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| the subject of sacrifice who | acknowledge | but adapt smith s views |
| to adapt jack slightly to | acknowledge | the richness of older scottish |
| generations we would like to | acknowledge | the following people for their |
| generations we would like to | acknowledge | the following people for their |
| in difficult circumstances we should | acknowledge | and celebrate the importance of |
| the 2003 2005 plans to | acknowledge | the importance of the regional |
| that they need because we | acknowledge | their importance in providing services |
| him raising a hand to | acknowledge | the presence of a slightly |
| that his motion did not | acknowledge | the cross party parliamentary role |
| to lose from it we | acknowledge | the pioneering role of the |
| and therefore joins together to | acknowledge | the pivotal role which the |
| oneself to an approach we | acknowledge | the role of the voluntary |
| on i would like to | acknowledge | the role that the previous |
| post robin harper can we | acknowledge | andy kerr s contribution which |
| and it is important to | acknowledge | the contribution that she has |
| important that we in scotland | acknowledge | a variety of occasions in |
| would doubtless want me to | acknowledge | fish is extremely important and |
| cause it is important to | acknowledge | that however the industry is |
| it is important that we | acknowledge | that in today s debate |
| boyack it is important to | acknowledge | that we are already working |
| 2001 it is important to | acknowledge | that we recognise also that |
| it is important that we | acknowledge | what i believe are the |
| calls upon the executive to | acknowledge | that scotland s rural economy |
| calls upon the executive to | acknowledge | that scotland s rural economy |
| upon the scottish ministers to | acknowledge | the detrimental effect in a |
| engaged in the process i | acknowledge | the consensual approach of committee |
| and others in particular i | acknowledge | the force of the argument |
| to the gnp and i | acknowledge | the work of others including |
| water and sanitation we must | acknowledge | however that that cannot be |
| must be considered snh also | acknowledge | that involvement of local community |
| the osteoporosis agenda he will | acknowledge | that it must be part |
| must educate health professionals i | acknowledge | that the health education board |
| make more progress we must | acknowledge | that the response is a |
| put in place we must | acknowledge | the day to day problems |
| and training but we must | acknowledge | the problem and listen when |
| problem and no enforcement i | acknowledge | the minister s commitment that |
| committees is compelling although i | acknowledge | the progress that has been |
| scotland as the minister will | acknowledge | much essential work has still |
| hindsight will the first minister | acknowledge | that far too many people |
| that the first minister will | acknowledge | that i would never endorse |
| receipt system phil gallie i | acknowledge | that the minister s written |
| pollok lab does the minister | acknowledge | that the size of classes |
| first minister i respect and | acknowledge | the concerns that were expressed |
| it has any plans to | acknowledge | or honour the work of |
| behalf of the committee to | acknowledge | the hard work of the |
| chaired by community representatives i | acknowledge | the immense amount of work |
| scottish executive whether it will | acknowledge | the work of skill scotland |
| speak in the debate to | acknowledge | the work that scotland s |
| they will receive although i | acknowledge | that the public petitions committee |
| done i urge members to | acknowledge | that fact by supporting the |
| take a few moments to | acknowledge | what the government has done |
| been done miss goldie i | acknowledge | what you are saying and |
| opening today s debate i | acknowledge | that our motion was to |
| a united kingdom basis we | acknowledge | that some of the issues |
| can i encourage you to | acknowledge | the parliamentary issues that i |
| your word to us we | acknowledge | that your word is spirit |
| should we also need to | acknowledge | that the government s priorities |
| jurisdiction also i wish to | acknowledge | the support of the university |
| adopted by the parliament i | acknowledge | that in the first year |
| would be the first to | acknowledge | that it is continually looking |
| institute had decided not to | acknowledge | her arrival so we travelled |
| and deepen those relationships we | acknowledge | some of the comments that |
| into speculation andrew mcnaughton we | acknowledge | that msps have the right |
| jim raeburn we have to | acknowledge | that that share varies from |
| are for the future we | acknowledge | that the executive is committed |
| their pricing we have to | acknowledge | that tobacco advertising provides a |
| order convener committee members will | acknowledge | that we have had about |
| benefiting all scotland but we | acknowledge | the gap we will take |
| advantage of that opportunity i | acknowledge | the support for and advances |
| even grumpy bill macfarlane would | acknowledge | him between belches as he |
| would be churlish not to | acknowledge | that the 12 week consultation |
| that any reasonable person would | acknowledge | that there are places where |
| would not have proceeded i | acknowledge | the assistance of the special |
| john farquhar munro does he | acknowledge | that in other chambers there |
| to the committee and to | acknowledge | the presence of john young |
| was my personal challenge i | acknowledge | that i have taken up |
| and the local authorities i | acknowledge | that in the executive s |
| lack of safeguards and i | acknowledge | that it is clearly an |
| there particularly with farmers i | acknowledge | that licensing may be going |
| interests brian adam i readily | acknowledge | that that is the intention |
| schengen to a degree i | acknowledge | that the matter is reserved |
| and age concern which both | acknowledge | that the scottish parliament has |
| will on all sides to | acknowledge | that there was a potential |
| teens that they began to | acknowledge | that there was you know |
| and intervention are required i | acknowledge | the point that was made |
| smith was temperamentally unable to | acknowledge | was that the sexual component |
| nature at best their members | acknowledge | basic forces in their own |
| take the necessary steps to | acknowledge | aphasia as a life disabling |
| demonstrate but never failed to | acknowledge | his indebtedness to william robertson |
| mccrone agreement will he further | acknowledge | the council s close partnership |
| assistant chief constable gordon i | acknowledge | the question i will twist |
| allegiance tae the king willnae | acknowledge | him as heid o the |
| return his glances refused to | acknowledge | him it is said llull |
| to bessie who doesn t | acknowledge | it in any way nor |
| secretary and should like to | acknowledge | the help i have received |
| high quality iain gray i | acknowledge | mr macdonald s interest in |
| in march i beg to | acknowledge | receipt of the manuscript burns |
| as i said morning i | acknowledge | the considerable efforts of christine |
| reasons have been advanced i | acknowledge | the strong feelings on the |
| for the scottish parliament to | acknowledge | the seriousness of the threat |
| but then you don t | acknowledge | it because you think oh |
| tunes ken is know recognize | acknowledge | flees are flies jaickit is |
| wis tae be able tae | acknowledge | the feelin o contentment tae |
| enter peggy her clothes hardly | acknowledge | the weather perhaps a cardigan |
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