hopes of winning in front of the fired up home crowd were dashed just twenty two minutes in new york i.q. gets snatched out of that bad back past one self the penalty. replays did show that one keeper to my horn made little contact but our didn't intervene sebastian alair converted the penalty. that is far from five to start the season alone had two chances but didn't put them away. anyway. the. there are desperate desperate times for them this is something new for them underpaid to still go how long can this constellation of losing losing losing losing go on obviously not for ever but coming out of a very successful lost last season and being there for a while in cologne working very closely together with your mark of the sporting director. peter storrie is not running into any trouble in cologne he's a fan favorite which is rare when you're a manager when you're. it's not a problem the results will come and just remember last year. started with zero wins in the first five games yes they got rid of the manager sooner or later they ended up somewhere in the middle of the standings so it'

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shortage frugal me and get you to sit down to see john's i.q. are is a hematology just in lille he's head of the blood center for the north of france the largest transfusion center in france he's one of the people traumatized by the blood contamination scandal in a very good cause and the that division in its most. minute me at all yesterday just as hold up avoiding to do so in a very measured nic and you've got to fix your piece to keep it. simple. and you know. this is it makes no sense to people you know people are going to just. you know that's. the ministry. in the city. today the checks are considered effective at least as far as known risks are concerned but if there was a new virus slipping through we could spread more quickly due to globalization. to reduce these risks wouldn't the best way be for each country to produce its own plasma that would be preferable according to the world health organization self-sufficiency is definitely one of the aims that show promotes in terms of the goal that countries are trying to get to the goal is n

to challenge my mind on something and have that i.q. most. following day relatives of the children staying at the camp and those supporting them gathered in front of a desk as town hall demanding to meet the mayor many of them accuse the mayor of corruption and ignoring safety regulations at the camp soon the demonstration was joined by various nationalist groups who attempted to storm the building police responded with tear gas as they try to disperse the crowd. the. the the the. harvard university has retracted an invitation for chelsea manning to become a visiting fellow it says the offer made to the former military intelligence analyst and whistleblower was a quote mistake in ousmane comes after the cia's director mike compare pulled out of a planned appearance at the university because of the proposal he says harvard's offer the gita mises manning's quote treasonous actions of chelsea manning was behind the release of course of hundreds of thousands of classified u.s. government documents she was charged with espionage after handling the

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rushes defense ministry has responded to i.q. stations from the pentagon claiming that the russian air force injured u.s. led coalition partner forces east of terrorists or they're responding to the accusation russian military said it. force conducts precision strikes only and i saw positions confirmed by her full intelligence the defense ministry went on to say about considering their intelligence didn't give any information on clashes between iceland u.s. backed forces in the area the question of how they got hit by russian air strikes remains open. meanwhile the latest round of syria peace talks and seen a breakthrough agreement on deescalation zones which could finally provide some peace in the war ravaged country. the garden tours all of the peace settlement russia. turkey have signed a document marking the boundaries of the final deescalation zone in a province in northwest syria that's on top of the already implemented zones elsewhere in the country and while there is still much to be done to unite all the country's forces

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irreversible effects of lead is really it really takes place in a child's brain so seeing huge drops in i.q. levels to someone who gets too much lead in their body we see people that wind up with a certain area of their brain being affected that handles reasoning that handles knowing the consequences of your actions could be a. prelude to erratic behavior among young people if young people are behaving a little erratic could it be that it isn't their fault that they lead in them right and that we haven't done the proper thing with lead to getting into people because this is all permanent damage right oh yeah that retards the brain at a young age to where you probably can't catch up right once it's happened to one choose gotten the lead poisoning. there's nothing available right now that is no care no cure that could bring you back to a normal level show in this country were more worried about stop big which will stop lead to then we are lead itself right right and. you know when i was governor of minnesota there was led at the governor's mansion it's all building i have to sign a special th

i'll cut it over some i.q. just not. all of them. all the. time. i just want to make sure all of our audience is on the same things where they're on line and what pollutes the u.s. citizens here and what puts people of iraq by one and the same or if you join a sunset i was never put a file been looked at differently because i'm doc and then all the people this is a dialogue tweet us with hostile into a stream and one of their pitches might make the actual join the global conversation this time on al-jazeera. turn on al-jazeera. as the state clamps down on catalans will the struggle payoff in the referendum. for the stories beyond the headlines faultlines examines the u.s. role in the world liberians are preparing for their third election since a bitter civil war observers are calling it a crucial test for democracy an investigation into the electronics industry revealing out even the smallest devices a deadly environmental and health costs. china's communist party is holding its annual congress what will it mean for the country and its people. on a

