Then, we have our perceptions. perceptions Our perceptions are the ground for our actions, and they bring forth our feelings, our emotions.

Is he trying to ruin me?

He said he'd bring out the money.

Will money bring you happiness?

I know it would get a laugh.

It will fetch me a great premium... Here.

Nothing but trouble If he's found you

He'll have every man in the territory out here.

Did he say he'd bring out the money?

He will bring you death and destruction!

Do you think money will bring you happiness?

What will these three billion people bring?

Don't be no rat! Daddy will buy you some cheese!

But love must bring Despair one day

Do you really think money will bring you happiness?

That'll draw every soldier out of Virginia City.

I used to think it would bring me luck.

I think that Hitler will bring us a better life.

It's the product that woulda brought you fame and fortune.

Now, if someone will bring this man a plate of food.

We must trust Madero. Only he can bring us peace.

I think Thomas is gonna bring Aunt Caterina over here, but I don't know.

With a little work, it could bring a good price.

Success will rally support for the United Nations and for a cooperative, collective effort to reinforce solutions.

It'll help us.

The way I figure, Travis, these ponies ought to bring us 30 a head.

This in turn will win further support for the sanctions regime and a greater commitment to compliance.

Let's see if this salt brings us some luck.

If Laszlo's presence in a café can inspire this demonstration what more will his presence in Casablanca bring on?

And what's Santa Claus going to bring you for Christmas, little man?

the pilots we regard a decision to launch an attack on Iran as a highly mistaken gamble, which would entail severe risks for the State of Israel and would not solve the basic problem.

Afterwards he says that the promised time has come and that this time he will bring Shinji happiness.

Because women are on the ground floor, and we know the traditions so well, we can bring a different voice to the table.

But the point here is that when we get the remote Russian village online, what will get people to the Internet is not going to be the reports from Human Rights Watch.

That victory will bring peace and progress to our country and, with illicit drugs uprooted from our soil, the world will feel great relief.

It took real commitment by the leaders and people of Bougainville to achieve peace and to choose the type of government that they believe will bring about development and prosperity.

We all hope that the commitment to negotiation as a path to achievement of their legitimate rights will bring the Palestinian people the rewards of reconciliation and peace.

John Halloway, writing for the Guardian, described Blockupy as a glimmer of hope in times of austerity , and argued that it would bring momentum to explosions of creative anger that will follow .

Failure, moreover, will likely bring with it a split in the political class, making it very difficult to find a single candidate to become Putin's successor.

But the point here is that when we get the remote Russian village online, what will get people to the Internet is not going to be the reports from Human Rights Watch.

Unless our government values Yemeni blood and opposes drone strikes, Obama Claus will keep increasingly bringing us drones in 2013 and so forth!

11. At the same time, a merger of two autonomous organizations without doubt brings with it practical difficulties, particularly when it entails relocation.

One of the things people are going to be most interested in, in trying to understand who you are and what you're thinking, is there came some point in time when you crossed this line of thinking about being a whistleblower to making the choice to actually become a whistleblower.

Meanwhile, A Moro in America (Ar) counters the argument saying that targeting the 'right' type of tourist will bring much needed money to boost the tourism industry and other trades linked to it.

Singapore has conscription for all able bodied males at age 18, except those with a criminal record or who can prove that their loss would bring hardship to their families.