julia gardner oh, sorry. julia gardner the future mrs. john tyler was born in new york in 1820, during the post-revolution arie war era of the early republic. julia lived in a time of transition as the elite revolutionary past receded and the antebellum or pre-civil war era of the common man came into being. i will mention three aspects of antebellum society and culture that affected julia tyler. a narrow view of ideal womanhood emerged in the antebellum era. separate spheres became a salient concept of the time. the public sphere of politics, government and professional careers was man's domain and the private sphere of family, home and church was women's realm known as the cult of domesticity or the cult of true womanhood. this ideology held that white, upper and middle class women were designed primarily for the roles of wife and mother and were expected to cultivate the for cardinal virtues of piety, purity, submissiveness and domesticity. the true women would perform housekeeping, very good children and make her family's home a haven

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eventually, a dna test showed julia was polish.ne's parents who have been affected by some ofjulia's content say they are willing to accept julia's apology and forgive her for the situation that unfolded online. according to the find madeleine campaign, kate and gerry mccann do not use social media. social media can destroy you. that's the lessonjulia has learnt. 0nline, there don't seem to be guardrails to stop everyone involved being harmed. it's only offline where understanding seems possible. if you were doing it again, what would you do differently? i think i wouldn't go to social media because it can influence you in that way and it wasn't a good idea. marianna spring, bbc news. you can hear and see more of that interview and the other cases of extraordinary hate marianna has investigated in a new radio 4 podcast called why do you hate me, available on bbc sounds, bbc iplayer and the bbc website. protests by angry farmers are continuing across france. motorways have been blocked and slow—moving convoys of tractors have caused

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that's the lesson julia has learnt.eing harmed. it's only offline where understanding seems possible. if you were doing it again, what would you do differently? i think i wouldn't go to social media because it can influence you in that way and it wasn't a good idea. marianna spring, bbc news. an australian state mp has accused a local news channel of misoygny after it edited an image of her to give her larger breasts and more revealing clothing. in a message on social media, showing the altered image and the real, one side by side, georgie purcell said she had "endured a lot" but did not expect to have her image photoshopped by a media outlet, adding that something like this would never happen to a male mp. georgie told her story to bbc news from melbourne. look, i was confronted to see my body altered live on the news. i actually had just had a really catastrophic day at work and it only just made it worse. i think that many young women like myself struggle with negative body image, and we need to do better for women i

uh, i started off in beirout and julia. according to the washington post uh, article, u.s. secretary of state anthony blinket is in the region to decrease tensions and the possibility of israel waging war on hezbollah. do you think that blincon really wants to dissuade the regime from expanding the war? are your analysis of it? "the constant flying in uh from uh us officials, eu officials like joseph, eu's foreign affairs uh representative uh coming in and out to lebanon, primarily the they're they're coming for the purpose of uh begging hazballah to uh to basically conceed to israel's demands of um..." withdrawing from its own territory and its own border, which it is protecting from zionist aggression, um, and we've seen since october 8th, um, the hazballah has been effective in, basically destroying all of the zies entities security infrastructure across the border, and that has made the the science entity furious and of course more... insecure than ever with 250 thousand of its over half million settlers in the uh northern area of occupied palestine alone forcibly um yo

julia and palina? ya. palina. katya tsi veranika? dzyauchatki, palina and veranika, we ask you, dear veranika and palina, dear, first words for you, tartak, what is it, a sawmill, a soap factory, a bakery and a school factory? kali laska, veranika, i’m flying, it’s a soap factory, not a soap factory, tartak. this sawmill, the latest name of the sawmill, the coming words of adrazu veranika palina, respect to the fathers, this man, bird, what about a broom? palina grew up to roar, like a caress, and i fly, because the broom is like a broom, like a broom, but not a broom, the broom is this bird, but what, i’ll tell you, is the most beautiful bird, i know, far between the borders of belarus i, geta busel, batsyan, bo yon u botah. uvaga, sapa. what geta? wood, furniture, hat and pit? kali laska, veranika. i'm flying because it's a downfall. sapraudy, sapa - geta padkop. the trench is a pit, as it drips in the direction and direction of the practical work, right down the drain, impenetrable to the cops, remember these words, and what are t

julia, julia, let's go out.p over your principles, as you can see, you did, you ’ll leave me, i’ll never again i can't trust you." i really need you, you’ve already used me enough, you don’t understand, i’ll explain everything to you, don’t, one lie gives birth to another, and so on ad infinitum, i can’t live like this, please forgive me. signature number. we'll use your car. yes, of course, but for now i’ll pack my things, why didn’t you come to me immediately after your death, when you were left completely. alone, why? could things have been completely different? it wouldn't change anything. i would just ruin your life. how absurd and unfair everything is. if you can, return it. he is a good guy. i'm ready, mitya, if you want to come back. “i’ll still wait for you, stand there, let’s quickly go after him, after all, he himself, himself, come on, climb in, come on, follow him, let’s go!” damn it, motherfucker.

