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and somebody no less not quite less ready to to to fight for those this intensity of the of the game and the pressure the kid gets is if that's your pocket this is the guy right now that was in it. you playing the game you've got one of the world's best strikers you're having a fantastic guy does your confidence grow as the guy and he's up with it oh yes definitely after the first pull you know you know put on the first touches you know when you control well you pass well you know you feel confident and the first time that i had done think it was rivaldo i said i still care i mean i mean i'm ok i'm going to be good until the end so well you know that things can change but you start well so you know what do you finish well i did better than my idols which is impossible normally so it took me like i would say three four years maybe at the end of the mike area that i realized i became work a player you know when i mean france every day every day there was somebody say oh thank you very much for the world cup for the last twenty years so it takes
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a time when the whistle goes you know when the refs ace at the end of the game you just lose the pressure. after experience is the part of the relay for the enjoyment of a world going to show insolence i want of the world's great with five million people around you when you line into the competition when you're in the series and between the series in the end and the finals we saw the people down the streets but we didn't realize you know it was on t.v. and everything and when we won we won and we went back to korea from ten where we have the castle and we feel that you were sheltered from the public yeah yeah of course and you have to it's not a good thing yeah it was a good thing because you had to protect yourself and make sure that you you are into the competition it doesn't see what's going on you know outside the tent so
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when we day the day after when we when to. and when down to. close to plus called and we saw that i'm one of people. say oh my god we did something big we did some. and it was crazy for two hours it was crazy and it never stopped for like the fifteen days early days that i had never stopped and when corsica. i didn't realize they had had to evacuate to meet from the beach was getting crazy as i don't really want to bore you. well well yeah well. for me but imagine for he didn't. have to hide and because he's the icon of the team and and it seems crazy is fantastic i play i work now for a manual and crystal do gary we see each other every day for television and we know it we feel that something special is under bridges that's why for you never.
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would call you a proper method of. learning your lawyer. twenty kilo for a. role i was under pressure i'm not sure. why acting why acting because i thought about being an actor before thinking of being a football player when i was four five years alone was watching on t.v. plays with my mother and she recalled to me that i said i want to do that did you find that difficult after playing for it is it is difficult because you have to go back to your emotions you know when you want to show something to. to the audience but i'm more into place than into movies so movies you have many chances to to find the right the right emotion that you want to show in in
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a play you're in front of people and you have to be there for like an hour and a half frank or at least to say slank you very much if you turn a sinister iconic it's great to see i don't want to call him what she was in. somewhere you want to know that stuff next to your plate you know and you did very well against what you want. when the day when there may be a week i'm in london and play a french plate but i will. bring to you frankly good bye to the joy of real this non-callable show a was a big honor. joining
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me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. pummel as one of the most controversial products of all time it's a solid vegetable found the it's very cheap. twenty seventeen production grew to sixty three million times that rapid growth an international demand for cheap oil has led to the massive expansion the palm oil plantations which means the destruction of rain forest. is indeed easier alone more than ten million typed as of unique rain forest has been destroyed and it's
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a nice fellow you know what a legend years and you wouldn't know it because you sold down to earth but when you look at his achievements and what he's done in the medals that is when everything else. is just an aura of you know someone to be so grounded diseases and to have done so much in this kind of. what we call people back home with every away we see at some perfect tone to some times from what we think we have lost a few games that are important to us he deserves everything it's calmness we're in terms of honest well that's the word from what is a young man on the wrist the best record of his time and he played so well some thoughts many wells haven't made the wild card but looking forward to the world cup everything could be a surprise package i throw it up for the ones i think will do it well i mean nothing of any belgium could do really well not could be assured that the players are up and their boss inside was close. to that group so far of underachieved and i
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think. your last term the always turn up for the big competition this might not go into. reform but the longer they're in the competition seem to be one strength than another of course the roots of from so the know they will follow you go and forget the results in germany in the build up to this rule comes in big ghost on my own image. well first of all you know the sea great all it's the source of all the world and that's why the matter will be present so that somebody puts a i mean it's just sort of just very very lucky to be playful always a joy to sort of which i looked at everything i could to get to play for liverpool football club this was very very special you might be retired now but now you're giving a lot back especially to cross street to new project tell us about that i think of football she deals with it would be there right at the grassroots level and if we get a better facilities better equipped to swallow i think billy joe you bet me i like to say it's not a joint it's you produce your best ability whatever you do so what we have to do
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there was give something back to these people and these people that were calling tree that work for nothing could ever take to go there the wolves out this is that everything. quality here and all the tools to want to unseat g.m. . i want to see to close because many begin to develop his only every four years so as a player to their bonds you're looking plain and play for your country rather than playing for your folks. so i always have the memories because obviously these are guys who played all over the germany all over the world to come together for six weeks and this present to come pre-sold was a special thing. put seen with a sense to him to take medicine people like me to look out for him which player as well as yesterday it's you look at everything from the forty seven five rolls you know brazil g.b.
