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What was that we were saying about good neighbourly relations?

It would be a neighbourly thing to do, decided Basil.

It should now be about the equality of people and good neighbourly relations.

"It will not be very good for future neighbourly relations.

At the same time, I need to point out that the border is one of the key issues when it comes to neighbourly relations.

"A neighbourly thing to do, no doubt," said the general.

Good neighbourly relations should be established through common rather than unilateral action.

Within this framework, the application of good neighbourly relations is very important.

At this point, I must stress that good neighbourly relations continue to be of the essence.

She will, of course, spread the tale far and wide; you'll not lack for neighbourly interest.

Together, the trio opens for business and began to solve cases of neighbourly issues.

In the case of both countries, issues concerning neighbourly relations have stalled progress.

On occasion, old people are difficult to help and neighbourly relations become fraught.

Came down to have a chat about neighbourly relations.

The idea of the "courts" was to create neighbourly bonds among the new residents.

It maintains a traditional neighbourly atmosphere with an emphasis on community.

These agreements prove that we wish to have a good and normal neighbourly relationship with Russia.

He let a neighbourly grin slide over his foxy face.

King also extended the call for neighbourly assistance to society at large:

In all our dealings with Turkey, we will continue to raise the matter and the importance of good neighbourly relations.

In a small town, neighbourly manner, I expressed my sympathy to George.

Living in squalor, she was, and it weren't for want of me keeping a neighbourly eye.

I began to wonder about the neighbourly bit.

Obligingly she smiled in a neighbourly way at him.

It still needs to resolve outstanding issues with Sudan, and ensure good neighbourly relations.

"I just figured you could probably use a neighborly hand."

"We view it as a community service, a neighborly thing to do.

The two peoples are not likely to have had neighborly feelings for each other now.

He was just offering neighborly friendship, as the rest of them were.

They were the only people living on the estate and it would be, she realized, the neighborly thing to do.

"You're right, it would be the neighborly thing to do."

He suspects his neighborly idea will be most successful in big buildings.

"I ask because he definitely has more than a neighborly interest in you.

Not even a civilized, neighborly offer of something hot to drink before she left.

She walked over to the fence for a neighborly chat.

I'm making an offer now purely out of neighborly charity.

And the crimp is meant to play a neighborly role.

And more important, it's the neighborly thing to do.

Not that he owed her a ride home or anything, but it was the neighborly thing to do.

"We also tried to establish good neighborly relations with Russia, but nothing much came of it."

And for some people who never left the city, the return of the business owners meant more than just a neighborly reunion.

"You're a vision with your umbrella," he called out through the window, in a neighborly way.

The neighborly sense of belonging, they lament, is no longer.

There was no trace of neighborly warmth in the statement.

Then he gave a neighborly wave and went inside.

Our firm policy is good neighborly relations and close cooperation with all countries surrounding us.

All I had in mind was a neighborly warning!

The most neighborly spot on earth, and its quietest, he thought.

A bit of neighborly New York sadness in his eyes.

But the Gore side, too, seemed to get a neighborly hand from the minority, if only for purposes of the court record.