i started off in beirot and julia, according to the washington post uh article, us secretary of state anthony blinket is in the region to decrease tensions and the possibility of israel waging war on heizbullah. do you think that blincan really wants to dissuade the regime from expanding the war, are your analyses of it? the... constant flying in uh from uh us officials, eu officials like uh joseph borell, eu's uh foreign affairs uh representative uh coming in and out to lebanon, primarily the they're they're coming for the purpose of uh begging hazballah to uh to basically conceeds to israel's demands of um you know withdrawing from its own territory and its own border, which it is protecting from zionist aggression, um, and we've seen since october 8th, um, the hazballah has been effective in, basically destroying all of the zinus entities security infrastructure across the border, and um, that has made the the zinus entity furious and of course more insecure than ever. with 250 thousand of its over half million settlers in the northern area of occupied palestine alone forcibly um y

thank you. both for being with us uh, it started off in beirot and julia, according to the washington post uh article, us secretary of state, anthony blinken is in the region to decrease tensions and the possibility of israel waging war on hezbollah. do you think that blincan really wants to dissuade the regime from expanding the war? are your analysis of it? the constant flying in uh from uh... us officials, eu officials like joseph, eu's foreign affairs representative, coming in and out to lebanon, primarily the they're coming for the purpose of begging hazballah to to basically conceeds to israel's demands of um, you know, withdrawing from its own territory and its own border, which it is protecting. from zionist aggression um and we've seen since october 8th the hazbillah has been effective in basically destroying all of the zinus entities security infrastructure um across the border uh and that has made the the ziness entity furious and of course more insecure than ever with 250 uh00 of its half million settlers in the northern area of occupied palestine alone forcibly left uh th

eventually, a dna test showed julia was polish.leine's parents who have been affected by some ofjulia's content say they are willing to accept julia's apology and forgive her for the situation that unfolded online. according to the find madeleine campaign, kate and gerry mccann do not use social media. social media can destroy you — that's the lessonjulia has learnt. online, there don't seem to be guardrails to stop everyone involved being harmed. it's only offline where understanding seems possible. if you were doing it again, what would you do differently? i think i wouldn't go to social media because it can influence you in a bad way and it wasn't a good idea. marianna spring, bbc news. an australian state mp has accused a local news channel of misoygny after it edited an image of her to give her larger breasts and more revealing clothing. in a message on social media showing the altered image and the real one side by side, georgie purcell said she had "endured a lot" but did not expect to have her image photoshopped by a media

the quiet diplomacy was same in relation to julia massage. really does look a lot like bugger all diplomacy this. this literally could happen to anybody if they travel over say, and they offend the u. s. government, and it shouldn't matter which government is targeting australians. you should always have your own government in new york on the visit on voting that no want to waste the guy that illegally anymore has been brought to justice. but the court for telling 61 box weighing a 175, he's a virtual defense. it's we going to lift that, stay the when the government todd, say what they doing to bring an australian citizen home who's facing potentially a life imprisonment. and they refusing to give that answer. when they directly question on the floor apartment, we have sold a democratic problem, the message sy, sending. if you disclose the laws, corruption won't crunch. we will come off with the data about start, then we will do everything we possibly get. took flush you. that's the message by sending that is what i end up giving up on julie

julia, your ex-mother-in-law believes that you gave her only one grandson.d, and why is her son’s new chosen one about they never told me that my son had a family, i just didn’t know that he was married , they knew everything, i didn’t know anything, just like they didn’t know, if we got married, we were married for 6 months, as if you these'. last seen, so it was at slantik’s funeral, that is, when the girl was about 3 months old, yes, i didn’t see it, she left, but it was never interesting, no, we visited yulia, let’s see , how karina has changed since your last meeting, attention to the screen, yulia shilnikova can’t stop looking at her daughters, all three of them are a perfect choice, smart , beautiful, and of course, fashionistas, fortunately there is something to dress the girls up in. the shelves of the closet are filled from top to bottom with children's clothes, here are ulyanina's things, here are all ulyanina's things, yulia 's friends help her with her things, but she would like to see help from alexei as well. sometimes she’s shy at home, she,