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the favorites to do that you know and i think oh that is just a little girl that we're going to always read this is going to be you know self a better because she's older european country the jersey of a blizzard i mean you look up a zilzal i go there to support such a place i don't wish to seize the odors of the deal at all i've got some face in place and i actually jamie go and you know i'm going to empty the place was really built in the days. based. launch i have a son called it was shall you put the fabric of focal event here in manchester football museum but we did see all of its kits for my body is the spice that are
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playing on here the music. which is your favorite of all the shots that we have is difficult to pick one but i have to say obviously the spanish eight from an example from the ninety four united states one god is the first one. i didn't know when i was a kid so dad's special memory for read if you could have one player is just a hoot who would you want. to sing to my daughter oh yeah yeah i think he was quite special he was quite unique. because because not only me like when he was first at me like i love the size of these rivals but he had something different he was a very nice guy by the way very nice passions and i think that he should yeah i would say i would take if.
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i think that this is the most beautiful should ever. i think it is a danish team also awesome doria is that where it is english team that asks was it. a good. why shorts and white socks as well they came specially to some toys r us i think this is a fantastic should is still the same no feeling lids no nothing on it and i you know i really think it's one of the most beautiful should i completely agree with you.
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and i tell you. i don't think you can we right gradation fault. well i think i may and i did through the nose i don't know what a player i think also a little lost is the germans hopefully right so great not to call it the place. here this time calling will show we continue our look at the group stage of the world cup in russia as the focus shifts to group seeing starring france. joined by fellow europeans denmark with a stranger in peru making up the numbers as the teams battling to qualify for the next phase the french are overwhelming favorites to win the group without plenty
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call me drink staunch long griezmann spearheading the attack but the danish will offer a credible threat as christian eriksen continues to rise france with convincing and you wife a qualification school in eighteen goals is not collecting twenty three points in ten games but they have been known to disappoint at finals. when much much more was expected from them however i did the idea showman all in fine shape for him as one of the eight nations to climb a wall called the french know what it takes to win the competition. done mall could strike you from simple and ericsson might emerge as one of the supply stalls of the tournament if the danes progress into the knockouts the twenty six year old has continued to grow at tottenham hotspur and he's telling beef it's a global stage as he tries for success with a country that has a population of just five point seven million. the result i did eleven place in the free for world rankings and was strong in south american qualification is they
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stopped alexis i'm just in chile for grabbing a playoff berth to reach the final. went on to beat new zealand two legs to advance to russia two thousand and eighteen during coach recovered all got knows how to handle pressure having featured projects in us superclubs bucket journey is under the plates of the sixty year old also how he managed brazilian joints palmero us australia all the wrong kind of saw it is in the group of the socceroos of one many fountains with the hawks and endeavor at the past three world cup finals tim cahill continues to be the inspiration for the aussies as the country's record going schools are up but the boys from down under will have to be at their very best to survive a stern test against straight dangerous opponents next week we'll take a look at group day as leno may see. huge impact when they land at the two thousand and eighteen world cup final.
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the new global economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right to education as being supplanted by the right to access to educational loans higher education is becoming just another product that can be bullshit and sold under snot just about education anymore it's also about running a business where you know most of the regime look good is also the kind of fellow they couldn't. want is the place of students in this business model before college i was born now i'm running stream or higher education the new global economic
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wall. i've been saying the numbers mean something they've matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each dish. eighty five percent of global wealth you want to be ultra rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent minus minus your thumb with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only number you need to remember is one one just shows you can afford to miss the one and only. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time but there was one more question and by the way who's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous is
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a huge star among us and the huge amount of pressure to come out you have to go meet the center of the problem here with you and you'll see all the all the great the great good you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get down going let's go. along until that morning and i'm really happy to join the arctic theme for the two thousand and three in the world cup in russia meet the special one come on girl to please share me to just take the radio p.r.t. teams latest edition to make up a figure so i need to just say look. a little too late to leave the victim outside the system a few feet from some fans and i think you just don't mind. when i left that i sat next. time and i'm thinking
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says it's waiting for other nations now to admit that they also money in fact should not be a chalk after the czech president claimed that his country did produce and store and. used in the so. i did another controversy today surrounding the attempted murder of a russian spy it seems the u.n. chemical weapons watchdog has contradicted itself chief earlier said that up to one hundred grams of the toxic agent was used in the attack. elsewhere around the world journalists months of legal battle in the u.s. to fight their alleged inclusion of washington the so-called kill list they say they are wrongly suspected of having links to terror groups and.
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demonstrations along gaza's border with israel and to this six week dozens of palestinians including two journalists have been killed during the great return protests can play. past eight o'clock now this a friday evening in moscow thanks for trying to out international with me kevin first with developments in the poisoning case of the coming today of the international chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w has been forced to issue a statement contradicting its own director general. who had claimed that up to one hundred grams of the nerve agent used in the attack on that former russian spy and his daughter in salzburg in the u.k. and march. the o.p.c. w.
