And that's how I'm writing it up, all right?

That's missing in the report

And I will, of course, make sure your contributions are noted in my report to Count Dooku.

And where's my reports?

We went. Clean.

What is that?

How shall I make out the report on him, Captain?

We will have the ear of Congress.

Here's the morning report for you.

Simonson, Sol. Report, huh?

Fuel report.

It's all in the report.

Expense Report

Evening report.

Contracts again, it's everything that's in the contract, no registration process.

He wrote the report.

You asked for a report on how many civilian ships had your CNP program.

That you've got to prove.

Yet have no security.

I read the reports.

Jethro... this is a case report.

They knew that, and let that happen.

That makes a big difference.

He had his secretary type the report.

Now this is the police report from the accident.

I should get to that statement. Yeah.

It looks very bad on my report.

This is the report from the

We've got orders to write a paper explaining why we're not advancing.

We've got reports and video for you.

Did you read the rest of Ducky's report?

I dashed off the report.

I'm putting you on report.

Next important is

The people who wrote those reports are bureaucrats.

I went over the report.

look at this.

And what they did at the Institute was publish every step of the way.

As sure as I wish I could be. What's that?

You'll never read that in my report.

Coroner's report said natural causes.

Thank you for the report.

Report from the forensic guy.

Once more, it is very difficult to express myself.

Last July, in Science, the journal Science, 19 oceanographers published a very, very unusual article.