關於 relatively prime ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

聖文森認為納入台灣 世界必然受益

聖文森總理龔薩福認為新時代需要新的解決方案，而不是過時的霸權壓制，台灣向來是令人欽佩的經濟奇蹟、是一個蓬勃發展的民主國家，有權利要求有意義參與相關國際機構，將台灣納入需要多邊協調合作的全球議題之中，世界必然受益。

台灣的夥伴價值，值得聯合國重視。
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Thanks to Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves of #StVincentAndTheGrenadines for his call for #Taiwan's inclusion in global bodies at the #UNGA76 General Debate:

"It is high time for this United Nations and its agencies to cease their exclusion of Taiwan from meaningful participation. Surely, the world will benefit from Taiwan’s inclusion in global bodies such as the World Health Assembly, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, the International Civil Aviation Organization, and INTERPOL. Concerted, multi-lateral cooperation on global matters such as health, climate change, civil aviation, crime, and so forth requires all hands on deck, metaphorically speaking. Taiwan is a relatively small, but legitimate, political expression of the magnificent Chinese civilization; it has been an impressive economic miracle; it is a thriving democracy; and it has a right to ask for meaningful inclusion in the relevant global institutions. New times demand fresh solutions, not old-fashioned hegemonic responses."

Taiwan's vision of global partnership can serve as a valuable reference for the UN.

A Japanese restaurant tucked away in the CBD with a view of the Marina, USHIO Sumiyaki & Sake Bar has a relatively affordable menu despite its prime location. Here’s what to expect!

本身呔仔攞100。又衰1題。究竟乜鬼野係 relatively Prime呀？😂😂
連呔仔都諗到我地一世都唔明既呢個問題 >>
佢問我：其實點解要學呢D Maths 平時都唔會用既？
我心諗：你遲D學埋 Log呀 Sine呀 Cosine呀 仲唔明點解要識呀！😂
不過為左令佢明白 Maths的重要性。我同佢講其實 Maths主要係 train你思考。轉數快唔快。所以數學叻既人多數係醒目仔 💯 (鼓勵mode)

チャーリーの曲の中で一番好きかも！
少しゆったりしたリズムにシンプルなアレンジで聞きやすいと思います♪
日本語版を気に入っていただけると嬉しいです(^O^)
Enjoy!

This might be my favorite of Charlie Puth's songs.
I think the relatively relaxed rhythm and simple arrangement is easy on the ears.
I hope you enjoy my Japanese version!

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曲情報 / SONG INFO
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Charlie Puth「One Call Away」
アルバム：Nine Track Mind (2015)
作詞曲：Charlie Puth, DJ Frank E, MoZella, Matt Prime, Breyan Isaac, Shy Carter
日本語詞：渡辺レベッカ

■公式MV
https://youtu.be/BxuY9FET9Y4

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リンク / LINKS
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■HP⇒ http://BlueEyedUtaUtai.jimdo.com
■Facebook⇒ http://facebook.com/blueeyedutautai
■Twitter⇒ @BlueEyedUtaUtai

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歌詞 / LYRICS
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僕を呼べばすぐ　助けに行くよ
Supermanより早く　君のもとへと

いつでも僕はいる　愛あげたくて
差し伸ばした　僕の手をつかんで

どこに行っても　一人じゃない

※繰り返し

恐れず僕に　今　ついてきて　ほら
二人ならば　どこへでも行けるよ
少し　ここにいてもいいし
君が笑ってくれれば

どこに行っても　一人じゃない

※繰り返し

元気ないときは　強くなってあげる
心配はいらない　Darling
希望失っても　ここにいるよ

I'm only one call away
I'll be there to save the day
Superman got nothing on me
I'm only one, I'm only one call away
I'll be there to save the day
Superman got nothing on me
I'm only one call away
I'm only one call away

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Romanized Lyrics
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boku wo yobeba sugu tasuke ni iku yo
Superman yori hayaku kimi no moto e to

itsu demo boku wa iru ai agetakute
sashi-nobashita boku no te wo tsukande

doko ni itte mo hitori ja nai

*repeat

osorezu boku ni ima tsuite kite hora
futari naraba doko e demo yukeru yo
sukoshi koko ni ite mo ii shi
kimi ga waratte kurereba

doko ni ite mo hitori ja nai

*repeat

genki nai toki wa tsuyoku natte ageru
shinpai wa iranai Darling
kibou ushinatte mo koko ni iru yo

I'm only one call away
I'll be there to save the day
Superman got nothing on me
I'm only one, I'm only one call away
I'll be there to save the day
Superman got nothing on me
I'm only one call away
I'm only one call away

Hindraf emerges from the shadows

THE ISSUE: The Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) was relatively unknown until it provided Indian Malaysians the opportunity to vent feelings pent up over 150 years. The grouping is led by lawyers and brothers P Uthayakumar and Waythamoorthy, who have taken up issues that have plagued the grassroots of a downtrodden community.