your initial thoughts julia uh overnight the the us uh struck and struck um multiple sites uh within yemen as uh the ansara resistance uh has remained stud fast in apprehending ships that are going to the zinus entity, materially supporting the genocide that it's that it's currently leashing on gaza. uh yemen has not killed anybody um but yet not only did we have 10 killed by uh the the us in in the red sea um a couple weeks ago but also from last night's uh strikes which were unauthorized by congress uh this was just a completely rash um illegal um decision uh carried out by the us at least six uh were killed uh and five at least injured so far, the the answ nonetheless is going to be completely unwavered in its support to the palestine, this was actually only strengthen its resolve um, if the us decides to expand its genocidal carnage um back over to yemen after they already had f off one backs and committed by the and funded by the us at saudi arabia's hands between 2015 and only in recent years. did that wind down um, but um, the the us does not know what it's really getting into

the quiet diplomacy was sane in relation to julia massage. really does look a lot like bugger all diplomacy this. this literally could happen to anybody if they travel over, say, and they offend the us government and it shouldn't matter which government is targeting australians. you should always have your own government in your, on the ongoing that no want to waste the godaddy illegally. any more war has been bought, adjustments, but the court for towing seats behind boss weighing a 175. he's a virtual defense. it's we going to lift that, stay the when the government todd, say what they doing to bring an australian citizen who's facing potentially a life imprisonment. and they refusing to give that answer when they directly questioned on the floor a problem. and we have ourselves a democratic problem, the message sy, sending you disclose the laws now corruption, the crimes. we would come off with the face all about start then we will do everything we possibly get took flush you. that's the message by sending that is what i end up giving up o

julia, thank you. julia boorstin. netflix shares up by 8.6% and dan, we were chatting earlier and i thought this was a very good point. it is interesting how much of a beat it is on subs. how volatile that number can be from quarter to quarter. >> yeah, and digging into the numbers and listening to julia talk about 40% of the new ads coming from ad-supported, that is the change in the story. think about when they introduced that ad tier, it was very near the low end of the stock. after the stock went from $700 all the way down to, what, $165 or something like that, that was in the throes of the selloff in 2022. they introduced this tier, i think we spent a lot of time talking about it, analysts, investors, is that it? and a lot of folks said they were never going to do it. think about this. ten years on, they were a 32% growth margin company in 2014 and now they're expected to be 42 1/2 this year. and think about what high margin that business is, and they're basically capturing a lot of those folks who were not payin

julia, if you will, start us off. take us through it. what do we know? >> yasmin, this is the first step in avoiding a government shutdown. it comes 12 days away from that january 19th deadline which had been looming. what this top line number means is that democratic senate leader chuck schumer and house speaker johnson have both agreed on a top line spending number which means that now that they have the steak and get into the nitty-gritty of how all of that money is appropriated. once we hear this number and learn of this later this afternoon, we should be hearing from the appropriators more on how the breakdown is. there's a lot to keep an eye on as we look at what is into this spending deal a number, specifically one of the issues is a 69 billion dollars in non military domestic funding which house republicans were looking to slash from the budget. obviously, the white house wasn't amenable to that. we will see whether that is protected or not. this is great news for anyone who wanted t

cheryl: julia with, where are the jobs?ing to see the biggest job growth in 2024? >> well, in 2024 and beyond the biggest area of growth is in health care. but it's absolutely true that there's tremendous demand still for jobs that are related to computers, software engineering job jobs, data analytical jobs. there is so much demand. the entire economy becoming a tech sector. and so those jobs are all over erik not in tech. -- not just in tech. cheryl: rebecca walser. >> i look for what's happening to the consumer, to the point of having two or three jobs. and between november 1st and december 31st, $222 billion of purchases were made on these buy now, pay later installment, three or four installments. so what you're starting to see is the savings dried up, the credit cards maxed out, and now they've gone to this new way of paying where it's not on your credit report, but it's still an installment agreement. that's got to end too. where is the growth going to come from? cheryl: yeah. louis, last word in. >> it's going to be

