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Mr President, on behalf of President Santer and the whole of the Commission, I should like to add just a few words to the most interesting introduction given by Mr van Mierlo, on which I should like to congratulate him and his team.

Ideally, after introductions given by various experts, such as scientists and economists, exchanging views on and profound reflections of the issue addressed, a conclusion, which all members of the deliberation can engage with, is reached and presented.

Originally, diplomas were letters of introduction given to travelers by the Roman government.

Gynaecological examinations were carried out by gynaecologists and general practitioners, all of whom received intensive training during a 2-week introduction course given by a Norwegian expert in low-resource gynaecology and gynaecological oncology.

Introductions are given by Mary Evelyn Tucker and John Grim.

(The performance was better, though, than the interminable introduction-eulogy given by Russell Brand and the rambling one by Tony Bennett).

Introductions were given by Professor Bernadette A. Meyler who spoke on behalf of Dean Stewart J. Schwab, and by Steven H. Shiffrin, the Charles Frank Reavis Sr .Professor of Law.

Before the on-topic discussion will start, an introduction will be given by the facilitator.

Introduction Giving their serious underlying conditions followed by the need of invasive procedures, ICU-patients are highly at risk to develop ICU-acquired infections representing an additional mortality factor.

The book was reprinted by the New York Review of Books, the introduction giving the book's darker corners more attention.

The authors' introduction gives a big clue.