271. The Government provided a reply concerning several cases sent during 1995.

Its purpose is to be a serious knowledge engine that computes answers to questions.

Time will solve that mystery.

In addition, 42 countries provided the Special Rapporteur with replies on some 459 cases submitted during the current year, whereas 24 did so with respect to some 363 cases submitted in previous years.

In addition, 28 countries provided the Special Rapporteur with replies on some 345 cases submitted during the current year, whereas 19 did so with respect to some 290 cases submitted in previous years.

Thirty seven have replied, 23 of which have supplied additional information.

Yet, I had a very good answer.

The Special Rapporteur transmitted to the Government two individual cases, to which the Government provided replies.

Several States have, over the years, provided more than one reply, giving updated information on the administration of criminal justice, as well as specific comments with respect to the draft minimum rules.

In a submission of 9 January 1998, the State party provides information in respect of the two cases, which reads as a belated submission on the merits.

I'm prepared, however, to offer a solution. Would you care to be more specific?

The Government replied to 9 cases on behalf of 10 individuals.

Twenty two Member States have detected, at one time or another, an individual or entity on the Consolidated List within their jurisdiction.

394. The Government provided a reply concerning most cases transmitted during 1995.

There's an answer in it.

Several countries offered to provide assistance.

The Special Rapporteur expresses his appreciation to the Government of China for the reply offered in the case of Mr. Wei Jingsheng.

Dreadful, thumbs down, embarrassing thank you, these are great answers, but they're answers to a different question.

5. The President received this idea favourably and undertook to consider a more detailed proposal.

For more than twenty years, successive space missions have provided partial answers.

It informs, it tells us, it supplies us answers before we've even thought about it.

Different alternatives are proposed based on discussions and the replies that were received and which provided constructive text proposals.

Oh, you can do better than that.

These agreed texts provide a framework for the proposals presented below.

The group of experts developed a draft programme aimed at providing a framework

The information provided in response to the previous question is relevant to this query.

Your previous answer

354. During the period under review, the Government of Turkey provided a number of replies on individual cases and also transmitted to the Working Group information of a more general nature.

And if there is a partial answer, a more complete answer from me, it is to simply imagine.

This report provides a summary of the responses received from 57 countries.

The Special Rapporteur transmitted one individual case to which the Government provided a reply. Kazakstan

To a mathematician if there are two answers, and the first two are zero and one, there is another number that immediately suggests itself as the third alternative.

Two answers? There may possibly be a third alternative.

It basically concerns government replies to several requests for information by the Special Representative on individual cases.

Well, now that's a very illuminating answer.

Farmers that rely on nature for solutions, for answers, rather than imposing solutions on nature.

One respondent stated that it had already provided complimentary funding through its aid programme where bilateral priorities intersected with UNDCP.

It is an easy answer.

A Mrs. Gill answered, and I put two and two together.

He also made one urgent appeal, to which the Government provided a reply.

73. The Government provided a reply to the cases transmitted during 1995 and most of those sent during 1996.

In a submission, dated 15 October 1997, the State party provided information in respect of case No. 512 1992 (Pinto).

By submission of 27 November 1997, the State party provided information in respect of case No. 434 1992 (Seerattan).

. Some respondents provided additional information.

It recommended six draft resolutions for adoption by the General Assembly and four draft resolutions and three draft decisions for adoption by the Economic and Social Council.