aquí están, agus. ya sabes lo que tienes que hacer. no le vayas a decir nada a nadie.ada. - déjame ver. oye, eso no te pertenece. ¿qué haces con las joyas de la mamá de dafne? dime la verdad, si no quieres que te vaya a reportar a la dirección. y agustina no tuvo más remedio que decirme toda la verdad de lo que dafne había planeado para perjudicar a inés solo porque estaba dolida. [llora] yo he sido el principal culpable porque he aguantado tus caprichos, porque tú y yo la hemos consentido y no le hemos enseñado a valorar las cosas y a ganarse todo lo que tiene. sí, tienes razón, roberto, pero la niña solo quiso darle una lección. se equivocó, pero es... pero nada. no voy a dejar que la sigas mal criando. has hecho de dafne una mujer vacía. tú estás castigada. y de ahora en adelante si quieres viajes, carros, celular e internet, te lo vas a tener que ganar. [llora] ¿está claro? [llora] no perderé a mis hijos porque pierdes la cabeza. ¿en qué estabas pensando cuando le hiciste esto? cuando ella lo único que hace es ayudar en la casa. hola. buenas tardes. mi nombre es ku

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mentioned, we are happy to be co-hosting this women on wednesday with the first lady's initiative at agu and especially thrilled that the director of the first lady's initiative, our friend anita mcbride, is here tonight as well. anita, as i'm sure many of you know, is the former chief of staff for first lady laura bush and earlier in her career was the director of presidential personnel for ronald reagan and george h.w. bush. anita, let me have you set the stage a bit for our discussions tonight and just talk about what we can learn from the study of first ladies and their significant contributions to our history. thank you so much, betsy. i'm really thrilled to be here with you tonight and with rebecca to have our first lady's initiative and flare partner with you on this great discussion. and i'm looking forward to this. and just a little bit of background about why the first lady's initiative was established at american university about 11 years ago. and it is the only adversity in the country that has and an entire initiative associated with this topic of studying first ladies, thei

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in europe which i think was inconceivable probably two years a lo. inconceivable probably two years aguears ago. i think it's changed all calculations. like all major wars, this war— calculations. like all major wars, this war is — calculations. like all major wars, this war is actually changing the dynamics— this war is actually changing the dynamics of warfare. drones in high position— dynamics of warfare. drones in high position missiles systems are crucial, — position missiles systems are crucial, it— position missiles systems are crucial, it seems, in order to make progress — crucial, it seems, in order to make progress. and things like shaves and battleships —— takes and battleships seem _ battleships —— takes and battleships seem to _ battleships —— takes and battleships seem to he — battleships —— takes and battleships seem to be obsolete. i there has to be some _ seem to be obsolete. i there has to be some rethinking. our platforms have performed better, more effectively than the russians. it means— effectively than the russians. it means there will be a demand coming out of— m

and then they started negro league and then they had more pressure to integrate the major ague in front baseball dead greeted and five years before major league stood in the 1930s and they would sleep in theuses. and focused even more on entertaining the fans even earlier than major league baseball did, another fun one was shot of all. this kind of a valid thing, the negroes perfected it and shadow ball was an activity that many of the players would engage in prior to the game where they would essentially penalize playing the baseball game, they would pretend like there was bob there was a ball, they would have during catches and all of these pretend entertainments. in some of them incentives, metaphor for what was happening to the negro league, they were not really allowed it the inclusion and respect they deserved even given the very high level of playing. they also adopted an all-star game pattern it after all-star games for simil reasons to raise funds to support players needed especially during the time. now, other innovations during the depression era. and there are many, i think