it is better if allah takes them. they are suffering so much.r: this woman will pull through, even though she has lost both of her legs. she fled myanmar because she says the military is targeting her community. she was crossing the border with her three sons when she trod on a landmine. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [translator] they had already gone ahead and i was behind them. and that is when the explosion happened. we had been fired on, shot at, and they planted mines. we have escaped to bangladesh because we have nowhere else to go. this five-year-old plays with her little brother. she was shot while being carried by her father while they escaped. the same bullet that hit her killed him. she still cries out for him. >> [speaking foreign language] reporter: she has five other siblings, but in the confusion they were separated. their desperate mother cannot find them. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [translator] i am in a terrible situation. i have not got all my children together and i have lost my husband, i have lost my house. where

it's better that allah takes them. they're suffering so much. has lost both her legs. she fled myanmar because she says the military had been targeting her community. she was crossing the border with her three sons when she trod ona landmine. translation: they had already gone ahead and i was behind them, and that's when the explosion happened. we had been fired on, shot at, and they planted mines. we have escaped to bangladesh because we have nowhere else to go. five—year—old jahura plays with her little brother. she was shot while being carried by her father as the family escaped. the same bullet that hit her killed him. she still cries out for him. she has five other siblings, but in the confusion they were separated. her desperate mother now can't find them. translation: i'm in a terrible situation right now. i'm really worried. i haven't got all my children together and i've lost my husband. i've lost my house. where do i go? there's only unhappiness for us. down the road at the larger central hospital, there are more casualties crammed int

it's better that allah takes them. they're suffering so much.ull through, although she too has lost both her legs. she fled myanmar because she said the military had been targeting her community. she was crossing the border with her three sons when she trod ona landmine. translation: they had already gone ahead and i was behind them, and that's when the explosion happened. we had been fired on, shot at, and they planted mines. we have escaped to bangladesh because we have nowhere else to go. this five—year—old plays with her little brother. she was shot while being carried by her father as the family escaped. the same bullet that hit her killed him. she still cries out for him. she has five other siblings, but in the confusion they were separated. her desperate mother now can't find them. translation: i'm in a terrible situation right now. i'm really worried. i haven't got all my children together and i've lost my husband. i've lost my house. where do i go? there's only unhappiness for us. down the road at the larger central hospital, there are

it‘s better that allah takes them. they‘re suffering so much.military had been targeting her community. she was crossing the border with her three sons when she trod ona landmine. translation: they had already gone ahead and i was behind them, and that‘s when the explosion happened. we had been fired on, shot at, and they planted mines. we have escaped to bangladesh because we have nowhere else to go. this five—year—old plays with her little brother. she was shot while being carried by her father as the family escaped. the same bullet that hit her killed him. she still cries out for him. she has five other siblings, but in the confusion they were separated. her desperate mother now can‘t find them. translation: i'm in a terrible situation right now. i‘m really worried. i haven‘t got all my children together and i‘ve lost my husband. i‘ve lost my house. where do i go? there‘s only unhappiness for us. down the road at the larger central hospital, there are more casualties, crammed into a ward. people on the floor, people in corridors, every space

it's better that allah takes them. they're suffering so much.ll pull through, although she too has lost both her legs. she fled myanmar because she said the military had been targeting her community. she was crossing the border with her three sons when she trod on a landmine. translation: they had already gone ahead and i was behind them, and that's when the explosion happened. we had been fired on, shot at, and they planted mines. we have escaped to bangladesh because we have nowhere else to go. this five—year—old plays with her little brother. she was shot whilst being carried by her father as the family escaped. the same bullet that hit her killed him. she still cries out for him. she has five other siblings, but in the confusion they were separated. her desperate mother now can't find them. translation: i'm in a terrible situation right now. i'm really worried. i haven't got all my children together and i've lost my husband. i've lost my house. where do i go? there's only unhappiness for us. down the road at the larger central hospital, ther

