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| a committee took a unanimous | view | but withdrew after a deal | 
| that was not the unanimous | view | of the committee i accept | 
| pso order recognises the unanimous | view | of the community that any | 
| pso order recognises the unanimous | view | of the community that any | 
| being ignored if the unanimous | view | of the majority of members | 
| picked up an almost unanimous | view | that an assessment of the | 
| submissions were unanimous in the | view | that it is essential for | 
| submissions wis unanimous in the | view | that it wis essential for | 
| can also highlight our unanimous | view | that it would have been | 
| to the unanimous cross party | view | we do not know where | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| outstanding motions is available to | view | each monday in paper copy | 
| huh m762: er point of | view | again i i seem to | 
| from a female point of | view | and it s quite different | 
| a woman s point of | view | and it was actually a | 
| a a male point of | view | and that often the males | 
| from the teachers point of | view | assessment bank materials were being | 
| resolved and we take the | view | at some future point that | 
| from aitken s point of | view | bad scots has to be | 
| from a linguistic point of | view | but not for the reasons | 
| from a female point of | view | erm pressured internally and erm | 
| another person s point of | view | f1187: mmhm f66: and you | 
| f209: or anything point of | view | f606: mm f209: his family | 
| good from that point of | view | i also got m608: mmhm | 
| from a personal point of | view | i believe that the more | 
| from my own point of | view | i have relished the energy | 
| an equal opportunities point of | view | if that were to happen | 
| from a price point of | view | if the consumer is not | 
| from a police point of | view | if this bill came into | 
| the government s point of | view | in the council deliberations he | 
| to clarify that point our | view | is that it would not | 
| business community s point of | view | is the message about developing | 
| evocative of this point of | view | it could also be argued | 
| from a scenic point of | view | it might not be very | 
| from a policing point of | view | it might well sit quite | 
| from the critics point of | view | it s a big ask | 
| from a linguistic point of | view | it s like obviously kind | 
| better fae wir point o | view | [laugh] but f960: yeah [laugh] | 
| from a linguistic point of | view | like i had i had | 
| from a vocabulary point of | view | like m741: uh huh m605: | 
| henry mcleish s point of | view | looks to industry and business | 
| [cough] from what point of | view | m608: er from a family | 
| them about their point of | view | m811: yeah f814: so i | 
| from a justice point of | view | members will know that jack | 
| that such a point of | view | might indeed prove quite fruitful | 
| from a constituency point of | view | my main concern is petition | 
| forward a fourth point of | view | my reason for not wanting | 
| lucky from the point of | view | of i seemed to always | 
| saussure from the point of | view | of linguistics the key distinction | 
| effective from the point of | view | of practitioners and the courts | 
| to make that point in | view | of recent media coverage to | 
| 1995 from the point of | view | of students and researchers in | 
| services from the point of | view | of the employee the client | 
| scots from the point of | view | of the equal opportunities committee | 
| comment reflects the point of | view | of the likes of bill | 
| correctly from the point of | view | of the operational director in | 
| that depends on one s | view | of the point of the | 
| the point above a splendid | view | of the shoreline the railway | 
| buses from the point of | view | of visually impaired people although | 
| committee giving your point of | view | on an issue an inquiry | 
| code and may express a | view | on that at some point | 
| business community s point of | view | particular issues would be for | 
| form filler s point of | view | remembering that completion is compulsory | 
| from a stylistic point of | view | sean harris might have filled | 
| a family family point of | view | so y- so you were | 
| is from that point of | view | that i appeal again to | 
| difficult to the point of | view | that if you didnae do | 
| political and philosophical point of | view | that method of financing core | 
| sort of economic point of | view | that s i think the- | 
| to advance the point of | view | that targeting under 65s should | 
| is from that point of | view | that we must address the | 
| the force s point of | view | the convener i have a | 
| holds the opposite point of | view | the convener i would be | 
| them from our point of | view | the issue at the moment | 
| said from our point of | view | the key to this is | 
| the sqa s point of | view | the problem was perceived to | 
| favour of one point of | view | they normally have the following | 
| presenting a particular point of | view | to entertain by presenting material | 
| organic market s point of | view | to have targets it may | 
| not conveyed that point of | view | understandably what we got from | 
| forward only one point of | view | unlike discussion texts which consider | 
| the child s point of | view | we must ensure that the | 
| seek the other point of | view | whoever may hold it it | 
| vantage point from which to | view | your work and your contribution | 
| merely by rote 59 the | view | expressed as to why this | 
| on i concur with the | view | expressed by other members that | 
| law and also supports the | view | expressed in the millan committee | 
| end and also supports the | view | expressed in the millan committee | 
| juist by rote 59 the | view | expressed wis that this wis | 
| final decision today but the | view | has been expressed that the | 
| by fcam ii expressed any | view | in respect of fcam and | 
| design we can share the | view | that has been widely expressed | 
| some evidence to support the | view | that mike russell expressed there | 
| of the scottish parliament the | view | was widely expressed by many | 
| had and now take the | view | that advisers should be available | 
| heritage museum in coatbridge to | view | the facilities available there and | 
| paper most respondents took the | view | that the decision had been | 
| if they took a similar | view | of what was going on | 
| jack well she took the | view | reasonably enough that as i | 
| he sort of took the | view | that er that somehow er | 
| the joint council took the | view | that exploration of the former | 
