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Are you there, Caussat, Bruel and Colin?
Bruel, Caussat, Colin.
I mean Bruel, Caussat and Colin.
Colin Spence.
I expect Colin's told you we were both on the same newspaper in the old days.
He has. - Good old Colin.
Colin doesn't like rows.
It makes a great deal of sense, Colin.
You see, I'm no longer the fellow you knew in London as Colin Spence.
Colin, darling, you're wonderful.
Brutus and Colin.
Colin Smith, 993, sir. - Good.
When's Dad going to die, our Colin?
Me as well. We're going to, aren't we, Colin?
Colin Bragner.
A man named Colin Bragner.
Colin, you'll never believe it.
I'm sorry, Colin.
Colin.
My dear Colin, I'll come back and rejoin the show, just as soon as I have signed the necessary papers.
Thank you, Colin.
Angus, Brutus and Colin.
Get ny gun, Colin.
Colin. how nuch powder we got left?
Colin, you'll take your usual job.
Good night, Colin.
Colin, I want first of all to say that without you, we would not have been ready.
Colin Where's Dupont?
I mean Bruel, Caussat and Colin. isn't that so?
Was it you, Mr. Colin?
Quite right, Mr. Colin.
Colin, for instance, may seem a little grumpy at first. but he's top drawer.
Mr. Colin should know.
This is Colin's newspaper.
Sorry, Mr. Colin, I can't lie.
How about it, Mr. Colin?
Sorry, Colin, but I'm fairly certain I heard you come in. right around that time.
Arresting Colin was stupid.
You released Colin?
So Colin isn't Durand.
News and current affairs
During the following months, it sometimes seemed that this attitude, of systematic disengagement from its friends overseas, might soften under the influence of Secretary of State Colin Powell.
NATO's intervention in Kosovo is a precedent that US Secretary of State Colin Powell used to justify the war with Iraq.
Secretary of State Colin Powell's chief of staff described the situation as furtive and camouflaged by the inefficiency of the formal decision-making process.
And I believe that it is unwinnable because it fails to comply with the tenets of the Powell Doctrine, elaborated 18 years ago by Colin Powell, then Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, in relation to the first Gulf War.
That is why we support democracy and political reform through the Middle East Partnership Initiative launched by Secretary of State Colin Powell in December 2002.
Last year, at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, George Carey, the former Archbishop of Canterbury, asked Secretary of State Colin Powell why the United States seemed to focus only on its hard power rather than its soft power.
Imagine, for example, how different the world and the opinions of Bush's presidency might have been if he had chosen Colin Powell or John McCain as his running mate?
On February 5 th Colin Powell will present America's case against Iraq to the UN Security Council.
Secretary of State Colin Powell's April mission was doomed to failure because American policy failed to reverse, or even address, the causes of deterioration.
Condoleeza Rice's replacement of Colin Powell as US Secretary of State shows that America's recent presidential election continues to produce powerful reverberations.
The US, and particularly then-Secretary of State Colin Powell, was willing, as stated in a unclassified memo addressed to Bush in late August 2001, to go to great lengths to reach an understanding with Mexico on the issue.
Against this background, Obama should heed the doctrine proposed in 1991 by General Colin Powell.
Fortunately, they seemed to have a temperament closer to Colin Powell's than to either Than Shwe or Maung Aye, the two closed military minds who have cut off Myanmar from the world.
But Bush was not among them; nor was Vice President Dick Cheney, Secretary of State Colin Powell, or any other prominent member of the US cabinet.
As if to confirm that the lesson has sunk in, Secretary of State Colin Powell has just informed Russia that the US is ready, after all, to enter a binding treaty on the reduction of nuclear weapons.
Former US Secretary of State Colin Powell's doctrine - if you break it, you own it - applies to Putin's intervention in Ukraine as much as to George W. Bush's misadventure in Iraq.