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For the better, I might add. I'll answer one more question, then I got to go have lunch with your president.

And I might add, we do the same with Korea, where Korea's been a very generous contributor to IDA.

We played and much to my chagrin and, I might add, my surprise, my sister and her husband actually beat Sharon and me.

Either way, we are asking her to resume her prior relationship - not do anything she hasn't already done. . . voluntarily, I might add.

That these issues surfaced, I might add, illustrates the benefits of a transparent comment period.

I might add to this that there is a need to carry out new or fresh allocation of Special Drawing Rights for the IMF.

And, I might add, there will be no strong America to protect Israel anymore if the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 isn't amended as needed.

It really is Relaxing to watch, so I thought I might add A special Forum For this series.

Decker: And a great many others I might add.

And, I might add, that was a good look.

Only in one town did we see green flags flying near a mosque I might add, representing the Reform Movement.

This, I might add, is happening despite the fact that Novell doesn't have a good reputation with many Linux users.

I might add to that list "Agile overload. "

I might add here that puppies that are teething really enjoy this as a treat and gum soother at the same time.

KING: Which owns this network, I might add, just to throw. . .

If I might add a word.

Well, you are not getting it. Or anything else, i might add.

I might add: How many of those Facebook acquaintances of yours truly deserve the title "friend" ?

Which is not an overreaction, i might add.

Sydney is my home town, and I might add the most beautiful Tourist City in the world according to a popular vote.

And they are good neighbours, I might add.

I guess it. . . . That's no different to any of us walking down the street on our mobile phone, I might add. [laugh]

and i might add , a hefty pay increase

Electric eels, I might add, do it,