Let's share the expenses.

Let's share the expenses.

Let's share the expenses.

We share the same values.

You and I dream them up together you know, share the profits.

We all share the blame for problems.

That's a straight 5050 split, huh?

We are sharing with them whatever we have.

We're sharing a room at the Mansion House.

We all share the praise for progress.

Therefore, we share this honour with South Africa.

Resources are limited, and we must all share the burden.

Let's take it easy and we'll split fiftyfifty.

And we need to share those resources equitably.

We all share responsibility for each other's development and security.

We recognize that we all share responsibility for each other's security.

He said, You know, you've been so nice, let's split the reward.

It's all right. Me and Gerry, we shared everything together.

I suggest we split everything right down the middle, if that's all right with you.

It will help to develop a single twenty first century world in which we will all have shared responsibilities and shared hopes.

We are interested in sharing our development experience with other developing countries, especially our brothers and sisters in Africa.

We want to build our own identities, our own fabric, create an open dialogue so that we share our ideas and share yours with us.

For mom said, To be family, is to care and share and to look out for one another.

We all share the same need for the earth's gifts the same wish to rise above ourselves, and become better.

What I've learned from talking to these folks is that we share a common desire to understand and accept death and to minimize the impact of our death on the environment.

Today, we share a common vision of European integration, and it is in this broader context that our conflicts should be resolved.

We want to build our own identities, our own fabric, create an open dialogue so that we share our ideas and share yours with us.

What remains to be done is to share these efforts in a way that is fair and manageable for all countries.

In our euphoria, we assumed that our desire for a new world community where law, order and development should prevail was universally shared.

We are trading lessons on everything from sushi making to coding on Skillshare, and we're even sharing our pets on DogVacay.

We don't bump into every neighbor, so a lot of wisdom never gets passed on, though we do share the same public spaces.

What I've learned from talking to these folks is that we share a common desire to understand and accept death and to minimize the impact of our death on the environment.

Now, the problem is that we all share one thing, even though we don't necessarily see the world the same, we share this illusion that we see the world the same as everybody else.

For, even with strategic competitors like China, we now live in a global commons in which we share air, water, manufactured goods, and even food.

I d like to see what we did so successfully in the first three decades after World War II, when prosperity was widely shared.

We look, for example, about the fact that we share at least 95 percent of our DNA with chimpanzees.

All the peoples of the world must understand that we share the same future, that there are no longer problems that affect only others or differing destinies for mankind.

And I guess we were sharing we had that regular life of the only independent media in the country, operating in hostile environment, where government really wants to make your life miserable.

To do so would actually help ourselves. For, even with strategic competitors like China, we now live in a global commons in which we share air, water, manufactured goods, and even food.

Let me first thank the Secretary General, as well as the Special Adviser on Africa, for the latest reports on the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD) and the causes of conflict in Africa, which provide a most useful background to our debate and whose conclusions and recommendations we share.

In order that our peoples will avoid hopelessness and survive the adverse effects of economic decline, we must share more directly the burden of action for solutions with those community institutions and social partners which are the teachers and the examples of positive spiritual and moral values.

Today, we share a common vision of European integration, and it is in this broader context that our conflicts should be resolved. French President Nicolas Sarkozy s and German Chancellor Angela Merkel s visits to Georgia and Russia proved that there is no substitute for Europe insofar as the Caucasus is concerned.

DHAKA We humans do not only share the planet with a range of other species, including plants, animals, and even microbes we also depend on them for our survival. Can we determine the economic value of protecting the natural world?

The Zeitgeist Movement's central task is to work to bring this value shift to light, unifying the human family with the basic perspective that we all share this small planet and we are all bound by the same natural order laws, as realized by the method of science.

Today, if we divided up equally what we produce worldwide, would it give us a standard of living ten times that of our pre industrial ancestors? Twenty times?