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• There is little profit in the superfluity of excellence.
• Mr President, after five years in this House, there is little in reports that can surprise one.
• There is little point in doing that in our view.
• There is little beauty in what I have done.
• There is little justification in preventing it.
• There is little in the way of hierarchy among ushers and all duties are alternated: although those associated with the plenary sessions require adequate knowledge and experience of Parliament's layout and workings.
• However, there is little in the way of any formal relationship between CIREA and the High Level Working Group, which, naturally, is not conductive to producing good joint country analyses.
• Madam President, the Commission's action programme is so general and comprehensive that there is little in it with which I can disagree.