a lavish folly, annette is in cinemas now.�*s first asian superhero — shang chi and the legend of the ten rings. shang chi is the son of a master criminal father and a martial artist mother, but he's keeping a low profile, working as a valet in san francisco. going by the name of shawn, he enjoys drinks and karaoke with his best buddy, katy, played by awkwafina. you have the wrong guy! does he look like he can fight? come on, bro! but a spectacular scrap on a bus reveals him to be seriously skilled in the fighting department, with daddy issues to rival luke skywalker. you 0k? katyjoins him on a trip to mako to find his sister and fight against the ten rings organisation — who will be familiar to devotees of the marvel cinematic universe. directed by destin daniel cretton, this is also the first marvel film where the majority of the cast are asian or of asian descent. shang chi. shawn chi. no, shang chi. shawn chi. shang... shawn... shang. shawn... s—h—a—n—g — shang. shang? _ yeah. star, simu liu makes a likeable lead and is jo

and fdp talks could start today with the fdp leader suggesting they could start in talks jeff and annette live on the ground in berlin let's get out to them now and talk about the potential role of the greens in the government who did perform quite well getting nearly 15% of the vote >> yeah. it's very interesting that you were making the point there about what role christian l lindner might play because in reality of all the parties being discussed in that makeup, the fdp got the lowest vote share. but he, obviously, feels that he's in a position now to talk about talking, which is very interesting, because you would expect maybe the spd or the cdu to be initiating but actually, it's the two slightly smaller party votes the greens and the fdp that seem to be making the early running, which is quite interesting >> it's interesting how confident christian lindner actually is. for all on the ground they know that christian lindner's ego is quite big he wants to be the next finance minister, wants to be in the government, he doesn't want to make the same mistake as last time where they gdrop

see, i love annette, which is the musical by leos carax with music by sparks.is is a story about a cynical comedian who marries a much—loved soprano and they have a baby, which is portrayed by a puppet, and the baby inherits the voice of its mother. and it's like — it's a fable, it's a very dark fable in many ways. it sounds like a completely bonkers idea but it works for me because there is a kernel of truth in there. i've seen it three times now. i've played the soundtrack over and over again. it's got some real earworms — i mean, sparks are great at kind of earworms songs — but i thought it was really wonderful. it's. .. it looks wacky - beyond wac ! it is, but it's like the thing about quirky, you know? there's a very thin line between quirky and irksome. wacky makes it sound more zany — which i never like zany. it's strange and weird and experimental but it's also — it made me cry. i love films that make me cry. oh, well, so do i! the servant i really, really want to see, though. it won't make you cry. 0h! the servant was described — this is a i960sjoe los

on france 24 -- by annette young.n france 24. >> the pan african agency is in the northwest to talk to the people there. >> [speaking foreign language] >> a huge project sowing a seed of hope. >> deforestation, that has plunged the community into poverty, and poverty causes migration, and conflicts. >> how africa's lands are being brought to life. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking feign lguage] >> [speaking foreign language] >> 9,x,x=÷=÷,>,ñ 09/01/21 09/01/21 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! pres. biden: this decision about afghanistan is not just about afghanistan. it is about ending an era of major military operations to remake other countries. amy: president biden forcefully defends his decision to withdraw

and then do me to give me annette price cuz i mean not to that plan. don't go by dennis. who did to load me dolly could simply they say it's more mount it on the vault to guild arctic not absolutely most not only come f i d global trade and meet your right tribes on a continued fascination with these mysterious rocks from outer space. ah, meet your rights are probably the only extra terrestrial object. it's possible to find by or own on earth. mm. but can you ever truly own something that comes from another world? the answer, they say, isn't this stars the i, connie causes that the 20th century, whose lives were intertwined from outcasts who found an artistic connection in 194010, do swell. the both of them were lost. children to a battle of words, against the backdrop of julian, more independence to tell stories of complex relationships that sparked, created nature, really a zone north africa, analogies era ah, hello there, let's have a look at the weather in the middle east and it's hot and it's dry with plenty of hazy sunshine around thanks to a sham. my wind that norm

it annette especially women. when i did it a little bit i use it again. do you can it will look in hor hub. the fee can be cur . sophia. a lot with out of warning against the mexican, for fees or by the can someone who fucked it all with me on a 100 in caught on my feet. most lawyer my list, especially off one with shortly the f. and it's hot and mostly indicated many of the commerce air. when was what's on the menus, begins the wallet and i i use this with the fact that i'm the 7 by the 100 bond. it can about the 100 and the shop in the door. you call him clear land from what existence. the lease is to the multi year my oldest satellite, such as if there's anything you can call him in her several for the frog i'm sad was a may law nation. you go month little from what i can use this entire took his yes he jose me more than was d melissa and it's about that. abilene late was effect. she goes up her summary of december, senate for her being on the bus thought base. and i will see you tonight. i in brussels. this was the mm mm hm. yeah. it was not the rule.