leader of the so-called islamic state in germany the thirty three year old iraqi in the known as abu allah is on trial in the city of salah accused of radicalizing young people and running a jihadist network for co-defendants stand accused of supporting a foreign terrorist organization the network is alleged to have links to the berlin christmas market attack and this armory. a new european train maker is on track across a border deal worth billions germany's zeman and france's alstom confirm their joining forces also coming up one of the world's most famous names in sports gets caught up in a u.s. bribery case and. all that glitters is not gold the democratic republic of congo's illicit mining business. i'm daniel winter and this is your business update a man manuel micron's a europe speech on tuesday has drawn mixed reaction from germany the french president says the eurozone needs a joint budget and harmonized taxes to stay globally relevant he argues that would also reduce inequalities across the bloc that he might not find the support he needs in germany one party in coalition talks h

nicely for men rice is also a good idea symmetry plays a big part on school and sometimes because of allah. instagram is the place full stop shots under the food porn hash tag there are more than one hundred million photos. from berlin is one of the styles of nearly two hundred fifty thousand followers. of the vanished. i'm sure when i look at it and i prepare a dish for a photo shoot before i always imagine the pictures i'm going for and i found a summation being committed so i think about the angle i want to shoot from my sweat of that i'm not into and influences the styling even how i shape certain food just have to be infinitely before me. the twenty two year old has already published her first cookbook. she never ends a living from her photos and social media activity she's a food blogger by profession. some people in her line of work have been known to reach for the paint. is this rainbow color sandwich for example. there are you but you know infineon is really elaborate dishes are not for us. we want the future to preserve their origins to remain a strawberry just look nice and be f

. >> without a single iranian firing a shot reinforced the belief that allah had intervened. >> they were not the only ones to suffer the wrath. 1977, he was the first arab head of state to officially visit israel. 6 october, 1981. it cost him his life. the successor arrested over 300 radicals and among them, the blind sheik. and future al qaeda member. >> they came as peace keepers and became targets for the worst terror ax tack in history against the u.s. ♪ alright crew, let's get started. sure. ♪ don't ignore the law. you must call 811 at least two to three days before any digging project so you can avoid hitting our essential buried utilities. for digging projects big or small... ...make the call... ...to 811. >> june 1982. the day after ambassadors gunned down in london, defense forces move into lebanon. their mission, stop murderous attacks by yasser arafat. as the battle raged, ayatollah watched from tehran. >> he wanted to be described as a revolutionary and they had to move it to a set country and that was lebanon. >> move, they did. >> they set up an organization. >> it was

>> allah, allah. if you are looking out the window at work you might think that guy is asleep. [laughter] but i'm thinking deeply. the mac in one of my roles at the smithsonian whenever you do retire in can you give us aou typewriter? >> i'm not sure. i'll have to talk to the boss. >> are right to let's talk about this book. you've written 10 books before this is your 11th book. you talk shortly about your new book the pioneers. this book is a compilation of your speeches and honorary degree commencement talks. you have done 55 a world record when you give us commencement speech what do you have left to say they haven't said before? do you get tired of the same things to students and are they really listening? >> the setting of every talk to everyone you meet is different and so you want to know something about the university where you are speaking or the college where you are speaking or if you are invited to speak let's say at the white house event at the capitol you have to do the homework. i do a lot of research and very conscientious what i'm saying is going to go on the r

thirteen amidala syria will face a death sentence eighteen lebanese soldiers died along with forty of allah sears supporters and two civilians catalan authorities say they're working to ensure that a disputed referendum once a session from spain will take place peacefully thousands of university students have marched through barcelona to protest against what they call an intensifying crackdown ahead of sunday's vote new drone footage taken over the course of rican capital san juan the shows the devastation left behind by hurricane maria at least sixteen people were killed and residents are facing severe shortages of food water and fuel that's it coming up next one on one east. oh. they did the crime and they've served their time but the u.s. is deporting hundreds of cambodians who've been released from prison. some of those deported to the u.s. . genesis are. on this episode finds out how the deported are surviving in a land they hardly know. the families they've been forced to leave behind. it's the. whites for every day. look so big. it's the only thing connecting him to his wife and infa

a small town along one of the main roads i've passed through there many times it is a generally of allah ties to a sion in the sea that we were not particularly concerned about this group of about two thousand refugees and asylum seekers in the town where us and they live they live with a host community there they don't live in a camp the refugees in the d.n.c. because they started sleeping since two thousand and fifteen when unrest started and specially these refugees in income on your own are there also this since two thousand and fifteen overall the sea has several very volatile. the un peacekeeping mission which is separate from u.n.h.c.r. in the un system is trying in supporting efforts to stabilize the country but there are many many new outbreaks also of instability including in the qatari region and what we know is that they are stretched to their limits. let's bring in more on this story now i'm joined by malcolm webb has a new gannon capital cam pilar and has covered the story of refugees extensively the death toll has increased to thirty six we're expecting that it might go up

