Six professors constitute the committee.

Six members constitute the committee.

Twelve musicians constitute the society.

These things constitute a balanced meal.

Do they constitute war crimes against humanity?

Would this cyber assassination constitute an act of war?

There is clearly a range of materials that constitute healthy food.

And let me show you, what does public expenditure rather, public administration expenditure in Uganda constitute?

Words, like numbers, express fundamental relationships between objects and events and forces that constitute our world.

Since corrupt people unite among themselves to constitute a force, honest people must do the same.

That would just constitute a security leak. One of the objectives is to keep this thing quiet, yes.

In the United States and in Europe, their voices are not heard even if they constitute 99 of their societies.

It would also constitute a massive distraction for management of a company, especially a small eight man shop like my company.

The meals a pregnant woman consumes constitute a kind of story, a fairy tale of abundance or a grim chronicle of deprivation.

So there're a few ways that we can start to think about undermining that, pulling that appart, taking the things that constitute the domestic, and distributing them accross a different kind of urban field.

If you look at the first slide there, that's the temporal lobes, frontal lobes, parietal lobes, OK the lobes that constitute the brain.

All of these constitute input to the program, and each of these brings up its own issues as it comes to reproducing failures.

I am only resolved to act in a manner which will constitute my own happiness, without reference to you, or to any person so wholly unconnected with me.

And to create the graph, I start off with an empty graph, and then for each of the pairs that constitute the end points of a flight, we make a link between them like we were doing last time.

Commandeering civilian planes and using them as weapons, dropping atomic bombs, the use of gas chambers or poisonous gas in conflict, all of these actions, if committed, constitute acts of war and war crimes under customary international law and the Hague conventions.

Can I open a can?

And you can, can you?

Can...

This can change. This can change.

They can stretch. They can tear.

I can. I can do this.

Can be worse, can be better.

I pray please , unteach... hey, can I laugh? hey, can I cry? hey, can I get angry? can I love you? hey, can I kiss you? hey, can I hold you? can I make you only mine... hey, you can laugh. hey, you can cry hey, you can get angry. you can love me hey, you can kiss me. hey, you can hold me hey, you can make me yours only

I can laugh more, I can sing more, I can dance more.

I can feel it, I can touch it, I can see it.

She can swim further than I can.

He can run faster than I can.

He can run faster than I can.

If anyone can do it, Bill can.

He can run faster than I can.

Yes we can. We can do it.

I can I can get you clear.

You can mimic what you can see.

You can see, she can move around.

You can walk through. You can touch.

Can you imagine? Seriously, can you imagine?

OK. We can chill. We can chill.

Can I can come in and clean?

I can walk. I can manage that.

We can paint one thing with that can if the can is open.