On a more serious note, he said the closeness of the election "should make it clear to all of us that we can come together to heal whatever wounds may exist, whatever residuals there may be".
"Furthermore, Mr Rudd wishes to make 100% clear to all members of the parliamentary Labor Party, including his own supporters, that there are no circumstances under which he will return to the Labor Party leadership in the future, " the brief statement read.
The key is to make clear to one and all that we can create conditions for elections and for a lawful, liberal society, but we can't force people to follow through on them.
Now, I want to make clear, we all know that drilling for oil has to be a key part of our overall energy strategy.
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He added that the UK Government had yet to make it clear if it was going to accept all Mr Gould's recommendations, including suggestions that the Scottish Parliament should look after future Holyrood and local authority elections.
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American officials, however, continue to make it clear that they still regard the resolution to be all the authority Mr Bush needs to act against Iraq.
What I am only trying to be clear about is that the commitment to make sure that all American women, no matter where they work, have access to the same health care coverage and the same preventive care services including contraception is absolutely firm.
"Because it was disclosed and there was no long-term security matter here, it gives the Secret Service the opportunity to clear up what has happened, do all it can to make sure it never happens again or at least minimizes it to make it very, very difficult for it to ever happen again, " he said.
While chronicling one of America's fastest-growing industries with admirable diligence, and all the authority at the command of the Journal's careful prose, Mr O'Brien gradually abandons his objectivity to make it clear that he does not much approve of all this, for all the gaming industry's vast contributions to state and local tax coffers.
Yes, we must make it very clear that we expect all stakeholders to be involved.
"I want to make it clear that the courts consider all offences of domestic violence as serious ... and that only a custodial sentence is justified, " he said.
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Called Enhanced Standards of Conduct, the new guidelines given to all Secret Service personnel make clear that standards of behavior required in the United States apply on missions abroad, the sources said.
Now, the second thing I want to make clear about is that, with respect to the payroll tax -- you guys have all seen our countdown clock behind us.
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Therefore, my response was to use all types of examples, some extreme examples, simply to make a clear point.
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Secondly, we've got to make it clear to the drug companies that they do deserve to be part of the solution, because we all benefit from the life-saving remedies they come up with, but we pay for it many times over.
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The success of her line has made clear that sometimes all it really takes to make it are simple, chic clothes.
Russia's massive armament of Iran in this and in previous sales over the past two years make clear that from Russia's perspective, all threats to US interests, including Shi'ite expansionism, work to Moscow's advantage.
However, having said all that, I want to make clear that I am less concerned with Bush's various blunders than I am with what those blunders often tell us, both about the man himself and about the system that we now inhabit.
The President made clear that he expected his team to continue to make sure all available resources were being deployed effectively and asked the state and local partners to make sure they continue to raise any concerns or problems they face that federal partners could help address.
All said Lanza's theory needs to make clear predictions of experimental results, so that it can be tested.
"Let me make it clear that this uncertainty puts at risk our ability to effectively fulfil all of our missions, " Mr Hagel said.
Yet what Clinton's statements before Congress, Emmanuel's statements to that American Jewish leader and Obama's unremitting pandering to Teheran and its Syrian and Turkish allies all make clear is that none of these reasonable scenarios has made a dent in the administration's thinking.
Greece faced daunting debt repayments in spring 2010, and it wasn't at all clear if it would have the money to make them.
Tight budgets and clear objectives are all very well if you are trying to make money, they say, but thinking great thoughts and sharing them with the young is a different business.
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No matter whether your company is a large one, like Apple or Google, or a tiny one, you need not only a clear picture of the differences that exist between different ministries and levels of government but also clear communication with the government at all relevant levels, to make sure whatever you plan to do is OK before you move forward with a project.
Having said all that, I would be remiss not to make one point clear: the number of naturally inspiring, authentically committed, and contagiously optimistic leaders I have encountered in these countries far surpassed my expectations and is, on a relative basis, superior to other regions of the world.
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Finally, it reconfirms a clear message to all stakeholders: Mayer means business and will continue to make whatever changes she deems necessary to turn the once floundering Yahoo ship around.
"Not all will do so and to that extent of course I make it clear that the NHS is there to support women in their clinical needs whatever their other circumstances may be, " he told MPs.
And as Clinton, Kerry, Gates and Hamilton all make clear, the administration's policy for dealing with those dangers is to change the subject and hope the American public won't notice or mind.
And it may be that -- you know, if Congress decides -- if Congress decides we're not going to do it, even after all the facts are laid out, all the options are clear, then the American people can make a judgment as to whether this Congress has done the right thing for them or not.
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