We take a common denominator. So 6 is the same thing as

How do we combine all this?

We're going to be over 60.

And to add two fractions, you have to have a common denominator.

They are asking us all to come together and make our world a safer place.

We must join together, or else we will rip each other to shreds.

And if we want to add them up, if we want to find a common denominator (The common denominator is 100.)

Do you want to join forces for profit, or shall we be on our way?

And for that, as well, we owe Howard Moskowitz a huge vote of thanks.

We can integrate our infrastructure seaports and airports, roads and railways, electricity grids and energy plants.

So it is important for all of us to join forces, come together and try to bring down those misconceptions.

At this critical juncture we must join forces and do our utmost to make that vision come true.

If we can unite our people and soldiers, instead of fighting all over the place, we can never lose...

Now, we've written both of them as improper fractions, but we still have different denominators, so we have to have a common denominator.

It is indeed only when we stand together on firm principle that we can effect real and meaningful change in our only truly international Organization, the United Nations.

Equally, our own national interest dictates that we join forces with the United Nations and all its Member States in the common struggle to contain and end the traffic in narcotics.

Well once again, we want to get both denominators to be the same, but you can't just multiply one of them to get there's nothing I can multiply three by to get two, or there's no, at least, integer I can multiply three by to get two.

The fact that there seems to be increasing interaction among terrorists is a solid additional reason for us to increasingly join forces and to pool all of the resources that those who support freedom and safety for everyone are able to muster.

What we must do this morning is to determine how to marry all of them into a text that we can accept ad referendum, by consensus or otherwise.

Unless we collectively address the roots of the problem by ending that support, as well as financial support for radicalism in all forms, we will not defeat terrorism.

The spectre of nuclear terrorism threatens international peace and security. We must remain cautious and make a collective effort to prevent terrorists and non State actors from acquiring and using nuclear weapons with a view to achieving their goals.

On the other hand, as we the peoples pledge our efforts to unite for a more united Organization, we must remember to be aware that the United Nations cannot truly be united as long as its Members are divided on the basis of domestic interests and political gains.

So the problem is regional, and it concerns institutional support for extremism that incites terrorism. Unless we collectively address the roots of the problem by ending that support, as well as financial support for radicalism in all forms, we will not defeat terrorism.