The more we have, the more we want.

We want further information.

We want more food.

We want more than that, however.

We do not want more power, President in Office, but co responsibility!

We don't want obedient people anymore.

We do want to go further.

On the contrary, we want more compulsory pilotage.

We want to get x plus five out and we want to get this x plus two out.

We do want that, don't we?

They said that we want freedom we want democracy.

We want it.

We want beauty we don't just want function.

In love, we want to have, we want to know the beloved.

We want to write this in as simple as possible fraction.

Quite simply because we, in Europe, want to become more competitive.

'Look, we've got to get onto the working day', you know, and things like that, very important issues of this kind, and they'd say 'No, no, we've got to get this right, we've got to get this right', you know.

Okay, we want to do this, we want to sort of take this model and show how we can expand it to more dimensions.

Do we want Europe to survive or not?

We want peace.

We want justice.

We demand justice.

We want candy.

We want peace.

We want to know.

We want to vote.

We want to negotiate.

We want meat.

We want one.

We want one.

We want it.

We want to expand.

We want to win.

WE CAME TO PLAY.

We aim to.

We don't want any.

We want to go.

So what we want, is we want diverse perspectives, and we want diverse heuristics.

I also wonder if it is a good thing, from the point of view of North South relations, that no word of criticism is levelled against Portugal, although there is plenty of room for it.

We don't want to be buying oil we want to be doing something green.

We should like to make the most farreaching proposal in this debate.

We want closer relations between the EEC and Brazil.

We know what we want.

I think that exchange can actually get in the way of the very thing that we want most.

Mr President, all of us want to see less poverty and more social justice.