there, um, your initial thoughts uh, julia about this atrocity that took place in iran, you're um, ie, you had saluri out there, um, basically killed in assassination by the israeli regime uh tuesday evening along with two other um heads, commanders of the al-qassan brigade. there we had a couple of heizballah fighters also killed earlier today, it's been a, it's been a a pretty tragic week for a resistance from some top brass along with all these innocent civilians in um the... iranian city of kirman paying their respects to the late uh lieutenant general solim, your initial thoughts please. it's even more of a tragic uh week and and horizons for the zinus entity and for the the us who has carried out the string of assassinations um as part of its um as part of its uh strategy after or lack of there of after um losing in gaza essentially the sinus ensity. united states have threatens to kill aurora for since um at least august and uh right now have used their losses in gaza as excuse to finally carry out a cowardly assassination um why while failing to basically reconcile with the w

i started off in beirout and julia. according to the washington post uh article, us secretary of state, anthony blinket is in the region to decrease tensions and the possibility of israel waging war on hezbollah. um, do you think that blincan really wants to dissuade the regime from expanding the war? are your analysis of it? the constant flying in uh from uh... us officials, eu officials like joseph, eu's foreign affairs representative, coming in and out to lebanon, primarily the they're coming for the purpose of begging hazballah to to basically conceed to israel's demands of um, you know, withdrawing from its own territory and its own border, which it is protecting. from zionist aggression um and we've seen since october 8th um the hazballah has been effective in basically destroying all of the zinus entities security infrastructure across the border and that has made the the zinus entity furious and of course more insecure than ever with 250 th00 of its for half million settlers in the northern area of occupied pale

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except from julia. unless why, how the hell was the situation being allowed to get this uh, uh, from diagnose someone should of said, no, no, no, no, that julian assigned as an australian citizen who was a forwarded all the rights and liberties organ, astrology, and i don't not care what country you why you are not going to have your most apply to our citizens when they're not even in your country. the obama decided not to call for julian's expedition because what we q we did by publishing this leak to material was no different from what the new york science did. and they called at the new york times problem, the prop administration, after the release of all 7 was essentially co worst by the c i a. and the intelligence community to expedite a call for the expedition of june the by the administration. again, behold into the intelligence community has continued that process of attempting to extradite june if i became present and i would argue and join us on shondae one i think to him, present the end of j

the quiet diplomacy was same in relation to julia massage. really does look a lot like bugger all diplomacy this. this literally could happen to anybody if they travel over, say, and they offend the u. s. government, and it shouldn't matter which government is targeting australians. you should always have your own government in your video and wanting to know what the ways to godaddy illegally anymore has been bought. adjustments, but the cost for towing seats behind boss, weighing a $175.00. use a virtual gift sentence. we're going to lift that, stay the when the government cod say what they doing to bring an australian citizen home who's facing potentially a life imprisonment and they refusing to get that. and so when they directly question on the floor apartment, we have sold a democratic problem. initially, each die of sending you to disclose the laws that out for option. that won't crunch . we will come off to you with the face of the start. and we will do everything we possibly can took flush you, that's the message by sending that is wh

miller, one last question for miss julia cossum, before we wrap up this segment, miss kosim, in spite of all the efforts to weaken the resistance, why would you say that uh the resistance is still thriving and is still going strong in the region? well, one is due to the the, the... competence of the the the us and in israeli armies and administrations, governments, occupations, whatever you want to call it, um, they uh, no, they don't really have a armies really that are willing to fight, willing to die, um, their presence in our region is illegitimate, and that does not really, you know, create any substantial um, any substantial... misification or cause that uh that people can really rally by, and so the their their occupation in the region constantly has to be legitimized through through violence and through brutality, eventually that wears itself out um as these two occupying forces just operate in the service of capital without any cause, and on the flip side, on the complete opposite side, the resistance element in our region um fights for cause, it fights um for on the, it figh

julia and palina? i'm palina, katya and veranika?eranika, we ask you, please. shanoina veranika and palina, dear, the first words for you. tart-so. what geta? lumber yard, soap factory, bakery?