with the shoot out in two thousand and thirteen eighteen lebanese soldiers died along with forty of allah seer supporters and two civilians the fighting was a spillover from the war in neighboring syria near drone footage taken over the puerto rican capital san juan shows the devastation left behind by hurricane maria at least sixteen people were killed when maria made landfall on the u.s. territory eight days on the island's residents are still without power and facing severe shortages of food water and fuel thousands of university students have marched to barcelona to protest what they call an intensifying crackdown by the spanish government ahead of sunday's planned independence referendum and have won all those stories on the al-jazeera news hour that's coming up in about twenty five minutes coming up next though al-jazeera correspondent continues a season of i. this is the been preparing for the last twenty five years the last five years that i've been working on this for. well i have thought everything i've been in last five years mostly was related to this i'm. not nervous or thoug

in if you should police to shield allah to see who he. why he don't use alternate. to he t. the movement should not get it sees all quickly. he or she had she question ed about either the mission not to disappear not to the queen and yes deep. no way that if you know. she could have all seen it before see my exact take up with. developments is ultimately. when we visited the headquarters not to find the promised answers to our questions a few weeks later the head of communications informed us that none of them would be answered without explaining why. there was only one solution left travel to heidelberg both gone margaery is home. logon to me tell. me to get it it's been for the nines on my list. i know. i don't. visit gong margaery was incommunicado he ask the police to let us know. if that's the. in them on like i'm out. yeah please. just. so our questions will remain unanswered the origin of the plasma its payment the risks linked to donor poverty drug detection and the likelihood of new epidemics. why doesn't dr pharma provide. any answers to the questions of tomorrow a

during his recordings called the faceless preacher he goes by several names more commonly known as abu allah will last described as ice souls ambassador in germany with direct contact to the group's leadership according to prosecutors he's accused of being the main talent scouts of islamic state in germany recruiting people to go to syria to fight this is not the goals of this network what's a regular people in germany and to send them to syria to fight alongside the fires which we believe is a member of the arsenal terrorist group isn't just accused of recruiting fighters for foreign jihad he also spoke regularly at the mosque that was attended by. who killed twelve people and wounded almost sixty after he rammed a truck into a christmas market here in berlin. apart from the pearl in attack here it's thought that at least one of three teenagers who set off a bomb at an indian wedding were influenced by. willow was arrested in november twenty sixth seen along with four associates he was charged with creating a pan regional salafist jihadist network an iraqi national well all right in germany

but allah discussions this week have demonstrated yet again. unexposed yet again to the u. k.'s approach is substantially more flexible and pragmatic i'm. sir this year. assuming. certainly a lot more to come on that night briggs it bill assessments of put a hundred billion euros an awful lot of money at stake out so i can't. parasitic hey 09/05/17 09/05/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! have you heard from exxon since the hurricane? >> no, ma'am. amy: how about fema? what about the red cross? >> no. amy: do you feel forgotten in the shadow of the second-largest refinery in this country and the shadow of the exxon mobil refinery? >> i would say yes. i would say yes.

of advocates its session they held an election last year allah which was seen as a sort of independence referendum by proxy. it's always possible. that they could find a way to hold it on officially but then. the problem would be credibility could they then say that this is something the people freely participated in this is the genuine voice of the people. if the accident on a survey to clad independence and there is this. suggestion sir they might simply to unilaterally declare independence. well then that would raise. some of the problems that the very life of very unlikely to get anyone to recognize them. now they've they've to to some extent to internationalize it a said they play a chord on the european commission to intervene. but a lot of other european countries will be nervous looking at catalonia. the courses britain because britain misleading me you but a lot of countries in eastern europe. countries bordering the soviet union woods. look at what's happening in kovler and say well look. this could happen with our russian russian minorities. so arm over who. perhaps of the mo