| same time i took the | view | that if members were not | 
| the scottish office took the | view | that it was the responsibility | 
| notice the executive took the | view | that it would not be | 
| or gaelic it took the | view | that most members would be | 
| giscard d estaing took the | view | that the final document could | 
| it quite clearly took the | view | that the other recommendations would | 
| on i increasingly took the | view | that the unit not only | 
| open although we took the | view | that there should be a | 
| outcomes the committee took the | view | that there should be a | 
| another level we took the | view | that there was a need | 
| this parliament will share that | view | the following members took the | 
| be held in full public | view | and registers its concern that | 
| understood why they held that | view | i will not use the | 
| there is a widely held | view | in the countryside that somehow | 
| best value policies if that | view | is still held in another | 
| from osteoporosis the commonly held | view | is that osteoporosis is an | 
| percentage points that reflects a | view | that is held by many | 
| present that evening held the | view | that leslie mitchell was not | 
| schools do you believe that | view | to be commonly held and | 
| we were told that that | view | was commonly held in scottish | 
| be political a frequently held | view | was reiterated by j s | 
| languages policy since the overwhelming | view | is that a co ordinated | 
| languages policy since the overwhelming | view | is that a co ordinated | 
| languages policy since the overwhelming | view | is that a co ordinated | 
| a policy but the overwhelming | view | is that a co ordinated | 
| leids policy since the owerwhelmin | view | is that a co ordinatit | 
| a policy but the owerwhelmin | view | is that a co ordinatit | 
| policy forby sen the owerwhelmin | view | is that a coordinatit systematic | 
| leids policy since the owerwhelmin | view | is that a coordinatit systematic | 
| policy des mcnulty tricia should | view | it as an opportunity rather | 
| and security policy particularly in | view | of the situation that is | 
| delivering policy i support the | view | that the voluntary sector should | 
| policy and legislation with a | view | to identifying new proposals for | 
| they will take the same | view | and guarantee funding for projects | 
| snp i take the same | view | as janis if we remember | 
| or do you take no | view | at all hugh henry to | 
| has to take the larger | view | beyond his own parish various | 
| members should take a balanced | view | but they should not be | 
| icc to take a different | view | christine grahame you said unwilling | 
| others might not take that | view | i do not think that | 
| in scotland take that same | view | is there postcode prescribing mark | 
| take a much more positive | view | of bilingualism schools should strive | 
| need to take a strategic | view | of funding today we are | 
| to take account of the | view | of the subordinate legislation committee | 
| committees have to take a | view | on negative or affirmative instruments | 
| the regulator can take a | view | on practices in the registered | 
| could not take a broader | view | on some of the issues | 
| is reasonable to take a | view | on that proposal if the | 
| might want to take a | view | on that stewart stevenson on | 
| also asked to take a | view | on the issues that are | 
| enable him to take a | view | on the length of time | 
| committee want to take a | view | on the opinions that he | 
| standards committee should take a | view | on the seriousness of the | 
| icc which will take a | view | on whether a country is | 
| public petitions not take a | view | or recommend further action in | 
| i take on board the | view | that if the exercising of | 
| des mcnulty i take the | view | that it is constituents and | 
| mr rumbles i take the | view | that it is quite right | 
| will require to take the | view | that it no longer has | 
| m762: yeah f963: take the | view | that it s all kind | 
| committee did not take the | view | that shooting or culling raptors | 
| mr paterson i take the | view | that the committee drives the | 
| passed and i take the | view | that the only cliff hanger | 
| officer may well take the | view | that there is a risk | 
| to take a greatly simplified | view | the process involved parliament calling | 
| to take forward with a | view | to being established as world | 
| to take place with a | view | to increasing public access to | 
| should be free will that | view | be resisted or accepted by | 
| those staff the convener our | view | has been that we should | 
| of that at westminster the | view | is that a line should | 
| west of scotland snp my | view | is that additional time should | 
| s people the snp s | view | is that the eu should | 
| the other languages frankly my | view | is that the parliament should | 
| terms we cannot meet my | view | is that we should agree | 
| services to scottish organisations my | view | is that we should be | 
| should not be granted the | view | of the registrar alone might | 
| what is the committee s | view | on whether the petition should | 
| am not saying that that | view | should be adopted on my | 
| it s a bastardised christian | view | that christian views should be | 
| the executive has formed the | view | that directives should be implemented | 
| endorsed the royal commission s | view | that people should continue to | 
| lewis macdonald i support the | view | that people should have the | 
| jackson i sympathise with the | view | that people should know what | 
| choose i certainly support the | view | that scots language should be | 
| a crude 20th century political | view | that should not be imposed | 
| to reflect the committee s | view | that some flexibility should be | 
| if the parliament expresses the | view | that sutherland should be implemented | 
| certainly include the committee s | view | that the organisation should as | 
| opportunities committee is of the | view | that the petition should be | 
| when the committee reached the | view | that the sutherland recommendations should | 
| review is reflected in our | view | that there should be recognition | 
| to meet the committee s | view | that they should be abolished | 
| reads we are of the | view | that this should be done | 
| am grateful for his pragmatic | view | that we should consider the | 
| is it the committee s | view | that we should pass the | 
| i have come to the | view | that we should proceed in | 
| issue i concur with the | view | that we should say that | 
| helen eadie i support the | view | that we should try to | 
| give them justice in my | view | the situation should have been | 
