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• I think we have to be aware of this and also be fair.
• I think we have to be aware of one thing, that the governments and the European Council in particular cannot be responsible for every single life on our roads.
• I think you should be aware, Kim... he's married.
• I must say clearly as well that the prolongation of the tobacco fund is not an invitation to reopen the tobacco reform from 2004, and I think you have to be aware that this reform is a done deal.
• I think we have to be aware of the fact that there may be other countries, those we are criticising, that are doing the right thing in certain areas.
• Legally, I think we have to be aware that the decision on the admission of foreign nationals to EU Member States is the national competence of the Member States.
• It is far better, I think, to be aware of the facts in a situation, no matter how dire, so that we can more intelligently deal with it.
• I think you will be aware that today has been a difficult day for one reason and another.
• While you're still conscious, I think you should be aware That I have a recording of the phone call That you made to your eldest son yesterday morning.
• I think we should be aware that the discussion has only just begun.
• This is exactly what we have to be aware of.
• We have to be aware of the risk of disease.
• You guys have to be aware of the cultural customs.
• Again we have to be aware of diversity.
• It's just something we have to be aware of.
• T.K.: You have to be aware of your physical limits.
• The European citizens have to be aware of the danger embodied by terrorism.
• And we also have to be aware of the issues.
• We have to be aware of this.
• I have to be aware of everything.

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• I think it's very trendy right now to be aware of the eco situation, especially with the Live Earth concerts.
• But also i think that the import is to be aware of the possible security risks of our computers and their solutions.
• I think we have to be aware of this and also be fair.
• I think that Mr Soini should recall the old Finnish saying that teaches us to be aware of our own situation, while respecting others.
• The two are very much linked and I think we need to be aware of that.
• At the same time, however, I think we need to be aware that Lisbon is not only about economic reform.
• I know that you appreciate the point and I think we need to be aware of it.
• Yes, but I don't think you would want the court to be aware that you are using personal bias - to penalize my client.
• I must say clearly as well that the prolongation of the tobacco fund is not an invitation to reopen the tobacco reform from 2004, and I think you have to be aware that this reform is a done deal.
• Even today there is no real insight into this coordination, and I think that the ECB contribution to the last sitting highlighted the dangers we need to be aware of and how great the fears here are.
• And, when we are looking at extremism, I think we ought to be aware that we have not yet seen the death of sexism and misogyny.
• I think we have to be aware of one thing, that the governments and the European Council in particular cannot be responsible for every single life on our roads.
• I think the other thing that visitors ought to be aware of is if there is a metro (underground, subway system) stop close by then you really haven't got too many problems with travelling because everything is within 10 or 15 minutes by Metro.
• I think we have to be aware of the fact that there may be other countries, those we are criticising, that are doing the right thing in certain areas.
• Legally, I think we have to be aware that the decision on the admission of foreign nationals to EU Member States is the national competence of the Member States.
• It is far better, I think, to be aware of the facts in a situation, no matter how dire, so that we can more intelligently deal with it.
• The first step in overcoming ignorance is to be aware of it, to be aware of what we do not know.
• I think you should be aware, Kim... he's married.
• There were some procedures that I wanted you to be aware of.
• This is exactly what we have to be aware of.