. >> reporter: inmate annette packer likens it to having an infant. >> when you have that dog, it's likeel, especially when they're puppies. >> reporter: amber ingram is the lead trainer. she's been an inmate for ten years. >> i was convicted originally of child endangerment resulting in death for my 5-year-old son braden. sorry. later on, a couple of months later, i got charged with second-degree murder for not protecting him. >> reporter: her then-boyfriend, eduardo samora jr., had been violently abusing her son. >> i got a call from my boyfriend at the time, he basically said my son's not breathing. i said, "what did you do?" that was my initial reaction, "what did you do?" he had beaten my son to death. >> reporter: he was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to 23 years to life in prison for the death of amber's son. >> you got convicted of second-degree murder? >> yes. so -- a parent is -- you're supposed to protect your child. so -- because i didn't protect him, and i didn't leave, and i didn't speak up, and i didn't do that, they charged me with the actual second-degree

to meet those on the front line of western ration by september. annette era russian post in parliamentary elections imitates the president putin 21 year grip on power. the listening post dissects the media, how they operate, the stories they cover, and the reason why the 911 attacked also the world 20 years on the war that followed to finally ended. and i've got a son. but that's what caught this a didn't real office a unique attach it on happy lind history through the eyes of the fearless and vision we to make it. germany goes to the poles and elections the, the angular merkle replace. after 15 years in power. what will the results mean for german and european union? september on al jazeera frank assessments. by where it went. it was, again, freedom suppressed. what kind of game freedom of expression is weapon against human right? in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story now jazeera oh ok. and you taliban government about take shape in afghanistan as cuts out of says it is working to reopen the putting cobbler claims of bribery and brutality. afghan and tough to say th

tom hanks and annette bening were honored for helping make it happen.is masterpieces. >> both of the certainly of the past and of the future as well. tom, you're exactly right. on that. this place is spectacular and we give you a tour of what the star saw. let's start with katy perry. >> her favorite thing of the night. this guy, bruce, the shark from jaws. now, my buddy bruce, the shark is the largest piece in this collection. but it also features the real etv extraterrestrial from steven spielberg film. how about some star wars flavor with c 3 p o and r 2 d 2 overall. this is just 300,000 square feet of cinematic deliciousness. what's extraordinary about this museum is you fall in love with every aspect of filmmaking and every cracked. i can't deny the fact that you like to me. we've all dreamed of that moment. >> walking up on stage. accepting an oscar giving a speech. well, now you can do it this is the oscar experience and it's an extra ticket at the museum. but let me show you why it's worth it. come i'd like to think of course, my my wife's my fa

the sweeping measures of also talked to tech joins 10, said annette. these have been asked to eliminate content that promotes what are described as incorrect values, like money worship, and chinese regulators avoided the removal of right sharing company did each using from domestic app stores. it's been accused of illegally collecting and using personal information. and they've also banned the multi $1000000000.00 private tutoring sector from making profit or raising capital. some celebrity fan club website's been barred for regulators call, kale thick, find culture. and the government is promoting president, seizing pings and political ideology through its education system. children as young as tend to attend the special classes. state media says the aim is to cultivate a love for the country, the communist party and socialism. ah, that's bringing out guess anti pe, william young? east asia correspondent, c d w news. i'm president of the taiwan a foreign correspondent club in london shining lou rita in modern chinese culture and language at of the so

there we appear to have lost the audio from annette. we'll try to get them back as soon as we can. but meanwhile, the u. s. government is suing texas after the stage approved to the nations most restrictive abortion law. the legislation contradict decades of legal president bonds, texas politicians have managed to avoid having it struck down so far. john henry, the 4th, the u. s. attorney general says a new texas abortion law violates the constitution 5 decades of legal decisions in common sense. the act is clearly unconstitutional under long standing supreme court precedent. so the us justice department is suing to overturn the law which benz abortions in texas. it's 6 weeks before many women even know they're pregnant, texas is so far avoided review by the court, enraging, and pro choice activists. that's because to block a law from going into effect, a plaintive usually has to sue the laws enforcers, say the governor or state attorney general. but the texas law empowers any resident to file a civil again, anyone involved in facilitating an abortion? even a taxi driver. it allows

expected for the month of august, but the central bank still signal is pandemic. aid will be coming to annette. now, while the index was led by gains in the energy sector this week, it was hurt the most by losses from cannabis companies. moving into next week, we will continue to monitor the state of the global recovery, along with the ongoing supply shortages worldwide. the time now for a quick break, but when we come back to decades after 911, the economic landscape looked quite different than it did before. she had be joined by our team very own rick sanchez to discuss the development and how the day change the world. and as we go to break, here are the numbers out to close. the news news the service play by a whole set of different rules. it's going to force us in your words to get mean 30 and nasty in order to take them on, right. we'll use all tools at our disposal to do so. my name is same on our committee and i'm the head with family members. can, can they attacked and killed our children and we will never forgive them to leave this place. i picked him, i was like, i was doing and they