| measured uniformly although in my | view | they should be dr black | 
| should be instituted with a | view | to eradicating the difficulties that | 
| executive capacities 33 with a | view | to greater transparency should the | 
| the consultation on exemptions authorities | view | was that the scheme should | 
| accent douglas also supports this | view | why should scottish standard english | 
| are not discriminatory in our | view | although some people have different | 
| case and asked for your | view | david eaglesham in our evidence | 
| in that respect in our | view | from other methods secondly it | 
| referring to someone else s | view | however whatever our views we | 
| be more effective in our | view | in terms of the mischief | 
| things including taxation revenue our | view | is that a ban is | 
| in the present circumstances our | view | is that scotland does well | 
| access housing will increase our | view | is that the present stock | 
| out over time in our | view | it depends on what will | 
| expectation of reward in our | view | it is important that that | 
| of mutual respect in our | view | it is not appropriate for | 
| clearly does not in our | view | justify an authorisation for intrusive | 
| a subject that in our | view | needs to be dealt with | 
| an this can sour our | view | o arveragus the franklin s | 
| er it rather tainted our | view | of aberdeen [laugh] f718: [laugh] | 
| can give pupils only our | view | of how they are performing | 
| was addressed to us in | view | of our consideration of the | 
| indication of john reid s | view | of our position the letter | 
| from our perspective and in | view | of the executive s distinguished | 
| committee will provide the official | view | of the parliament our response | 
| adults as was once the | view | that is why our strategy | 
| and the environment committee our | view | that it would be appropriate | 
| our fellow citizens in my | view | the 45 million that has | 
| importance before we crystallise our | view | the convener indeed that is | 
| invasion of privacy in our | view | the expectation of privacy would | 
| culling of raptors in our | view | the petition went too far | 
| on that we reiterate our | view | we need some impact assessments | 
| floor flats what a tremendous | view | we would get from our | 
| and to change our initial | view | where convincing reasons have been | 
| to be heard only our | view | which cannot be bound i | 
| that would apply but our | view | would be required to be | 
| committee giein yer pynt o | view | anent an issue a speirin | 
| not in the chamber her | view | is that the issue is | 
| is just an individual s | view | of the issue the convener | 
| that the committee had a | view | on any issue that has | 
| liz has given me her | view | on more than one issue | 
| that there is a mixed | view | on that issue i concur | 
| this issue the parliament s | view | that clauses 53 54 and | 
| this issue the parliament s | view | that clauses 53 54 and | 
| this issue the parliament s | view | that clauses 53 54 and | 
| uk have taken a similar | view | although a sewel motion is | 
| the spcb has taken that | view | but its view is not | 
| that we have taken that | view | does not demean the importance | 
| executive has taken a different | view | from the european committee and | 
| taken that view but its | view | is not the parliament s | 
| perfect decorum people liked to | view | such scenes taken from life | 
| not premeditated this is the | view | taken by geoffrey barrow in | 
| the name of dialects the | view | taken here however is that | 
| targets we have taken the | view | that as the interim area | 
| scottish executive have taken the | view | that it would be more | 
| we have therefore taken the | view | that the most prudent step | 
| over the medium term a | view | will need to be taken | 
| doig takes a slightly different | view | and concerns post mortems mr | 
| tolkien had a totally different | view | he was saying that you | 
| that britain has a different | view | however one must allow for | 
| manson i have a different | view | if we consider the task | 
| do you have a different | view | lindsay manson i have a | 
| to highlight a slightly different | view | of events from tricia marwick | 
| the directive s provisions in | view | of the different nature of | 
| right mm mm m762: different | view | of the universe you know | 
| the committee takes a different | view | on free personal care i | 
| other people have a different | view | on that but i was | 
| committee could come to a | view | and you convener could nominate | 
| does the committee have a | view | as to whether the additional | 
| sector further confirmation of that | view | comes from a senior committee | 
| committee to get a genuine | view | from a scallop fisher from | 
| european committee could give its | view | if it was so minded | 
| the petition the committee s | view | is sought on how we | 
| the committee has a rounded | view | mr hamilton that would also | 
| standards committee takes a dim | view | of members going to the | 
| is such that in the | view | of that committee it could | 
| it is very much the | view | of the committee that those | 
| or done it is the | view | of the legal questions committee | 
| the environment committee for its | view | on the executive s position | 
| expresses the committee s collective | view | on the situation as we | 
| committee is to have a | view | on whether the ssi is | 
| the equal opportunities committee s | view | that census users will need | 
| it is the committee s | view | that it is essential that | 
| the committee will share my | view | that the extension of choice | 
| committee i remain of the | view | that unless a radical change | 
| if the committee takes the | view | that we can pursue that | 
| account of the committee s | view | through the bill i am | 
| appropriate parliamentary committee with a | view | to establishing an external inquiry | 
| can input the committee s | view | to the dti because of | 
| trusted teachers is important that | view | arises partly from the positive | 
| the 40 day period one | view | from a practical standpoint is | 
| a rhododendron s pink flamenco | view | from a six pane window | 
| squirrels tapdancing through the leaves | view | from a skyscraper the potomac | 
| be the then minister my | view | from informal conversations is that | 
| bill aitken for giving the | view | from st andrew s square | 
| independent assessment but originally the | view | from the centre was that | 
| a very long time the | view | from the window of the | 
| f1122: it s a good | view | from up here f1121: it | 
