“I hope, however, that one day we all will be able to shout, Habemus tractatum rei publicae Europae.”

“Megumi questioned as she watched Rei in a loose yukata leaving through the gate.”

“Rei stood up, straightened her short blond hair and smoothed the hem of her long blue dress.”

“They count it in reis at a thousand to the dollar, and this makes them rich and contented.”

“A regular Nile reis, with his crew of four natives, would never have stuck the nuggar there.”

“In the letter which he had just captured, he found the word reis three times.”

“The lack of mens rea is what protects a two-year-old from facing charges of theft.”

“The mens rea or mental element of a crime is usually based on the intention of the accused at the time.”

“An injury caused without mens rea might be grounds for civil liability but typically not for criminal.”

“For this reas on, we believe the notion medical application of reproductive cloning of human beings to be fundamentally inadmissible.”

“The agreement covers all reas of cooperation, i.e. trade relations, financial and economic cooperation and labour.”

“Proceed in the reverse order to reas semble the valve.”