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nora. -- nora, i didn't. but if you could vote now, he would leave ? now, he would leave? iwould leave. he also if you could vote now, he would leave? i would leave. he also did not leave? i was old enough to vote so not leave? i was old enough to vote so if! not leave? i was old enough to vote so if i was to vote again, if a second referendum came, i would read up second referendum came, i would read up about it as much as i could and get educated but i think at the minute, you have to get behind the government and let them do theirjob and get the best deal you can get, there is nothing more you can do. and you wanted to leave too?|j there is nothing more you can do. and you wanted to leave too? i did but i would have the chance to change my mind i would, because i would vote to leaver if we had ——i would vote to leaver if we had ——i would vote to remain. interesting, thank you very much, enjoy the week. there are so many different questions to answer and many people scratching their heads trying to work out what it means that the country and what it

like nora, many of us theirfirst baby. like nora, many of us decided to wait to have children.en 4.8 million fewer babies born than democritus were expecting. that is not the only thing that happened. dominic graduated from howard university in 2008.” happened. dominic graduated from howard university in 2008. i was told that i had a bachelor ‘s degree andi told that i had a bachelor ‘s degree and i could do anything we said. that she found there were no jobs. to come back and not be able to... to come back and not be able to... to land the jobs that you feel like deserve and feel like that, you know, you worked hard academically to get this, it was hard. but it is not all bad news. eric thinks the economic finance —— crisis taught our generation an important lesson to those of us are graduated in 2008 learned the hard way that you need to be patient and stay humble when you think about your career. for a generation once described as selfish and self absorbed, ten years on from the financial crisis, when we ask what the biggest change has been, the answer mayjust be asked. —— a

concentrating on getting a stable career, saving enough money m: now nora and her husband are expecting their first baby. like nora, a lot of us decided to wait to have kids. since the financial crisis, there have been 4.8 million fewer babies born than demographers were expecting. thth is not the only thing happened to us. qudomigraduated from howard university in 2008. >> i was told, y have a bachelors, you can take it and do anything with it, rig? kim: she found there were no jobs. >> to come back and not be able to land a job you feel like you deserve and feel like i workedmi hard acally to get this. gosh, it was hard. kim: it is not all bad news. eric thinks the financial crisis taught our generation an important lesson >> i think those of us who graduated in 2008 really learned the hard way they need to be patient, they need to stay humble, when you are thinking about your career. kim: for a generation once described as selfish and self absorbed, 10 years on from the financial crisis when we asked what the bigbest change has , the answer might just be us. kim gittleson, bbc news, cambridge.ja : and i am jane

nora y ademÁs de los cambios que vienen para estos finales de estas capÍtulos finales? >>> nora es la fiscal que supuestamente mandaron a mÉxico de new york a extraditar al seÑor los cielos y andamos buscÁndolo, si alguien sabe dÓnde estÁ, nos dicen por favor. porque noraporque abandonÉ mi carrera para tratar salvar a venezuela. ilusiona. >>> cÓmo tÚ y mucha gente tratando. >>> abandonÉ por casi 16 aÑos mi vida, fue una cosa asÍ, despuÉs que cuando me di cuenta de que no podÍa hacer nada, dije sabes quÉ pshs necesinecesito regresa carrera me voy a concentrar en los a nimales, viejos y niÑo, tengo una fundaciÓn, pero estoy en conjunto con una organizaciÓn que lleva aÑos en venezuela, y ellos tienen 300 niÑos de los cuales hay muchos con v i. h. y tienen viejos abandonados porque tienen discapacidades entonces nos unimos, y hemos ayudado, estamos haciendo un evento benÉfico, voy a hacer en noviembre uno en las vegas, en el evento que hicimos en marzo Íbamos a ayudar a fundaciones con la operaciÓn de una niÑa que naciera con un pie grandote. >>> te emocionas cuando ayudas a la gente. >>> es que si las personas su pie seno lo bien que se siente uno cuando tÚ ves que le estÁs ayudando a salvar la vida nafa niÑo, bebÉ o un animal, es tan grato decir guau!. >