you are probably the same julia semykina?matter, did you leave, did you not leave? in my opinion, i’m superfluous here, sit down , you figure it out for yourself without me, sit down, i told you, but i don’t want to sit, listen, he ’s so fussy, but he seemed to me worthy of your love, and in general, why are you so harsh you're treating the heart of your poor marianna, what's going on, explain what's going on, and stop, please, oh igoryok, igork, you disappointed me, old man, oh, oh , oh, forgive me, oh, forgive me, oh, forgive me, fairy tale, oh you, you are like that, yourself, unhook you, me! igor, igor, forgive me that this happened, but leave me alone, don’t get involved in your affairs, i’m the one who gets involved, i can. where are you going to the academy now, and you? and i'm on important business. what about skill? well, somehow without me. alright enough. julia, you little bitch, stop. where were you? i'm up all night i couldn’t sleep for you. do you know the news? that steklov is not at the academy , you are very

and what this means is julia pollack chief economist at ziprecruiter julia, thanks for being here. all right. we do have a lot to get to today. so let's start off with the latest data from the bureau of labor and statistics. it exceeded expectations when it came to job growth. the door the dow from what we know apparently soared as a result today. what are some of those other key takeaways from the report that we can get? i think we're having a little bit of an audio issue on your end. i'll give you just a moment to adjust your audio. okay know obviously with our work at home culture and doing a lot of zoom the past couple of years, undoubtedly we still have technical issues. oftentimes that mute button is still on. there we go. i can hear you now. >> can you? >> okay, great. i just i usually use a yeti speaker, but i'm moving back to the laptop. so here we go. um this is this is the beauty of live tv. >> so let's get right to it. >> this was a very mixed report. yes, the top line number looked like a blockbuster when the report first dropped, but under the hood, uh, there are very

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julia has a look at the numbers and narratives to know ahead of that report. julia?, tyler, netflix shares may be pretty much flat, but they have been on a bear since the last earnings. and now there are high expectations for another quarter of accelerated growth. the company is expected to add nearly 9 million subscribers is, pretty much in line with last quarter's massive subscriber beat. while the company projects revenue growth will accelerate to 11%. analysts expect earnings per share to leap from 12 cents to $2.22 this quarter. this growth would reflect ongoing success with the crackdown on password sharing, as well as the upside from advertising. after netflix said earlier this month that 23 million monthly viewers had chosen its ad supported option. this comes as just this morning netflix announced its biggest move into live events with a ten-year deal with tko to stream wwe's "raw" next year. so we're sure to hear more tonight about netflix's investment plans, both in sports and also in live. tyler? >> julia, thank you very much. >>> stick around, our next g

was updated, actually just in case the intuitive allegations that julia was planning to her to is tons of infrastructure. these dropping on telephone conversation wisely from members of parliament because they saw how hold on that part of the indictment was they were trying to supported with his witness statements. so you told us and is the style with us for the united states and respect to the additional allegation. so add photos on was a, we could, leaks all into, was involved for a 10 months and 201011. and he's told one who from the organization, and when that was found out, he decided to offer his help as a witness for the epi i and to him for protection. what they did was so grotesque and so shameless. they used witnesses who later said they were lying. this was not accepted by the british gold. he is, according to court documents, a social above a sexual predator soon because boys that has been sentenced for violation against 10 miners. there is no credible factual basis for a large part of the us has indictment. and yet they are still pursuing. and it's just, i'm sure it does i

when the indictment against julia was updated expiration case to be included allegations that julia was planning to who is tons of infrastructure. he's dropping on telephone conversation with wise link members of parliament because they saw whole whole of that part of the indictment was they were trying to supported with his witness statement. so you told us and is the style witness for the united states and respect to the additional allegation. so out of those on was a, we could the small into was involved for a 10 months in 201011 he's told one who from the organization. and when that was found out, he decided to offer his help as a witness for the f b i and to him for protection. what they did was so grotesque console shameless. they used witnesses who later said they were lying. this was not accepted by the british gold. he is, according to court documents, a social above a sexual predator soon because boys that has been sentenced for violation against 10 miners. there is no credible factual basis for a large part of the us as in diamond. and yet they are still pursuing. and it's ju

have any july kossam is a journalist on political analist who joins us um we're going to talk about uh julia first of all welcome to the program about the um fact that uh israel at this point has uh killed over 100 journalists when it comes to this uh us uh israeli genocidal uh war uh we know that it has a track record on this uh that's the obviously known and i think the... is obviously one of the more well-known ones, but it's it appears that because of the high number of casualties that it knows that it's committing atrocities that is even worse than what it has done before, and maybe that is why that it wants to not only suppress that information, but obviously uh eliminate the source, which are the journalists. what are your thoughts on it? it's basically of course what it is, especially - has these journalists expose israeli war crimes such as the the the deliberate sniping and shooting of uh civilians. um, the they also target journalists for number of other reasons, which include to hide its losses, and it's casually count that it sustains itself at the hands of the resistance, um, c

