As we had discussion earlier vs As we had discuss earlier

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• Here you will notice, as advertised in our discussion earlier on today, the opening, a series of interestingly photographed establishing shots.
• I am very grateful to Mr Salafranca for bringing Groucho Marx into the discussion earlier on.
• But more generally speaking, I think this would be a strong signal to the Commission that it needs to change the way it involves the Parliament, especially during discussions earlier in the process.
• We do not believe that this decision is rooted in the discussion held earlier in the committee.
• We could both leave, continue our earlier discussion.
• This is the position that Parliament has stated in earlier discussions.
• It also incorporates the Atlantbanan line, which was the subject of earlier discussions.
• I should also like to thank Commissioner Rehn for his contribution to the earlier discussions.
• We already discussed the five-point-plan in earlier discussions with you.
• I am referring here to the discussions that we had earlier.
• However, events in France over the past week clearly call for an earlier discussion of these events.
• On this I agree with Mr Barón Crespo in an earlier discussion.
• No. I wouldn't say we had discussions.
• However, unbeknown to most people, the preparations for the euro banknotes had started three years earlier with discussions on some fundamental issues.
• We believe that the role of the United Nations - and I am now returning to the same discussion that we had earlier - is not being given sufficient weight at present.
• Mr President, the Air Quality Framework Directive of 1996 provides the basis for the act now under discussion and three earlier ones.
• In 2003, the Council invited the Commission to explore ways of reducing discards, following an earlier discussion paper
• In earlier discussions I supported a collective system, which would guarantee the equitable distribution of the proceeds of broadcasting, and provide a better competitive balance and the rivalry that sport needs.
• We had discussions, you and me, about the future when you got back from Italy.
• We had discussions on all these issues in the weekend edition last winter-all these projects, or most of them.

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• We need to discuss what happened earlier.
• The Commission wanted to discuss this report earlier for the benefit of the countries that were hit by the tsunami disaster.
• We didn't discuss this earlier, but do you want a large, small, or medium drink?
• Opportunity knocks, as we speak.
• As we are approaching the cemetery.
• Your mom is collecting the Congressman as we speak.
• Passenger rabbits as we're pulling up.
• Making my grilled cheese as we speak.
• And you do exactly as we say.
• Men such as we laid its foundations.
• Our cryptographers are analyzing Otto's software as we speak.
• I recounted our afternoon to Armand as we planned.
• That question is being addressed as we speak.
• They're following up as we speak.
• Well, as we lost a year ago.
• My team's mobilizing as we speak.
• The Hereditary Peers are arriving as we speak.
• So as we build anew, as we renovate, it might make more sense to treat and reuse everything on-site.
• Nonetheless, much as we abhor Saddam Hussein's regime, we deeply regret that as we breakfasted in Brussels the bombs were falling on Baghdad.
• As we gaze at flags or mottos, listen to anthems and even as we handle coins, we identify directly with a particular country or organisation.