As always, thanks for watching. (Applause)

As usual, it was a bittersweet experience.

As usual, you are going to be a very hard act to follow.

I'll be your pilot today. Federal regulations designate this a non smoking Black Hawk helicopter.

And as usual, they had to buy nuclear power from France.

Well, tell them the situation is fragile.

So, as usual, what we see just beyond the horizon is full of promise and peril.

As usual, journalists have not been spared in this attack on protesters.

Are you wondering how the conversation ended? The answer contains the inevitable phrase

Discussions had, as usual, been underpinned by the UNCTAD Trade and Development Report 1993.

As is usual, the parties to the agreement maintain the discretion to limit or terminate such coordinated enforcement.

Tonight is Saturday and the young couples in Tel Aviv go out and have fun in the clubs or on the beach.

I couldn't find my shoes one recent morning, and, as usual, had to ask my wife if she had seen them.

As usual I don't know if this is a good custom or not the first step we are invited to take is that we agree on an agenda.

And the reason why this is important is because design begins with some conception of how the world and the objects inside of it behave and operate.

However, the Special Rapporteur is trying to cast doubts about the reformatory process adopted by the Government of the Sudan, and as usual he quotes allegations and testimonies without indicating their source or considering their evidential value.

As usual, Merkel has a critical role to play. Her endorsement of a candidate whom she knew Cameron would vehemently oppose was a serious mistake, because it strengthened the hand of those in the UK who want to leave the EU.

Again, this is a relationship where both parties gain the gobies get a continual supply of food as bigger fish visit their cleaning stations, and the bigger fish leave the cleaning stations healthier than they were when they arrived.

A few months ago, I participated in the March of the Living at Auschwitz. Many Jews with European roots who now live in America or Israel were in attendance.

Zeinobia, as usual, wrote a comprehensive round up about the case, where she expressed her concerns that the last verdict is no more than an anaesthetic to the public as Ismail is currently in London, and its known that there is no extradition agreement between Egypt and the UK, which means he will be safely enjoying his time abroad.