Her motto, My program is yours, could prove popular with citizens who, as in many other democracies, do not trust their political elite.

The calculation is that this will prove politically popular (probably true) while making it easier to implement spending cuts down the road (less obvious).

You prove one, you prove the other.

Now the most popular option became the least popular, and the least popular became the most popular.

Now statistics prove prove that you've one birthday

And the least popular became the most popular.

Prove that.

Prove it?

Prove it!

Prove it.

To prove you're free, you'll have to prove that Harry

Now the most popular option became the least popular.

Right now, Lonesome is merely popular. Oh, very popular.

Very popular.

Prove it how?

Prove me wrong...

Prove yourself generous.

This is Popular Workbench. Popular science magazines in those days

So now that we prove this out, let's use this to prove this.

During the last few years, popular support for Putin has weakened considerably, largely due to a stagnating, commodities based economy. So manipulation of presidential powers might not prove as simple as before.

Can you prove it?

Can you prove it?

You can't prove that.

I couldn't prove it.

Let's prove this one.

I won't prove it.

I can prove it.

What does that prove?

That doesn't prove anything.

Does that prove something?

You can't prove that.

Prove it to me.

Can you prove it?

Prove you're a man.

Our papers prove it!

The documents prove it.

Someday, somebody'll prove it

What does that prove?

It don't prove anything.

That doesn't prove anything.

We can't prove anything.

What does that prove?

What did we prove?

I'll prove to you.

Can you prove it?