We have quite lot of problem vs We have quiet lot of problem

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• I faced quite a lot of problems before you come into the picture.
• We are doing quite a lot and the problem now is to what extent the G7 countries - who started up the HIPC II initiative in Cologne last year - will deliver, not just as donors but in their more narrowly defined role as creditors.
• You have rightly pointed out that we have a lot of problems to solve.
• And we have a lot of problems with humans.
• We have not clashed over the last few years but have had opportunities to try and solve a lot of problems.
• We have covered a lot of tragedies, a lot of problems, a lot of conflict zones, a lot of hot spots in the region, because we were centered at the middle of it.
• The rapid enlargement of the European Union has brought a lot of people to our locations - not only to Brussels - and we have a lot of problems regarding the lack of places needed for children in schools and other facilities.
• And unless we have our house in order, unless we have clearly established what constitutes the acquis communautaire, we shall have a lot of problems.
• Still have quite a lot of blood on you.
• I think that we have a lot to learn from each other, and we can certainly avoid a lot of problems for our citizens if we work together to tackle this issue and bring the best heads in Europe together.
• I know we have to head for this at the very least, and we already have quite a lot of valuable instruments with which to do so, including political dialogues and specific energy dialogues.
• The app has a lot of problems.
• She had a lot of problems.
• But we have quite a robust firewall system.
• Ladies and gentlemen, we have quite a list of introductions.
• We have quite a forward-thinking book group.
• We have quite a few of your relatives here tonight.
• Since we have quite a few of them.
• We have quite a collection of exotic birds.
• We have quite recently introduced legislation in Sweden for the forestry sector.

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• You have rightly pointed out that we have a lot of problems to solve.
• And we have a lot of problems with humans.
• We have not clashed over the last few years but have had opportunities to try and solve a lot of problems.
• We have covered a lot of tragedies, a lot of problems, a lot of conflict zones, a lot of hot spots in the region, because we were centered at the middle of it.
• The rapid enlargement of the European Union has brought a lot of people to our locations - not only to Brussels - and we have a lot of problems regarding the lack of places needed for children in schools and other facilities.
• And unless we have our house in order, unless we have clearly established what constitutes the acquis communautaire, we shall have a lot of problems.
• I think that we have a lot to learn from each other, and we can certainly avoid a lot of problems for our citizens if we work together to tackle this issue and bring the best heads in Europe together.
• Mr President, I would like to take this opportunity - as soon as we have quiet again in the Chamber - to offer my sincere congratulations to the rapporteur.
• The app has a lot of problems.
• She had a lot of problems.
• - (gavel) - (Madison) Can we have quiet, please?
• Can we have quiet, please?
• May we have quiet, please?
• But here in New York City, $3 billion is a lot of money that can solve a lot of problems.
• We work with the very seriously and I can assure you that we take these issues very seriously, but it is a very difficult area and a lot of problems have accumulated, and now we have to find final, long-term solutions.
• Southfork has caused a lot of problems for this family.
• Creating a whole lot of problems at your office.
• Creating a whole lot of problems at your office.
• I got a lot of problems, kid.
• That doctor has a lot of problems.