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would not be able to estimate or determine the amount of the nerve agent the booze used in solsbury on the fourth of march twenty eighth in the quantity should probably be characterized in milligrams. for research activities or protection you would need for instance five to ten grams of say but even in souls free it looks like they may have used more than that without knowing the exact quantity i'm told it may be fifty one hundred grams of say which goes beyond research activities for protection of the saga that started on march fourth with the poisoning of sergei script pollen his daughter yulia and the snowball effect it has seen we have certainly seen quite a bit of backtracking and lots of questions in fact about evidence this latest statement from the o.p.c. w. follows statements from their own chief of this organization saying that it was probably from fifty to one hundred grams used in this attack and we've seen tweets from the russian embassy here in london questioning what exactly one hundred grams
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of such a nerve agent on a door handle would look like of course with a door handle reference being discussed as one of the possible ways this cripples had been poisoned so that's one latest example of how we've gone from some information becoming completely different also of course the latest statements from the president of the czech republic who admitted that his country had produced stored and then later destroyed some of this nerve agent while before we have seen ministers from the same country saying that any allegations coming from russia that the czech republic was capable of doing so were a lie. novacek was produced and tested in the czech republic it was a small quantity though we know when and we know where it was done it would be hypocritical to pretend that such a thing never happened the russians crossed all boundaries when they said the novacek agent could have come from the czech republic that is a lie another example that made headlines here in london of course was when scientists from the porch and down the board tory said they could not identify the
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source of the nerve agent used in the attack while previously before that we saw boris johnson talk about how he has been reassured by the desire. theme of war tori that russia was behind the attack we have not verified the for say sort of storage of to see where that actually was manufactured so typically you're not able at porton down to say where it is from we haven't yet been able to do that but when i look at the the evidence from the people from from porton down they were absolutely categorical and i asked the guy myself i said are you sure and he said there's no doubt and of course the last but not least we saw russia being identified as the culprit in this massive saga that brought relations between russia and the u.k. to a brand new low and while russia was being called guilty almost immediately we have to remember that any official results of an investigation are still yet to come. so
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this is a bit unusual us or a perch can you westies a russian spy a secretly working for bloody i'm opposed to according to renowned strategic intelligence analyst here as well about when for a minute the accusations come after we west public revealed his warm support for donald trump that's apparently the connection would go as the of next looks at the ever growing army of kremlin agents remember when being portrayed as a russian spy was funny a bit of a joke. over. what he'd done and darker than. just the way those filings what he or russian spy assaulted. by a. who isn't funny now could be anyone in the oval office in the pentagon madison square garden. can years recent coordination with trump along with his use of
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infamous or rhetoric and symbols confederate flag reek of products here just join up the dogs tinier indorse trump publicly their friends. i'm not saying can you west is involved at all in the trump russia scandal but i am saying he has russian ties and was there right after the twenty sixteen elections scott walk in or perhaps work in a contributor for the us news channel m.s.n. b c and also founder of russia gate agrees there are just too many dogs not to connect them kanya west went to russia he went to russia he literally flew to moscow and walked around the jew see what he got up to i sure didn't get to be doing anything it's now so obvious why didn't we see it before we
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see it now and there are more of them clint eastwood openly backed trump and the russian connection is blatant clint eastwood speaks russian. pretends to. zero and robert de niro he hates trump or so he says but look at the fact he owns a chain of all true a luxurious restaurants in moscow and he's opening a new one soon you know who goes to his restaurants oligarchs we're not blind anymore there could be russian spies in my audience and i wouldn't know everyone is a suspect. are you a russian spy now. russian spies. ellen the generous knows what's up we need lists so i've put together a quick one to start things off this is
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a list of american stars who recently been to russia they held. and did business it's time to wake up russian agents everywhere the president the republicans hollywood your neighbor your friends maybe probably even you. but the serious matter is the great march of return protests along garza's border with israel are entering the sixth week of most fifty palestinians now have been killed since the anti corruption rallies began including two journalists thousands of reportedly been injured with more on this friday's demonstrations his local journalist including. one hundred fifty meters away from the fence and says the morning there were ten palestinian protesters injured the palestinian the protesters started burning the tires to blur the vision of the israeli snipers
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since the morning their israeli army is stated that they deployed two one that one hundred fifty new snipers this is an injury that was just shot it's a palestinian damage take that was injured term the israeli snipers. israeli snipers targeted the pavement it. would be his alone as that make with live ammunition that the damage there is going into the holiday to the medical field going and that you see there is already cypress i take it think that is in truth a serious man and that maybe it's an journalists they have been using a lot of tear gas since the morning like i am they didn't stop but it's not a final because they were just trying to disperse all these the protesters and that you were getting effected by the tear gas that was getting that this is fired by the israelis like was. i really i'm trying but.
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it is that's still a thing it's. i'm trying i'm just trying to take my breath because it's very bad it's like. you can't imagine rowing in a boat to the last hour press. last week the united nations castigated israel for its handling of the ongoing protests campaign in gaza it says the killings by israel's defense forces violate the fourth geneva convention which prohibits the targeting of civilians it's difficult to see how time burning the stone throwing. or even molotov cocktails thrown from a significant distance that heavily protected security forces in defensive positions can be seen to constitute such threat.
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