| to schools and colleges the | view | from young people who contributed | 
| such as having a nice | view | from your house and access | 
| but gentle then disappear from | view | i raced outside it was | 
| s own contemporaneous and restrospective | view | of her situation and from | 
| hills you get a panoramic | view | of the city from here | 
| up affording us a magnificent | view | of the city from the | 
| science from 1992 onwards the | view | of the scce bulletin could | 
| from the liberal democrats in | view | of yesterday s statement it | 
| we never moved from that | view | so there was never any | 
| from the snp and the | view | that if scotland had a | 
| arises partly from the positive | view | that the sqa and its | 
| be practical someone needs to | view | the operation from the form | 
| are broadly of the same | view | will we hear from anglers | 
| opinion pat cairns in my | view | a failure to manage and | 
| any other name situation my | view | and that of others is | 
| for home care services my | view | and the view that we | 
| people to consider although my | view | as a christian would be | 
| eadie i certainly support your | view | convener the convener my understanding | 
| limited scientific uncertainty in my | view | dick shelton explained that well | 
| m017: eh eh in my | view | er you cannot escape er | 
| the great difficulty in my | view | external surveillance is required if | 
| yeah yeah m762: in my | view | f963: mm m762: erm not | 
| situation unravels that is my | view | i am perfectly happy to | 
| on board their points of | view | i suspect that my kids | 
| has a er in my | view | in retrospect [inaudible] a f718: | 
| the world salmon price my | view | is like that of dr | 
| have just got started my | view | is that an internal legislative | 
| on the roads side my | view | is that considerable progress has | 
| the 40 day period my | view | is that if there is | 
| m017: well my my own | view | is that it it er | 
| give you their perspective my | view | is that legal staff and | 
| bigger and spread further my | view | is that the future of | 
| per cent the convener my | view | is that we must push | 
| at the petition in my | view | it is not appropriate but | 
| will consider shortly in my | view | it is time to place | 
| my chariot chundered in to | view | morticia who sought to travel | 
| he s got in my | view | neither flattering nor a fit | 
| to the bottom line my | view | now is that the minister | 
| cause that s always my | view | of art school that it | 
| think it was that my | view | of whether [censored: forename] was right | 
| never better delivered in my | view | than by the late bill | 
| services my view and the | view | that we put in the | 
| its original decision in my | view | the decision to have a | 
| where to start in my | view | the difficulty with the bill | 
| accessible enforcement powers in my | view | the jury is still out | 
| to me to stand and | view | the old scene of my | 
| rigidity and prescriptiveness in my | view | the scheme is so new | 
| new primary legislation in my | view | there is no fundamental discrepancy | 
| occur close together in my | view | there is no particular reason | 
| to them but in my | view | those people are not lobbyists | 
| about that what is your | view | allan allan wilson i agree | 
| that was a short term | view | and that the situation is | 
| 12 june made clear his | view | and that view is on | 
| envisaged would give an authoritative | view | before european legislation is adopted | 
| we have a difference of | view | but that is not inconsistent | 
| is the need not to | view | europe as a cash provider | 
| get viewing permit 4 tuesday | view | house above but it is | 
| of english this is the | view | implied in the cox report | 
| on what fife council s | view | is and on what the | 
| who speak them while this | view | is becoming generally accepted aitken | 
| manner i believe that that | view | is endorsed by the vast | 
| clear his view and that | view | is on the parliamentary record | 
| teachers for failures the second | view | is one that carries considerable | 
| not mean however that that | view | is reflected among the electorate | 
| reliable winter maintenance service that | view | is supported widely in the | 
| scientific figure but sfha s | view | is that given the overall | 
| civil forum the convention s | view | is that in order for | 
| in cages allan berry s | view | is that perhaps there is | 
| ownership programme the executive s | view | is that that is sufficient | 
| put simply the group s | view | is that the money is | 
| productive way in which to | view | it is as a potential | 
| mark turley in cosla s | view | it is good that the | 
| personnel in the executive s | view | it is right to consider | 
| be needed what is your | view | james smith it is for | 
| is not the parliament s | view | john young i would distinguish | 
| the coaling stage is in | view | more or less complete as | 
| convener if that is the | view | of all members of the | 
| a tear is an excellent | view | of colombo s sweeping bay | 
| mistake in the essay s | view | of epistemology the other is | 
| mistake in the essay s | view | of epistemology the other is | 
| martial s college bakhtin s | view | of language is that it | 
| is between dick shelton s | view | of loch moratoriums and localised | 
| that is positive in its | view | of past or present naebody | 
| made much of the received | view | of scots metrology is based | 
| what is the minister s | view | of that is there a | 
| of cages what is your | view | of that proposal is it | 
| the budget what is your | view | of the balance between those | 
| operational expenditure what is your | view | of the balance between those | 
| brian adam what is the | view | of the chartered institute of | 
| obliged to gain a clear | view | of the costs that is | 
| out subsequently what is your | view | of the mechanism that will | 
| the convener is that the | view | of the rest of the | 
| it is suggested that in | view | of the similarities between this | 
| the statute it is the | view | of the uk government that | 
| lochhead touched on that the | view | of the union is changing | 
| mrs mcintosh it is the | view | of the voluntary sector further | 
| as british that is the | view | of the world of younger | 
| reality is that people s | view | of the world shapes the | 
| into another f963: mmhm m762: | view | of things so music is | 
| executive and ask whether in | view | of what is happening in | 
| but hers is a bleak | view | of womanhood and especially of | 
| cathie craigie what is your | view | on ring fencing alan ferguson | 
| big loophole what is your | view | on that malcolm chisholm i | 
