's not possible. I'll prove it to you. You see...?

I'll go and get it for you.

I'm going to have to take the crayon away from you.

Or I'll give you a good whipping.

If it's the raisin, they won't drop it.

You can get it out.

As proposed by Canada.

Ask to see his license.

But you took it out.

I'll come out there and get it.

To the ovens!

Tickets, please.