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and we stand to see what are all going to come about with i.q. . a bill to scrap constitutional caps on politicians in uganda has put democracy to the test. the and. the us. these are just some of the scenes from parliament on tuesday of that bill came under debate parliamentarians hurled chairs and swung microphone stands exposing a bitter rift between lawmakers m.p.'s from the opposition have vowed to fight the amendment apparently ugandan law prevents anyone over the age of seventy five from running for office the ruling national resistance movement is looking to amend that provision to prevent discrimination in politics the president's party enjoys an overwhelming majority in the assembly and the bill is expected to pass president yoweri museveni has been in power since one nine hundred eighty six he's largely dismissed the amendment and chided other leaders who refused to leave office where he is speaking to al jazeera in april they've been looking me in this by two more years you know. are you going to run for another term. not going to run f

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from there he allowed the financialization but he was the first black president remember everybody's i.q. so cool he says the right thing he he seems cool he looks handsome certainly better looking than bush sr slick willie slick willie he could play the play the saxophone live on the arsenio hall t.v. show hound of elvis presley go on after that middle america white guys and trucks. bill is one of our us and then bill to get a knife and stabbed him in the back and then his wife tackled like a lunatic and a famous blue dress was soil and america went straight and other and now we have finally somebody who's admitting the fact that america is bankrupt and the empires collapse. that's the fact i can't blame the truth teller can't blame the messenger america your empire is gone. well the last forty five seconds we have here i just want to point out quickly because i mentioned the old and the new old money new money and that is gold versus bitcoin and i want to show that the financialization has entered the whole bit coin space and this is a tweet from bit fanatics someone likely had a stop

brain mouth malformations these children grow up with lower i.q.'s lower attention spans a lower working memory than normal children who were not exposed to this and that is just the tip of the iceberg and what we're seeing in children we're also as you pointed out the farmers who use this pesticide are exposed to it every day are developing very serious respiratory diseases they have a fifty percent more likely to do good chance of developing lung cancer than the general population even though the on average they have a fifty percent lower tobacco use rate than the general population so you can rule out outside fairly lead back o. use with their lung cancers isn't this the same story that we hear again and again and again from the chemical industry it always starts out that they are trying to get a chemical like this push through the through the e.p.a. they're calling on all of their political ammunition all of their financial ammunition all of their media which loves seems to adore the chemical industry because they advertise so much on places lik

i'll just have an i.q. . british m.p.'s have given their first approval to a bill that would give ministers power to bypass paul and create new laws the government says it's essential to allow the u.k. to leave the e.u. smoothly the critics warn it will undermine democracy lawrence lee reports from london oh. there are still those who demand the u.k. remains in the european union but judging by this tiny protests outside parliament increasingly few believe it's actually possible. for the basin votes were just one stage of an enormous process albeit an extremely important one the government wants to hand power to ministers to be able to change e.u. laws into british ones without consulting parliaments many opposition politicians say that is a threat to democracy but a notable number who support breck's it voted not with their party but with the governments they said must be made to happen i knew it would become precocious and i knew it would be difficult so i knew we would say something of what we're saying now which is a r

terrorism without sars russian authorities are calling a series of hoax bomb threats that led to months of i.q. ations affecting over one hundred thousand people spent.

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brain mouth malformations these children grow up with lower i.q.'s lower attention spans a lower working memory than normal children who were not exposed to this and that is just the tip of the iceberg and what we're seeing in children we're also as you pointed out the farmers who use this pesticide are exposed to it every day are developing very serious respiratory diseases they have a fifty percent more likely to do good chance of developing lung cancer than the general population even though the on average they have a fifty percent lower tobacco use rate than the general population so you can rule out outside fairly laid back o. use with their lung cancers isn't this the same story that we hear again and again and again from the chemical industry it always starts out that they are trying to get a chemical like this push through the through the v.a. they're calling on all of their political ammunition all of their financial ammunition all of their media which loves seems to adore the chemical industry because they advertise so much on places like

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