| is the scottish executive s | view | on that peter peacock i | 
| on it what is your | view | on that you have touched | 
| box it is important to | view | people s actions as positive | 
| 5 14 guidelines supported this | view | saying that there is need | 
| of scotland is of the | view | that authorisations must be in | 
| proceedings it is the judges | view | that by dint of the | 
| by law is it your | view | that if products in the | 
| scottish executive there is a | view | that is not shared by | 
| however the industry holds a | view | that it is being placed | 
| of magazine titles expresses the | view | that it is important that | 
| bad feeling there is a | view | that officers assume that they | 
| and scotvec there is a | view | that scotvec s bad practice | 
| hundred years it is his | view | that the collectors scott and | 
| it is the executive s | view | that the courts ruled that | 
| christine grahame is it your | view | that the definition of to | 
| there seems to be a | view | that the household survey is | 
| clear that it is her | view | that the money that is | 
| the executive is of the | view | that the next stages in | 
| sepa supported professor richards s | view | that there is a case | 
| for children and education s | view | that there is no evidence | 
| primary pupils is of the | view | that they cannot fully engage | 
| western ferries is of the | view | that this important order demonstrates | 
| if the icc takes the | view | that what is going on | 
| discuss further how in their | view | the bill is progressing brian | 
| turn it is important to | view | them as forming a coherent | 
| it is more productive to | view | this challenge as a resource | 
| national languages give such a | view | very little support it is | 
| the executive s change of | view | we believe that it is | 
| to hold to its original | view | feeling isolated like the convener | 
| they re losing their christian | view | er which i think s | 
| we ve got the the | view | of er people that eh | 
| er or other er contradictory | view | that it was worthwhile to | 
| of er slightly tangential er | view | that they have of reality | 
| if that s the only | view | yeah m762: er and so | 
| did not support sportscotland s | view | on standards there might a | 
| registrar general might have a | view | on that registrars are council | 
| local authority will have a | view | on what might be seemly | 
| i note des mcnulty s | view | that there might be other | 
| told me that in his | view | a woman s place was | 
| have some sympathy with your | view | about the fact that ombudsmen | 
| that does not offer any | view | about the other languages it | 
| persuade them to change their | view | although i realise that they | 
| informed that a request to | view | an enhanced criminal record certificate | 
| and the reasons for that | view | and tell them to carry | 
| that i had no concluded | view | and that it was a | 
| that s an utterly christian | view | and yet these christians are | 
| 2 however to extrapolate that | view | as johann lamont has done | 
| next was there a fixed | view | as to the technology that | 
| person who holds to that | view | cosla and the individual local | 
| savings does cosla share that | view | do other financial issues cause | 
| measures to firm up that | view | for the benefit of crews | 
| alex easton yes the simplistic | view | had been that there was | 
| it appears that in her | view | her civil servants are right | 
| happened in support of that | view | i enlist the aid of | 
| an indication of the european | view | i suggest that that would | 
| whether communities scotland shares that | view | ian williamson communities scotland members | 
| have some sympathy with that | view | if the minister will address | 
| this afternoon that in your | view | it was not cost effective | 
| will attach importance to that | view | marilyn livingstone kirkcaldy lab i | 
| propaganda does not represent the | view | of his government and that | 
| let the petition drop in | view | of that response mr rumbles | 
| it was decided that in | view | of the apparent impossibility of | 
| that has gone ahead in | view | of the death of mr | 
| of the parliament particularly in | view | of the fact that mr | 
| performances in scots 7 in | view | of the fact that scots | 
| consideration of the petition in | view | of the fact that the | 
| and inverness west ld in | view | of the fact that the | 
| or extend it somewhat in | view | of the fact that we | 
| however i ask that in | view | of the large number of | 
| people of scotland however in | view | of the legal requirement that | 
| that we have a clear | view | of the possibilities we are | 
| industry that the parliament in | view | of the present rundown in | 
| day on which in the | view | of the scottish ministers that | 
| i entirely agree that in | view | of the short life expectancy | 
| hunky dory we hear that | view | often and i know that | 
| basis of having a clearer | view | on how that strategy panned | 
| have not reached a firm | view | on that and it has | 
| the audience who has a | view | on that could write to | 
| not to say that they | view | scots negatively merely to state | 
| he welcomed it but that | view | seems to go against all | 
| that depends on how you | view | success the success of a | 
| it was in 1841 his | view | that a government anxious to | 
| 1 they are of the | view | that although this category may | 
| and his lady in their | view | that ann thomson was a | 
| imagery tends to underline the | view | that davidson in this poem | 
| prisons in scotland acknowledges his | view | that for reasons of safety | 
| macintosh i share the consensus | view | that has developed round the | 
| scottish executive to promote the | view | that having to face the | 
| the feeling led to the | view | that higher still was a | 
| talking verse she offers the | view | that i m afraid you | 
| objection to the government s | view | that in determining the line | 
| will be aware of the | view | that in order successfully to | 
| glasgow city council takes the | view | that it had no option | 
| attitude to dialect and a | view | that literary scots was a | 
| was the first minister s | view | that paying for the personal | 
| kingdom and firmly rejects the | view | that scotland can only achieve | 
| kingdom and firmly rejects the | view | that scotland can only achieve | 
| be repealed and affirms its | view | that scottish society must not | 
| be repealed and affirms its | view | that scottish society must not | 
| be repealed and affirms its | view | that scottish society must not | 
| westminster mps and expresses the | view | that scottish westminster mp levels | 
