Germany's chancellor, Angela Merkel, says she dearly wants to keep Britain in the EU but "as a good partner".
He said he dearly hoped it would be a genuine contest with many candidates.
Most of those I met, in Champ de Mars and in the vast blue-and-orange tarpscape blanketing the Petionville Club, said they dearly wanted to go home.
Now, I think I speak for all political journalists when I say I dearly hope Mr Cain will run; no campaign or candidate was as much fun to cover this year as the Herminator.
Meanwhile, Jesus H f***ing Corbett (as Malcolm would, and indeed does, say), I dearly wish I could share some of last night's magisterial *uckerisms but, thrillingly, every single one is such unquotable uberfilth that, fingers crossed, we'll soon see Malcolm on Question Time.
Theatregoers will be reminded of, among others, Zoë Baird, Kimba Wood, and Lani Guinier, and of Hillary Clinton, who paid dearly for saying that she didn't want to stay home and bake cookies.
In fact, the farmers say, they would dearly like to.
It was a position that was to cost him – and some say his city – dearly.
The sisters, who are deciding what to do next, said they still "dearly love" their family.
"The next generation will pay dearly," says Friedrich Breyer of the University of Konstanz.