the story of julia massage and the week he likes controversy by the the, the 2nd superseding and doesn't involve 18 charges which include 17 charges under the espionage act. and one charge under the c. s. a leasing dining room relates to the 2010 which he likes publications, so collateral matter publication. the rules of engagement, rock the diplomatic cables. the royal oaks in respect of iraq and afghanistan and the guantanamo bay files. we filed a legal challenge against that expedition, which was heard over the course of around 18 months. we raised concern about a piece of process related to the spine on us as his legal team, and on julian and his medical professionals. the way in which the united states is described, the facts in order to justify his expedition. we also raised concern about the application of the u. k. us trading that treaty prohibits extracting someone for a political offense. the united states has applied for his extradition, but is treated as a criminal in this clause car or to this is, julian is a dangerous terrorist who's going to flip out on a k installed gunni

the quiet diplomacy was same in relation to julia massage. really does look a lot like bugger all diplomacy this. this literally could happen to anybody if they travel over, say, and they offend the u. s. government, and it shouldn't matter which government is targeting australians. you should always have your own government email for the video and wanting to know the ways to godaddy illegally. any more war has been bought. adjustments, but the court for towing seats behind boss, why do you a 175? he's a virtual defense. are we going to lift that, stay the when the government cons, say what they doing to bring an australian citizen home who's facing potentially a life imprisonment. and they refusing to get that. and so when they directly question on the floor apartment, we have our souls that democratic problem. initially style sending is if you disclose the laws that out for option, that won't crunch, we would come off to you with the face of the start. then we will do everything we possibly can took flushed you. that's the message by sendin

we're going to cross on over to bay route to talk to julia khassam journalist and a political analyst uh regarding the israely um targeted assassinations that took place in syria. welcome to the program julia casem. when you take a look at the uh targeted assassination that has taken place, um, it appears that israel is very restless and it's uh, it's going after all that it can, opening up new fronts, but at the same time that could be a sign uh that hopefully you can uh shed more light on as to whether a, it's being defeated inside the gaza strip and it's trying to um divert attention from it, and uh one of the ways that it wants to do it, this diversion, is the ultimate aim of trying engulf the region in a wider uh war. do you think that's the case? how how do you view the way that israel is uh acting out and this particular? case uh going through with these targeted targeted assassinations. this morning in particular, the zin entity withdrew from unis in southern gaza. and we're going to see them withdraw more and more from southern gaza as the complete failure in the ground opera

but after that, nothing else really happened. accomplished. mounts. julia remained healthy. researchers have different theories about why certain people are less susceptible to cove. it than others. it could be their immune system, a question of timing for their blood type, the doctor mostly. so as far as i know, my blood type is all negative. maybe that's why i'm just printing my blood types of i've not been selected, but i don't think that's why he's gone. andre front is a molecular biologist with his team. he's been investigating genetic peculiarities that could help explain why some people are better protected from an infection than others. the research, let them to consider blood type, whether a person's blood type is a, b, or o, appears to play a major role, da, and against class, and see what we were able to observe. a clear relationship between a b o, blood group and susceptibility to an infection. various studies carried out all over the world have shown that people whose blood type is oh, are less likely to be infected with co that. then people with other blood typ

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but after that, nothing else really happened. accomplished mounts. julia remained healthy. researchers have different theories about why certain people are less susceptible to cove. it than others. it could be their immune system, a question of timing for their blood type. the not too much. as far as i know, my blood type is all negative. maybe that's why i'm, that stuff is print for my blood types of. i've not been selected, but i don't think that's why he's gone. andre front is a molecular biologist with his team. he's been investigating genetic peculiarities that could help explain why some people are better protected from an infection than others. the research, let them to consider blood type, whether a person's blood type is a, b, or o, appears to play a major role, da, and against class, and see what we were able to observe. a clear relationship between a b o, blood group and susceptibility to an infection. various studies carried out all over the world have shown that people whose blood type is oh, are less likely to be infected with co that. then people with other b

and others like julia, don't get it. she recently spent an hour and a half having breakfast with her father to tested positive for the same day. for boyfriend also brought the virus home 2 weeks later. stuff on the i turned it on. we spent 3 days together ever. he was positive with the c p value of 21. and we assume there was no point in isolating after we'd already been around each other for so long time. but after that, nothing else really happened. accomplishments julia remained healthy. researchers have different theories about why certain people are less susceptible to cove. it than others. it could be there and the system is the question of timing for their blood type the they're not too much. as far as i know, my blood type is all negative. maybe that's why i'm, it's not just principles my blood types of, i've not been contacted, but i don't think that's why he's gone. andre franca is the molecular biologist with his team. he's been investigating genetic peculiarities that could help explain why some people are be