| be repealed and affirms its | view | that society must not disbar | 
| unpack the presumption or ideological | view | that such people would be | 
| was with this end in | view | that the author made a | 
| conversion buckingham palace stated its | view | that the bill of rights | 
| the school system deficit the | view | that the language of nonstandard | 
| functions snh are of the | view | that the planning system plays | 
| country has led to a | view | that the private rented sector | 
| little evidence to sustain the | view | that the sqa blamed schools | 
| reasons george macbride on the | view | that the sqa blamed teachers | 
| were taking the perfectly sensible | view | that this was not a | 
| hear the other points of | view | that we have not heard | 
| i also concur with your | view | that we need to clarify | 
| there was an almost universal | view | that we needed to ensure | 
| a court agreed with that | view | the better course therefore to | 
| would help to have that | view | the figure that i produced | 
| away that before reaching a | view | the government of course consulted | 
| most member states share that | view | the nearest analogies to a | 
| about that in taking a | view | their concern was to ensure | 
| lodged amendment 87 with a | view | to complementing that the introduction | 
| reconsider budget allocations with a | view | to ensuring that local authorities | 
| the home secretary with a | view | to introducing early legislation that | 
| the parliament can express the | view | to the media that they | 
| that house would have a | view | to the sea the sea | 
| state dermot scott ireland s | view | was that qualified majority voting | 
| housing would you share that | view | we have also heard that | 
| that the chamber shares that | view | we must find a way | 
| pleased that day for the | view | wis jist breathtakin jonsar eck | 
| the kingdom of sweden on | view | also was a cover with | 
| mountain cleft with its distant | view | of palma and the mediterranean | 
| good restaurant with a lovely | view | of the coast i had | 
| up in bed with a | view | of the sierras beyond the | 
| long pier with the good | view | of the town i have | 
| to do with imparting a | view | of the world based on | 
| consistent with effectiveness taking a | view | on the most effective level | 
| i have now with a | view | out the window instead of | 
| for her probably with a | view | to a brief lecture on | 
| casing some joint with a | view | to a felony i was | 
| 31 december 2002 with a | view | to accepting an amendment at | 
| or other bodies with a | view | to achieving a co ordinated | 
| republic of austria with a | view | to adopting a council directive | 
| the current contractor with a | view | to agreeing an extension of | 
| of fishing vessels with a | view | to ascertaining with whom the | 
| of fishing vessels with a | view | to ascertaining with whom the | 
| relating to rights with a | view | to assessing the adequacy and | 
| exhibit root metaphors with a | view | to comparing old and modern | 
| teach oriental languages with a | view | to converting the infidel founded | 
| with the industry with a | view | to developing a strategy to | 
| of a case with a | view | to discrediting an opponent whose | 
| the fishing industry with a | view | to drawing up proposals for | 
| on consolidation licences with a | view | to enabling operators to pass | 
| medium term tenancies with a | view | to enabling them to return | 
| current planning system with the | view | to establishing a more effective | 
| scotland in particular with a | view | to establishing a sustainable base | 
| to local authorities with a | view | to establishing pilot schemes in | 
| the rfacs methods with a | view | to establishing similar good practice | 
| writing in scots with a | view | to extending its use in | 
| s data system with a | view | to finding out if information | 
| ta the noo with a | view | to future corpus inclusion christian | 
| on the matter with a | view | to getting a greater degree | 
| high level agenda with a | view | to going further in the | 
| the local authority with a | view | to having the penalty notice | 
| scottish local authorities with a | view | to improving efficiency pe451 petition | 
| and viewing sites with a | view | to increasing their number as | 
| were not written with a | view | to informing a parliamentary inquiry | 
| will be done with a | view | to introducing legislation in the | 
| 31 march 2003 with a | view | to its entry into force | 
| sheriff principal mcinnes with a | view | to making summary criminal proceedings | 
| to be examined with a | view | to modifying higher still despite | 
| s fisheries council with a | view | to opposing vigorously any draconian | 
| of nursery nurses with a | view | to producing a report and | 
| action plan proposals with a | view | to promoting a more comprehensive | 
| or other procedure with a | view | to providing edinburgh and se | 
| the council administration with a | view | to providing special borrowing in | 
| scottish salmon fisheries with a | view | to recommending a strategy for | 
| install such barriers with a | view | to reducing accidents and loss | 
| rent free accommodation with a | view | to reinstating this concession in | 
| marked hopeful places with a | view | to returning to them later | 
| scheme in scotland with a | view | to rolling out the service | 
| raising the proceedings with a | view | to securing the cessation of | 
| the independent sector with a | view | to signing a concordat in | 
| facilitating new technology with a | view | to substantial cost savings for | 
| we do so with a | view | to taking the technology out | 
| current process fails with a | view | to tendering again the future | 
| service throughout scotland with a | view | to the creation of a | 
| westminster and cardiff with a | view | to the foregoing being adopted | 
| westminster and cardiff with a | view | to the foregoing being adopted | 
| relations but with perhaps a | view | towards developing improvements do members | 
| 1979 scottish speech a historical | view | with special reference to the | 
| de san marco though its | view | has changed somewhat it s | 
| awareness and a more sensible | view | of alcohol and its dangers | 
| to the executive for its | view | on the implementation of current | 
| to put residents points of | view | over multi letting and its | 
| perfectly entitled to relay its | view | to the minister and report | 
| was it asked for its | view | we need to be reassured | 
| the scottish executive what its | view | would be on members taking | 
| regularly to provide a dynamic | view | of society we must consider | 
