Hey, Mark. Where's your sense of humour?

Based on what, Mark-- your spidey sense?

Based on what, Mark- your spidey sense?

Mark's got lot of sense to subject.

But if he was stabbed in the back, that mark makes no sense.

All of this meant that the debate was marked by a real sense of new beginnings.

For the five permanent members of the Security Council to understand the present situation as being unfair will be a mark of their sense of equity and justice.

It is certainly that marked sense of rigor and the desire to follow a comprehensive, coherent and coordinated approach in all cases that prompted it to propose to the General Assembly that the Group suspend its activities during the fifty-sixth session in order to allow for a review of new measures to implement and follow up initiatives related to Africa, given the upcoming review of the United Nations New Agenda for the Development of Africa in the 1990s and related initiatives, which should be guided by the New Partnership for Africa's Development.

We owe an incalculable debt to those that have gone before us, and we're proud to stand on their shoulders and usher in a new era, one that is marked with a new sense of transparency.

Finally, it is our earnest desire that the sixty-second session of the General Assembly be strongly marked by a renewed sense of commitment and action towards not only achieving the Millennium Development Goals, but also to completely fulfilling the vision of hope of this institution.