90 percent of the funding came from Thailand.

Guard wedlock and its vows

I'll sit down right now and write my vows, okay?

I know it's too late, but I finally wrote them.

I wish you'd write your vows.

I've been home, writing my vows.

It has social and psychological aims family, friendship, commitments, society, participating in the life of that society.

I summon you to fulfill your oath.

I broke the marriage vows that I had sworn to Don Jose, my husband.

Do I have Wotan's oath?

That was not a pledge that was kept.

You sound like a lawyer. I swore an oath to defend the articles.

Are you all right? Your own pineapple wine, your dollar fifty all the time Turn around and let me see you

My commitment to Christ Jesus praise his name, compels me not to recognize her kind.

Central among them, a commitment to exclusively peaceful means.

For me personally, the most critical lesson of all is this

Now, while all of this was happening, you might have remembered the Tennis Court Oath that occurred several years ago.

You must bind yourself to keep the promise.

You must promise to keep your promise.

You must swear to keep your promise.

Fight for me and I will hold your oaths fulfilled.

He has confessed to lying under oath and dereliction of duty in a time of war.

A marriage is like all contracts that the two enter under the eyes of Our Father Almighty.

You must bind yourself to keep your promise.

I promised you an eternity of misery, So I'm just keeping my word.

It went fast.

Savagely they cry to heaven for the broken marriage vow

So as for that second sphere, not of work, but of love encompassing family, friends and colleagues it, too, takes work and commitment.

Swear it.

For the deposition?

Swear it.

I swear.

I promise.

I swear.

Thorium's actually a little bit more down to earth.

And America is still paying the price for the botched emancipation of 1865.

This is a problem

Pinky swear.

And to the people whose married life is not going well, let's remember the marriage covenant sworn solemnly before God at the wedding ceremony.

They made a mistake.

No, no, of course not.

I cross my heart.

Take my oath!

We swears.

I swear.