leader of the so-called islamic state in germany the thirty three year old iraqi and known as abu allah is on trial in the city of salah accused of radicalizing young people and running a jihadist network for codefendant stand accused of supporting a foreign terrorist organization the network is alleged to have links to the berlin christmas market attack a miss armory. and manuel mock wrong laid out his vision for the european union calling for some dramatic changes but can he sell the german chancellor and the rest of europe on his vision or are germany and france now when a collision course i'm sarah harman in berlin this is the day. i say to people european leaders to all parliaments in europe to all the peoples of europe to look at our times look at in the face and you see we have no choice but to hold kind of the europe we know is too weak or too slow too inefficient. for you to call something instead of concentrating on wasting energy on internal divisions might know if we have been doing for such a long time. we don't want to put on a europe a line you know what it can't guarante

believers were supposed to pray directly to allah not to an ancient shrine. but. when we destroyed that people said we disturbed the graves but we didn't do anything to them. why would we have gone into the graves we didn't disturb any graves we aren't even allowed to disturb the graves of nonbelievers according to islam building a house on top of a great that is not allowed. we destroyed the muslims we didn't disturb any graves so we did nothing wrong. because a muslim is not consistent with sharia. i don't understand why it's not consistent with sharia it's not allowed the mound of the great must be lower than the kneeling . but prices threaten the survival of the libraries. the conquest of timbuktu came as a surprise. nobody saw it coming. after one month people ask themselves how things are going to continue like this when will it stop. slowly but surely they understood that these people had not come because of islam but because of other things. he a month or. so we decided to take matters into our own hands so organising. after witnessing the destruction of t

ask allah is in me and miles largest city yangon he says many people there feel the international criticism of the range of crisis is unjustified. nearly a month into this range of crisis here in the m.r. for the most part the people are sticking by the government there have been pro-government rallies there have been nationalist rallies over the last couple of weeks later on sunday there's going to be a pro unsung suchi rally here and young gun this really focuses on the idea that the people of myanmar for the most part view the criticism from the international community as as a little bit do they feel as though this is an internal issue you know a lot of the the narrative that the government has been putting out and not just during this recent crisis for decades back that the rangers were illegal migrants from bangladesh that is something that for the most part the myanmar people seem to be believing they do have access to international media but the focus for them in my media has really been on those government themes in the government themes that we heard on song suchi deliver in her fi

some people hand out milk to the poor others are willing to give their lives for allah. at least five hundred belgian nationals have gone to syria and iraq to fight for the so-called islamic state per capita the country has the highest number in europe and a large proportion come from all in big among them sami the son of a romney klute sami began to change around the age of fifteen movies when they even . my son came home and said mom i heard this great sermon. i saw no cause for concern. back then i had no idea what these in mom's would turn him into. yes. then one day he said he'd been handing out food to the poor together with a friend. of course like any mother i thought that was fantastic. you think great my son is taking care of the needy. but unfortunately now i know that was the beginning of his radicalization. sami later disappeared without saying good bye. unemployment among young men in mali and bake is almost fifty percent the neighborhood has gained notoriety as a hive of drug dealing and other petty crime frustrated young men easy prey for islamicists and

days to swear in a new team he can reappoint ministers but not the prime minister for hundreds of allah a congress is dominated by the right wing populist force officers ition party brazilian president michel timorous facing new corruption charges he's accused of taking millions of dollars in bribes but denies wrongdoing or a house of congress will decide if he should face trial in the supreme court last month the house voted against a hearing on a different corruption charge. in nigeria about fifty thousand women die every year because of birth related complications and often happens while giving birth at home culture cost and distance keep many from going to hospitals in the first of a three part series on maternal mortality catherine sawyer reports from soco. but there is four months pregnant and wants to give birth in this government run special maternity clinic in sakata state it's new and the only one offering women different options of giving bath including how they would at home but who has six other children half of them to leave it at home choose the match right away. i want t

he went sidearm allah matt stafford. >> he had to. texas a & m brought a blitz, it was a free rusher in the face of rosen, but he got around. >> first down at the 11, and the officials blow it dead prior to the snap. wilson. >> referee: false start on the offense, all 1 1 players were never set prior to the snap. five-yard penalty. >> he wanted to snap it quickly because wilson was going to be wide open for the touchdown, but you got to let all players get set, and that's the quarterback's responsibility, to make sure that everybody is lined up. >> they back it up five yards. first and 15 at the 16-yard line. it will give rosen a little more room to throw it. josh rosen under pressure, throws -- touchdown! theo howard. what a throw by josh rosen. and with 3:10 remaining, ucla down 44-37. >> that was of the more incredible throws i've seen in some time. >> rosen had guys all over him in the backfield. molson for the extra point, good. 3:10 to go, 44-38. can ucla get the ball back again? >> rosen has to allude the first rusher, and as h

