The relationship that you and I have...

We already have history together, we even had a scandal.

It's just the idea that we were together again. I'm sorry.

We all gathered in one place.

It's not Iike we're strangers.

Yes, there's nothing between us.

See how nice it is for us to all gather like this?

We ask you, O Allah, to gather us one day together with the Messenger of Allah

And that unity is something that connects all of creation.

We the children had gathered at a friend's house.

This is why our coming together as the United Nations remains so vital to the future of our world.

It's through gatherings like this that unite us and help us hackle the most critical challenges.

So there are a few things that bring us humans together in the way that an election does.

Our printing press is the Internet. Our coffee houses are social networks.

What we see unlocks the invisible ties and bonds of sympathy that bring us together to become a human community.

What other bond than secret Romans that have spoke the word and will not palter?

I can't stand it when the walls close in. But you know how crazy I am about you.

Myself, along with 5 other friends, who were also her students, gathered together to start Project Pink.

The arts, whatever they do, whenever they call us together, invite us to look at our fellow human being with generosity and curiosity.

We're gathered here to unite this man and this woman I trust it will symbolize your union.

We are gathered here at a crucial juncture in human history when numerous changes are becoming apparent.

So homegirls and hillbillies we got it together and totally understand that this is what it's all about.

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We have gathered here today, as we have done annually for the past 15 years, to commemorate the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People.

So to sum up language is a collective human creation, reflecting human nature, how we conceptualize reality, how we relate to one another.

Every two weeks, we will feature audio content from new podcast partners, who were identified by our community or suggested by our listeners.

Our community has been creating and curating sounds from around the world, which you can access on your computer or mobile device.

Only a few weeks ago, we assembled in this very Hall to commemorate the liberation of the Nazi camps and to pay tribute to the memory of the innumerable victims of those factories of death.

But even more than that, it means understanding one's connection to the whole of creation understanding that one is part of that creation, that there is a unity that underlies all that we see, all that we hear, all that we feel.

The question now, however, is both about which form of capitalism and which type of democratic participation.

It enshrines in its founding Charter the values that bring us together and are the foundation of this Assembly, values that are characterized by the rejection of extermination and that forcefully reject what happened in Europe at that time.

Members of our community have also been contributing with original programming of their own, such as an Iranian music podcast created by our Lingua Farsi editor Mazyar Mahdavifar and an African music show called Africa Cheza by James Propa.

With that concern in mind, as well as from a more general standpoint, we hope that, in the near future, our subregional cooperation grouping, the Indian Ocean Commission, will obtain observer status at the United Nations.

Today we are all looking forward to a miracle that would make us all live in one city. So we can summon up the courage to dream of going back to having one state where we are all united in freedom.

We are gathered here in this forum because the challenges faced by humankind in the area of global development, security and protection of human rights bring us together in our search for common solutions that call for clear political decisions.

Close good neighbourly ties link us with the countries of our region and of adjacent regions, countries such as Turkey, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Pakistan, with which we closely cooperate within the Organization of the Islamic Conference.

We know the ties of friendship, sensuality and love that unite us in the bar, the fraternal experiences, the jokes, the music that we share when we dance and laugh, free to be who we are, far from the judging glare of those who hate us.

The preparation of the draft resolution before the Assembly today eloquently attests to the fact that it is possible to work in harmony when considering problems of undoubted importance that bring us together in a common endeavour to solve them.

Later, outside a dusty parking lot where new arrivals wait for the infrequent buses that will take them to processing camps in Mytilene, a familiar laugh reunites us with Wissam, a Palestinian journalist and resident of Yarmouk refugee camp.

Now this story doesn't start with vast telescopes or futuristic spacecraft, but a rather more humble technology and in fact, the very medium which gave us the telecommunications revolution that we're all part of today the telephone.

Our keen interest in Africa stems naturally from solid bonds of common history, goals and destiny which link us to that continent whose concerns and ambitions we fully share.

quot We have also spared no effort in strengthening further our close ties with our neighbours within the framework of the Arab Maghreb, as well as with the Arab, Muslim and African countries, the non aligned countries and all friendly countries in Europe, Asia and America, with which we share mutual interests and have ties of fruitful cooperation.

I wrote this after a friend's funeral, but not so much about the friend as something the eulogist kept saying, as all eulogists tend to do, which is how happy the deceased would be to look down and see all of us assembled and that, to me, was a bad start to the afterlife, having to witness your own funeral and feel gratified.

The success of those negotiations indicate that, in spite of our differences and individual sovereign interests, Member States recognize that we have more things in common than things that divide us and that, for a better world, common interests must enjoy precedence over individual interests.

Last June in Vienna, and more recently in Geneva, we gathered together to think, to evaluate what has been done, to consider prospects for the future, in order to eliminate the causes of suffering, and to reaffirm our faith in the dignity of the human being.