"I know a lot of Tory MPs and I'm sad to say the public is
basically correct."
'Some of the funds will come from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, they have made available $230 million through Alliance for Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA) which TAAT is aiming to tap into as all these donors are focused to see how they can transform agriculture in Africa, they have set targets which they want to measure at the end and
basically involves more 46 million of direct and indirect beneficiaries, reaching out to a number of youths and increasing the productivity of the value chains which they are targeting.
'
Basically we just have to play as a unit, we can't rely on one guy, we're not looking for one guy.
"And so
basically what we're trying to do is we're trying to do a complete reverse with people not remembering what has happened in the past," Alford added.
The bulk of capital expenditure was in Energy, 284 million, in line with the new cycle of investment by ACCIONA linked
basically to international opportunities in renewable energy.
I was
basically saying, 'Please hire me for an animal show because it's something I'd really like to do.' But nobody actually took up the baton - until now."
This is for a contract free version of the device,
basically with the one month rolling contract you will be able to cancel it at any time, they will also offer a 24 month contract for the Web Cube.
"They are
basically tweaking a show that they knew was a massive hit."
Wasif said that the generals from the military are
basically fooling the Pakistani public in the name of Islam, and sometimes in the name of democracy by "installing a puppet democratic regime, which it is in the shape of today's Asif Ali Zardari's Pakistan People's Party."
I ECHO the sentiments expressed by Rex Makin concerning the adverb "
basically" - and its superfluous utilisation (ECHO, April 1).
The coastal city of Baniyas has
basically been put on lockdown (here is some personal testimony about what's going there).
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Basically, everybody who played has to have a hard look at themselves.