allah just attribute the bird survival to captive breeding programs and the band on feeding pants. >>ive and getting worse. the new report that shows bay area home prices are not slowing down in the medium price hit a tenure high. >>> good samaritan use day chair and his fist to stop an armed robbery suspect. he also stabbed the suspect with the suspects own knife. why that robbery suspect is now threatening legal action. >>> we're tracking hurricane maria which is a category 2 but will strengthen. we have sprinkles out there today. i will you know how much you may have gotten that your house.>>> a new report by the california association of realtors indicates the housing crisis is getting worse.>> the median price of his single-family home is at its highest level in 10 years. buyers are scrambling to find ways to afford to live here. >> this house i sold september 2012 for $528,000. i put it on the market among to go for $949,000. we sold it for $1,180,000.>> reporter: this realtors at this house in santa clara is no fluke. the latest numbers show the median price for single-family h

iraqi men were not --te ready to meet our law allah. those were very intense moments because you don't want to make a mistake that would inflame the situation but you knew if you were threatened, you would have to take action. going in.and it home.ght all my soldiers . how many were in your company? >> 150. and we came home. experiencethe ground set you well in the senate where you are on the emerging threat subcommittee. we have limited time we will dive into hotspots around the world. cards on your chairs, feel free to write out your just one note, if i can't read it i can't ask it. weill collect the cards and do want to include the audience in the questions. north korea. you have been getting briefings, you are at a briefing yesterday and you know a lot of stuff you can't talk about. let me ask you broadly, do you think that there is -- we have been hearing rhetoric on both sides as you know. itthere a point at which hurts our cause in trying to contain that threat? there is rhetoric on both sides. don't think it is the determining f

. >> sean: when you indoctrinate children into believing they are doing the work of a creator, of allahigion -- when they kill innocents, men, women, and children, how is it possible to get to the root cause of it? one of the things i liked about your speech, you addressed the radicalism had on. i think there's been a cowardice almost when it comes to saying radical islamic terror. in this country, people that say radical islamic terrorism are criticized. does that surprise you? >> witticism, criticism is normal with any idea. if the idea has been proposed -- let me tell you, i want you to imagine this. and one in 1,000 people from the 1.6 billion muslims becomes radicalized, how many radicalizd people would be in the world? 100 billion? this is a hypothetical number but let me explain, we don't want to tarnish all muslims with one brush because of the malpractices of some. some extremists. again, i am saying confrontation cannot be confined to new york or the united states. but we in our part of the world, we have borne the brunt of this extremism and terrorism and for many years, not

that affects cities in allah mee da, san mateo county.hey are looking at the new bridge using old tressels. >>> as we mentioned before, if you travel across the dumbarton bridge, you can see the old train tressel. it is open so boats can go through the area. looking over here toward the area of the development, dumbarton, there's the san mateo bridge, no problem. easy drive. a back up at the bay bridge. the back up here, southbound on highway 84 westbound because of the traffic volume. it is not because of this crash. right in front of the quarry. there may be crews trying to find the injured deer. traffic is flowing smoothly, so there's one for isabel, and 680. no surprises. at hayward, a track is slower. it is reflected on the travel times here. the nimitz moves well, up toward the bay bridge, where the metering lights are on. we have the back up here. >>> the heat, at least today. but, cooling temperatures for the weekend. >> just in time for the weekend. just in time for outdoor plans. i don't know, maybe we can find something, maybe

these interests of mine are extending, i started out as a kind of soviet allah just -- then i shifted to looking at the country, society and american intellectuals and western intellectuals, as was just said to, my best-known book, this recent book actually, this book was published this year in 2016, it was published last winter. anyway, this book has a lot in common with political pilgrims but i would like to draw your attention to what differs from it and recite from it occasionally. the major similarity between the two books that are concerned with political misjudgments of western intellectuals. people who reviewed the focus on the similarities they brought about with intellectuals, indeed has been a long-standing preoccupation and somewhat controversial point as to what proportion of western intellectuals are characterized as leftist or pro-soviet or procommunist and some people criticize me for overgeneralizing. i always point out we don't know because we don't know what proportion of western intellectuals are sympathetic to the soviet union or mao's china or cuba because there

