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The rest of the party had to wait for a plane to be brought up . Any member of the Five Nations who through esteem or other feeling wishes to adopt an individual , a family or number of families may offer adoption to him or them and if accepted the matter shall be brought to the attention of the Lords for confirmation and the Lords must confirm adoption . I know its just an All Star Game with no real implications , but I still think that the Clippers ' # 42 will be bringing the same tenacity that we've seen every night this season . You could also say that I have no experience in such and such so i wo n't be bringing any bad habits with me meaning I will do the job in exactly the way you show me ... " In the near future , it will be bringing science back from Mars for Europe and the world scientific community . Each meeting agenda will include " issues from the field " that will be brought to the council by the constituent point people . Project scientists say its contents indicate humans could be bringing about dangerous climate changes . It is not for the benefit of society that a few brilliant men should be brought forward at the expence of the multitude . But the project is being monitored by the university on a weekly basis , and progress reports will be brought back to the Board throughout the project . And that would be bring even more smiles to Arizona cotton growers . We will be bringing this back to you , I suspect , on a regular basis over the next year or year-and-a-half to let you know where we are with the process .