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some more on this story i'm joined by dw political correspondent, julia. so i have dennis you too. yeah, great to say you. so jeremy wants to join the trial as a 3rd party. how could that affect the court case? hold your name as a 3rd party and doesn't mean that germany will then be directly implicated in the case in the dispute. but it allows german need to bring forward written statements and participate in the oral proceedings. that wouldn't mean that germany could bring forward its own legal interpretation of the case and of the convention on genocide. now it also is not an obligation for parties that join the proceedings to states which side there on. but we've heard clearly from statements made by the german government that germany is taking parts to stand on the side of israel and is against the accusations brought by south africa. we heard from a government spokesman that germany rejects these accusations and says that they are baseless. and germany also sees this case as politically instrumental lising the convention on genocide. and we've also heard similar strong stateme

so i put the question to julia to bomb from the us agency for palestinian refugee. i've just returned from a golf on my cell phone. the situation is absolutely desperate, and there are a severe shortages in medicines, specifically those related to chronic diseases including diabetes and cancer and the subject also because of the pharmacies, the private pharmacies have been older but shots and since like for it, for after the 2 weeks after the war began and were not able to replenish supplies, i understand the head of your organization, definitely be a, as a randy just finished a tour of gaza. and in saying that he was shocked by the poor conditions. what did he tell you? how does he describe what he saw there? we were together um with the the commissioner and my silence. and we went around not only to the south of this time, but we also went to the middle areas where an area of it has witnessed a fresh wave of displacement following the evacuation or there was but where issued by the is really all sort, these adjusts before christmas, so it was freed with people, pe

julia, there are actually a lot of questions here. the first question is whether it will then be possible to put a vote for ukraine, israel and other partners separately from the agreement on the security agreement on the security agreement on the american border, will they wait for some plan b and look for ways. bypassing, and probably the most basic question, yulia, how much longer can it last? unfortunately, there is no answer here. kateryna lisonova once again asked doug klein, a political analyst together, about the possible consequences of this situation. here is his assessment. that's why everyone is worried now, if trump directly intervenes in the process, will it destroy any chance of reaching an agreement to help ukraine? senate leadership is reportedly now discussing the attempt to separate the issue of ukraine and the us border in order to provide assistance to ukraine and other foreign partners, israel and... without connecting it to immigration issues, we have to watch how it ends. now all these questions are hanging in

julia laid it out.e to hit the targets or exceed, it is a win on the password crackdown. is this a bullish sign for the company going forward? >> they will meet the numbers. who knew the crackdown on the password shares across families and friends has been a credit to revenue. we think they will hit or beat that number and that is part of the bullish position. i think you want to think about expenses here. one thing that the street might not get right and i think we're going to be concerned about is looking at the expense. you had the writers' strike end and a content pipeline coming at them. >> you are leading to my next question. content. i want to ask netflix film chief is leaving netflix to start a new company. he joined it in 2017 and oversaw "bi "birdbox" and "glass onion" among a few. >> it is not great news that he is leaving. this company groomed a lot of people behind him and knows how to attract talent better than anybody in the streaming business. here is where you say if the stock trades do

julia, what is your bad habit?trary, decorate my life. this is what is usually found, yes, it is considered bad habits, smoking, we don’t smoke, then, alcoholism, the maximum that we allow ourselves, yes, that is, this is dry red wine in some normal, well... you have very there are a lot of songs about belarus, so i’m interested to know what your homeland is for you? well, we have a lot of songs about belarus, because we had many circumstances in which these songs were born, we often emphasize this, because many people think that we somehow write to order or something, for example, well, yes, the secret of success, wrote a song about our homeland. belarus, it’s generally hard to believe, but then the song is so very iconic , believe me, yulia went to the garden to weed and 40 minutes later she called me, said: listen, that’s it, write it down, right there she’s humming the song, ready in its entirety , that is , zemelka somehow charged her. i worked in china, yulia stayed here because she was pregnant, she gave bir