what we found out the young iraqi men were not quite ready to meet allah, they would hop up run away before they got ran over. >> show of strength. >> not backing down. >> exactly. but those were very intense moments because one, you don't want to make a mistake that would inflame the situation. but you knew if you were threatened, you would have to take action. >> yeah. >> so you understand that going in. but fortunately i brought all my soldiers home. there were two other transportation companies from iowa that were in that same area and they did not return as whole companies. >> and how many were in your company? >> 150. >> you were in charge of them all the lives of 150 soldiers? >> yeah, we came home. >> tremendous. so that on the ground experience i'm sure is, has set you well in the senate where you're on the emerging threats subcommittee, or the lead in that. so we're going to, because we have limited time, going to dive right into hot spots around the world which is what i'm sure a lot of you want to hear now. there are cards on your chairs. feel free to write out your yes.

muslim nominee, you said tell me about how many times a day you pray and do you really believe that allahnot that you would ever say that. but what kind of reaction would you get if you did? >> exactly, can you imagine someone asking this of a muslim or someone who is jewish or a hindu or a sikh? any other religion. anyone who worships other than in a catholic or a christian or a mormon background. i can't even imagine how that would ever be tolerated for a moment. we should not have to tolerate this. look, intolerance masquerading as tolerance is one of the most wicked things known to man. we cannot allow it to take hold in our government. >> tucker: have you noticed i mean, this seems of a piece. i don't think we are being unfair in pulling that clip out. there does seem to be, to aeae greater extent i have ever seen, open hostility toward christianity on the left. >> one of my colleagues t called out. being nominated for a position at omb. the question was asked based on what he believes about the prerequisites for obtaining eternal salvation. why this is ever a relevant consideration.

. >> i'm looking at the allah mo over your right shoulder there. just curious about one thing. speaking of that, supposing robert mueller finds an article of impeachment, he sends the indictment over to the house judiciary, the speaker's office. do you think it's possible that the republican leadership in the house and the judiciary committee will say we're not going to act on it. can you imagine them saying prosecutor says you should be impeached. we here not going to act. >> i can't imagine that. we should act on it if that's the case and it's confirmed. the main difference between now and watergate is that in watergate the opposing party to the president was in control of congress. here you have the president's party in control and these guys have shown for a while that their tolerance for ignoring bad deeds is pretty high. i wouldn't be shocked if that happens. >> of course the opposite party was in charge during clinton's problems too. seems to work that way. let me look at two things you've said about the eventual outcome of this investigation. the first statement was in

here, in italy today, allah two countries are working together to tackle some of the greatest challenges geography has put italy on the front line. as i speak, the british national crime agency, borderforce i speak, the british national crime agency, border force and i speak, the british national crime agency, borderforce and navy working with our italian partners to save lives in the mid to rainy and and crackdown on the evil traffickers who are exploiting people seeking a better life —— in the mediterranean. from our positions at the forefront of the international coalition against dis, disturbing terrorist recruitment to their ranks. —— daesh. iwas delighted that the prime minister was able to join president macron and myself in an greening the first ever un summit of government and industry to move further and faster to stop terrorist use of the internet. mass migration and terrorism are the two examples of the challenges to our shared european interests and values that we can only sold in partnership. the weakening growth of global trade, the loss of popular support for the forces o

one a knife wielding attack on a soldier in paris and the other a hammer wielding attack shouting allahkbar who attacked two women on the street. we are getting sort of used to this in europe. but whether or not it's something we ought to welcome used to is another question. >> brian: of course, you shouldn't get used to it in fact, that's exactly what they want. you say this is not going to be a massive revolution of invading army. it's going to be a slow takeover of europe. if you get used to the knife attacks and subway explosions, that's exactly what they want. you are looking mostly at a second generation of immigrants. >> that's right. the phenomenon i described in my book is just what i say -- the massive turnover of population in europe. basically completely openpo external borders and the absent internal borders in europe a lot of european governments, the british government isn't as bad as that. i this is some. a lot of european governments no idea who is in that country where they are from, who they are, what their affiliations are. we keep discovering time and time again, th

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