| for a while admiring the | view | and chatting to the other | 
| government scotland act 1982 in | view | of other issues affecting the | 
| could justify the expense in | view | of their other building needs | 
| the ec to reach a | view | on whether and how other | 
| other people s points of | view | the final theme of sir | 
| at the minister s blinkered | view | of the matter she does | 
| does the executive have a | view | on how gats will affect | 
| does the minister have a | view | on how the guidance will | 
| or tae express a definitive | view | o whit maks the scots | 
| supporter o scots change his | view | oan scots sae decisively thi | 
| but to obtain a proper | view | of north east scots in | 
| objected to it fortunately this | view | of scots seems to be | 
| or to express a definitive | view | of what constitutes the scots | 
| a capacity to express a | view | 9 amendment of 1995 act | 
| be guilty of in one | view | a serious criminal offence until | 
| on and and points of | view | and and then i hope | 
| on board all points of | view | and to make progress as | 
| i welcome the change of | view | announced by the deputy first | 
| they would all have a | view | at the end of the | 
| the right medicine did not | view | control of entry as a | 
| purpose in life and to | view | everything in the light of | 
| of tu mu 803 852 | view | frae the hichts ah sklim | 
| i dunlop takes the same | view | in her biography of bishop | 
| know erm and you could | view | it as part of psychoraag | 
| less bed and a nicer | view | it s nice one of | 
| of political philosophy or party | view | members across the chamber recognise | 
| will scottish ministers give their | view | more as a matter of | 
| these recommendations represented a consensus | view | of a representative group of | 
| review which emphasised hecht s | view | of burns as a european | 
| needing to be updated in | view | of changing events and circumstances | 
| the proper place 2 in | view | of craigie s age and | 
| to assist farming communities in | view | of current difficulties s1o 3185 | 
| was to provide an authoritative | view | of current knowledge by securing | 
| male and predominantly print based | view | of eighteenth century scottish culture | 
| wealthy bride and the romantic | view | of his younger sister who | 
| have a much more positive | view | of how the scheme has | 
| native cultural heritage a global | view | of human relations has to | 
| age i adhere to the | view | of joan rivers who calculated | 
| it out of site the | view | of macchu picchu here was | 
| 35 274 5 the considered | view | of modern historians appears to | 
| dipping occasionally to afford a | view | of more distant snow capped | 
| busy shipyard to give ful | view | of port glasgow s eastern | 
| earth which commands a fabulous | view | of pure white rocks embedded | 
| it extends the 5 14 | view | of purposes in writing along | 
| time before macdiarmid s negative | view | of regional dialects as the | 
| days lordy lordy a special | view | of relativity this country she | 
| surprisingly pragmatic and non mystical | view | of religion which proved the | 
| property rights whatever one s | view | of slavery one cannot blame | 
| via the household survey in | view | of some of the points | 
| a dwam or two brief | view | of the alps below and | 
| further than simply stating the | view | of the care development group | 
| day we had a great | view | of the city especially the | 
| liliputian in a bubble eye | view | of the city he had | 
| early years towards a broader | view | of the cultural and social | 
| eadie dunfermline east lab in | view | of the current world trade | 
| six and had a lovely | view | of the dawn as we | 
| scholar a bird s eye | view | of the development of the | 
| and she describes the settled | view | of the editors of the | 
| whole situation changed dramatically in | view | of the ferry s desperate | 
| which presents a more balanced | view | of the historical development and | 
| iceland and norway and in | view | of the impact of the | 
| allowed to settle down in | view | of the increasing drugs bill | 
| treadmills exercycles and a stunning | view | of the lake while outside | 
| and the surrounding areas in | view | of the loss of subsidised | 
| petitioners and has an informed | view | of the matter given the | 
| ask the scottish executive in | view | of the new arrangements to | 
| time so had an interesting | view | of the orchestra as well | 
| perhaps you get a sanitised | view | of the outcomes for example | 
| fairly positive response but in | view | of the petitioner s direct | 
| we have just discussed in | view | of the pivotal importance of | 
| imposition of these schemes in | view | of the potential adverse consequences | 
| who has given an inimitable | view | of the problems of the | 
| be extended a very similar | view | of the process of grammar | 
| [censored: surname] of greyfriars who in | view | of the prospective attendance will | 
| which gives a rare early | view | of the relationship of trading | 
| november 1951 craigie outlined his | view | of the requirements for an | 
| in the overgrowth gives a | view | of the rhins of galloway | 
| language this put forward a | view | of the role of grammar | 
| therefore the snp endorses the | view | of the scottish charity law | 
| officer mr george reid in | view | of the significant airing of | 
| asked to provide an outside | view | of the subject in the | 
| latin on this occasion in | view | of the subject of the | 
| do you have an optimistic | view | of the system s benefits | 
| in the scottish fleet in | view | of the termination of the | 
| in the scottish fleet in | view | of the termination of the | 
| so we had a good | view | of the various costumes some | 
| what mrs mcintosh says the | view | of the voluntary sector the | 
| quadrant glasgow g12 march an | view | of things to come [note: picture inserted here in original] | 
| adjacent areas of perthshire in | view | of those efforts can she | 
| currie i have an optimistic | view | of what the benefits would | 
| rightly picked up the positive | view | of what was happening in | 
| often present a very positive | view | of womanhood as we have | 
| has the institute a particular | view | on how the alleviation of | 
| presidents and their points of | view | on international politics the invasion | 
| of the the writer s | view | or interest i mean welsh | 
| language including grammar the former | view | sees the theory of grammar | 
| no rational basis for this | view | since all patterns of speech | 
| kind of has the christian | view | the christian or the one | 
| people in cumbernauld and kilsyth | view | the linking of transport enterprise | 