From alleged police brutality and deaths in custody, they duo have zeroed in on marginalisation and discrimination of Indians. In defence of the right to religion, they have also been calling attention to the demolition of Hindu temples nationwide.

The first sign of Hindrafs growing base of support was when it gathered some 2,000 Indians at Putrajaya to hand over a memorandum detailing the communitys problems. It did not even get the courtesy of a response.

Waythamoorthy then gave the campaign an instantly international image by suing the British government for RM14 trillion - on grounds that colonialists had brought Indians to Malaya as indentured labourers and later failed to factor in their interests when the Federal Constitution was being formulated.

The brothers, along with other Indian lawyers, began a nationwide roadshow to explain the suit and publicise Hindrafs intention to petition the British Queen to support the suit by appointing a Queens Counsel to represent Indian Malaysians.

On Oct 29, about a week before Deepavali, a century-old temple in Kampung Rimba Jaya in Padang Jawa, Selangor, was destroyed as part of a wider operation by the Shah Alam Municipal Council to clear a squatter settlement which included a surau.

This proved to be the proverbial straw - it even produced a rare sighting of MIC president S Samy Vellu, as Hindraf lawyers pitched into the chaos that ensued.

It was a short hop from that incident to the Nov 25 mass rally at Kuala Lumpur, which saw some 30,000 Indians backing a bid by Hindraf leaders to submit a petition to the British High Commission.

The police response was a crackdown on protesters, followed by charges of attempted murder (since dropped), illegal assembly and causing mischief. Five Hindraf leaders have been detained for two years under the Internal Security Act.

The communitys cause has resonated with individuals, civil society groups and political parties, even if some have distanced themselves from certain Hindraf claims.

Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi has been pressured into meeting with Indian-based NGOs to hear the communitys long list of grouses.

Hindraf emerges from the shadows

THE ISSUE: The Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) was relatively unknown until it provided Indian Malaysians the opportunity to vent feelings pent up over 150 years. The grouping is led by lawyers and brothers P Uthayakumar and Waythamoorthy, who have taken up issues that have plagued the grassroots of a downtrodden community.

From alleged police brutality and deaths in custody, they duo have zeroed in on marginalisation and discrimination of Indians. In defence of the right to religion, they have also been calling attention to the demolition of Hindu temples nationwide.

The first sign of Hindrafs growing base of support was when it gathered some 2,000 Indians at Putrajaya to hand over a memorandum detailing the communitys problems. It did not even get the courtesy of a response.

Waythamoorthy then gave the campaign an instantly international image by suing the British government for RM14 trillion - on grounds that colonialists had brought Indians to Malaya as indentured labourers and later failed to factor in their interests when the Federal Constitution was being formulated.

The brothers, along with other Indian lawyers, began a nationwide roadshow to explain the suit and publicise Hindrafs intention to petition the British Queen to support the suit by appointing a Queens Counsel to represent Indian Malaysians.

On Oct 29, about a week before Deepavali, a century-old temple in Kampung Rimba Jaya in Padang Jawa, Selangor, was destroyed as part of a wider operation by the Shah Alam Municipal Council to clear a squatter settlement which included a surau.

This proved to be the proverbial straw - it even produced a rare sighting of MIC president S Samy Vellu, as Hindraf lawyers pitched into the chaos that ensued.

It was a short hop from that incident to the Nov 25 mass rally at Kuala Lumpur, which saw some 30,000 Indians backing a bid by Hindraf leaders to submit a petition to the British High Commission.

The police response was a crackdown on protesters, followed by charges of attempted murder (since dropped), illegal assembly and causing mischief. Five Hindraf leaders have been detained for two years under the Internal Security Act.

The communitys cause has resonated with individuals, civil society groups and political parties, even if some have distanced themselves from certain Hindraf claims.

Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi has been pressured into meeting with Indian-based NGOs to hear the communitys long list of grouses.