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• I have to also say that it is grossly insensitive of the Commission to make this ludicrous and expensive proposal for unnecessary cultural attachés at a time of universal economic hardship.
• I have to say also that the proposals to postpone all of this to 2005 are really unacceptable in my view.
• I have to praise also my longstanding friend from the 1960s, John Hume, who has given his lifetime to the process of patient, peaceful talking.
• Mr President, what I have to say also concerns the problem facing Polish forests mentioned by the previous speaker.
• Now I have also to be removed.
• However, I have also to take into account the view of the Council, where there is a qualified majority in favour of deleting the provision on guarantees.
• I have also to say that it is a pity that the resolution contains some unfortunate language.
• I have also to say that, when it comes to emergency cases, the Commission is empowered to take its own decisions.
• On the other hand, I have also to share in part the reservations expressed by some of those who spoke earlier.
• I have also talked to VIPs and politicians, but in vain.
• I'm glad to have stopped also.
• I also have to thank Marjorie and Michael Strahan here.
• But I also have to come back to life for others.
• I also have to keep tabs on other me.
• I also have to consider the possibility that Jack's with him.
• Obviously, but I also have to be a gentleman.
• I believe we also have to consider land-based regular personnel equally.
• I also have to thank two benefactors, whose generous financial support made today's festivities possible.
• Eventually I have also come to believe.
• And I also have to build their faith.

Some examples from the web:

• Now I have also to be removed.
• However, I have also to take into account the view of the Council, where there is a qualified majority in favour of deleting the provision on guarantees.
• I have also to say that it is a pity that the resolution contains some unfortunate language.
• I have also to say that, when it comes to emergency cases, the Commission is empowered to take its own decisions.
• On the other hand, I have also to share in part the reservations expressed by some of those who spoke earlier.
• Unfortunately, I have also to say that the majority of the recommendations cannot be fully implemented for the following and, in my view, compelling reasons.