| certification process whether in their | view | the part of the design | 
| in the longer term we | view | the use of flying registrars | 
| variety of the sector i | view | the voluntary sector more as | 
| medium of poetic expression this | view | was an echo of assertions | 
| a capacity to express a | view | whether the needs of the | 
| about the minister s blinkered | view | and although he did not | 
| to internal assessment hmi s | view | did not reflect the reality | 
| decided not to express a | view | on individual planning issues i | 
| not sure whether councils would | view | such activities as helping them | 
| more weight than an individual | view | would not it be possible | 
| concern iain smith in your | view | are national standard regulations required | 
| it all depends on your | view | crabs and haloes i would | 
| stamp exhibition were also on | view | russell closed the first half | 
| came inti focus nicely ooti | view | doon here dimps need ti | 
| we need to reach a | view | on certain key questions i | 
| incompatible people may have a | view | on whether the joint future | 
| in principle i have a | view | on whether the market meets | 
| more informed m762: yeah f963: | view | as well which i think | 
| socks she has come to | view | the mosque she s read | 
| has it got a new | view | too instead o streets an | 
| mornings and people wishing to | view | are asked to telephone for | 
| for people to have a | view | on but it was obvious | 
| tu fu 712 770 desert | view | a clear back end ah | 
| tae wauken tae a heavenly | view | a crystal river clear an | 
| picturs naturally hogarth wisna on | view | a peety his gin lane | 
| a purely financial pint o | view | f785: mmhm m055: eh ye | 
| finally reared a summit head | view | far down to the next | 
| it gives one a grand | view | for miles around i may | 
| the fan this close up | view | giving him a momentary jab | 
| a hat an a winnerfu | view | i dinna ett sweeties or | 
| ye frae anither pynt o | view | it disna maitter a demn | 
| and the clouds obscure the | view | it was a lot like | 
| me to make a direct | view | known until i received views | 
| back i got a fine | view | nae o e bird bit | 
| an tak sic a dreich | view | o lyfe kis we hae | 
| aisle seat an a gran | view | o the hale proceedins a | 
| buy do you have a | view | on the extent to which | 
| local authority in taking a | view | on the housing needs in | 
| industry put forward a specific | view | on those proposals derek feeley | 
| areas ministers came to a | view | on what were the priorities | 
| f961: hae a very good | view | right oot ower de harbour | 
| state some may want to | view | scotland as a constitutional region | 
| when formulating a scottish executive | view | the fisheries organisations were dissatisfied | 
| personally conducted a tour to | view | the mural in the dining | 
| a spin an soar an | view | the wilderness next door the | 
| apricot veined marble gave a | view | through plate glass doors onto | 
| on to mummy what a | view | up here f1122: aye f1121: | 
| linguistics was a science a | view | which was very influential until | 
| poetry proper but such a | view | would ignore the gap between | 
| jackson i have no concluded | view | on the catch all do | 
| rather than original work the | view | seems to have become popular | 
| would be very easy to | view | this incident as autobiographical even | 
| who was asked for their | view | would be prepared to stand | 
| the minister will reconsider her | view | at the moment we are | 
| interest only in their own | view | ms macdonald if we want | 
| woman in the street s | view | treating art as if it | 
| to accept the executive s | view | as regards devolved competency rather | 
| babies and i share her | view | i confess to having intimate | 
| to idealise knichtheid saicontly the | view | o soveraynetee pit forward here | 
| to find last night s | view | obscured by grey clouds breakfast | 
| 2002 outlined the executive s | view | on providing legislation to secure | 
| their home waters in his | view | such action had yet to | 
| marched through the gardens to | view | the fine flowers and fruit | 
| lived when he came to | view | the original swampy site like | 
| media will be invited to | view | the silc operation on 17 | 
| scottish executive to transmit this | view | to her majesty s government | 
| inn an the queen s | view | anen jimmie drapped us an | 
| no linguistic basis for this | view | as the city dialects are | 
| on the horizon cumin intae | view | as they pass ower the | 
| stone walls drinking in the | view | before setting off this time | 
| on their fives the dominant | view | coming across at all the | 
| the window gumming the sticky | view | cut roses bloom in the | 
| wo wth beating breast i | view | d the bard all trembling | 
| places and had an excellent | view | for the final two acts | 
| chü i 772 846 24 | view | frae the hichts tu mu | 
| on the tenth floor the | view | gave out directly onto the | 
| the ring binder strolled into | view | i shovelled the contents unceremoniously | 
| ideal i had an excellent | view | in the first act but | 
| food couldn t match the | view | no food could but it | 
| ben wallace the executive s | view | on trickle down money being | 
| border s kulter pynt o | view | tae tent the wusdom o | 
| honolulu museum one can still | view | the beautiful music box given | 
| tae the cairnie och the | view | the bonnie fields the woods | 
| be contentit tho in ma | view | the man s dementit fur | 
| m here aince mair ti | view | the spring tyme bewties o | 
| it tae the gallery tae | view | the wirks o miro mondrian | 
| equal opportunities i believe this | view | was articulated in the european | 
| accurate yet the directly opposite | view | was being put by hmi | 
| invercauld an i dareasay the | view | winna be near as gran | 
| em reached the tap the | view | wis breath takin three thoosan | 
| expoondit his poleetical pynt o | view | yin cuid sei thit the | 
| watter works an wir first | view | o e fowk in e | 
| frae archie s pynt o | view | as like tae an adorable | 
| he gangs cross eyed rear | view | auld erchie s nearly reached | 
| male author s pynt o | view | faber his researched mair nor | 
| richt frae ma pynt o | view | it s juist gei hert | 
| dyslexic boy solomon s own | view | mainly 1st person and present | 
| fey hotel an inmate s | view | o bedlam oh stigma oh | 
| domain spreid braidlie ti oor | view | ocean o green billowin ower | 
| pass between castle street and | view | place and slag nam mèirleach | 
| 4 94 at 40 [censored: streetname] | view | present yvonne [censored: surname] joan [censored: surname] | 
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