he also claims that american efforts to re make other countries in its image are coming to annette. a foreign powers race to get the last of their people out of trouble. hundreds of afghans that they once employed to have been left without protection. the former interpreter who worked for the british embassy tells us the u. k. has betrayed its local staff. they will put him in a very good. i had more than my car and britain's top, they will not admit, he does not know exactly the number of your citizens still left enough denison. that as he threw the backlash over his handling of the evacuation mission from the country, ah, broadcasting lives erect from our studios and moscow. this is art international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. right now. the end of an era of remaking other countries. that's how us president joe biden describes the withdrawals from afghanistan, while claiming that the mission there was a success are to kill them up and has more. while the long awaited speech from joe biden was significantly delayed, the press waited quite some time for jo

a lavish folly, annette is in cinemas now.inks and karaoke with his best buddy, katy, played by awkwafina. you have the wrong guy! does he look like he can fight? come on, bro! but a spectacular scrap on a bus reveals him to be seriously skilled in the fighting department, with daddy issues to rival luke skywalker. you 0k? katyjoins him on a trip to mako to find his sister and fight against the ten rings organisation — who will be familiar to devotees of the marvel cinematic universe. directed by destin daniel cretton, this is also the first marvel film where the majority of the cast are asian or of asian descent. shang chi. shawn chi. no, shang chi. shawn chi. shang... shawn... shang. shawn... s—h—a—n—g — shang. shang? _ yeah. star, simu liu makes a likeable lead and is joined by seasoned actors, michelle yeoh and tony leung, with meng'er zhang making an impressive screen debut as shang chi's sister. marvel regular benedict wong also makes a welcome return. but once again, the secret weapon is that fabulous awkwafina, and her

expected for the month of august, but the central bank still signaled as pandemic. aid will be coming to annette. now, while the index was led by games in the energy sector this week, it was hurt the most by losses from cannabis. companies moving into next week, we will continue to monitor the state of the global recovery along with the ongoing supply shortages worldwide. the time now for a quick break, but when we come back to decades after 911, the economic landscape looks quite different than it did before. straight ahead will be joined by our team, very own rick sanchez to discuss the development and how the day changed the world . and as we go to break, here are the numbers out the close. the news news. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy plantation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk it's an open secret that private military companies have been playing a role in complex worldwide. u. s. government d

but the central bank still signaled, is pandemic. aid will be coming to annette. now, while the index was led by gains in the energy sector this week, it was hurt the most by losses from cannabis companies. moving into next week, we will continue to monitor the state of the global recovery, along with the ongoing supply shortages worldwide. the time now for a quick break, but when we come back to decades after 911, the economic landscape looks quite different than it did before. straight ahead will be joined by our team, very own rick sanchez to discuss the development and how the day change the world. and as we go to break, here are the numbers out the close. the news news. it's an open secret that private military companies have been playing a role in om complex worldwide. u. s. government doesn't track a number of contractors that uses in places iraq or afghanistan united states army and the military in general is so reliance on the private sector. i would call the dependency divide, we don't know who's the on the ground presence of these companies overseas. we

annette was allowed in the 1950s to say. what comes next?he 1960s and social conflicts if anything are more brittle and more ugly precisely because you are not acknowledging the wounds that are part of society. i talk about the metaphor of a marriage. if a couple is not writing that is not necessarily mean their marriage is good. it can mean that basically there were pressing conflicts that talk about the return of the oppressed for that is what neurosis is. when you don't deal with ugly things as they come up, they explode. that's one of the great, think it's lorraine what happens to a dream deferred? it explodes. >> before return of your questions, that sounds to me like a sort of bleak view of american politics and we are sort of doomed. >> that is life. it is like, that's just being an adult for that's being a grown-up. when america was doing things like looking into the crimes of the cia, looking at the crimes of the president and watergate and they began thinking about ending america's role as a policeman that happened in the mid- 70s

expected for the month of august, but the central bank still signal is pandemic. aid will be coming to annette. now, while the index was led by gains in the energy sector this week, it was hurt the most by losses from cannabis. companies moving into next week, we will continue to monitor the state of the global recovery, along with the ongoing supply shortages worldwide. the timeout for a quick break, but when we come back to decades after 911, the economic landscape looks quite different than it did before. straight ahead will be joined by our team, very old rick sanchez to discuss the development and how the day changed the world . and as we go to break, here are the numbers out the close. the me ah the who's i have often said transfer fee for the powerful privacy for the bell this bit about privacy. what people care about is power. julian, a son just become a symbol of the battles of brevity. information is power. that's what's going on, or a huge struggle with governments and corporations want to keep information secret and other things. democratic rights should be pushed forward and peopl

they just want a chance for there -- they are kids to get annette -- their kids to get an education again. dr. atlas: we want to hear some details about how, by avoiding that lockdown, you have encouraged economic freedom rebounding in your state. gov. noem: i never once closed a single business and was very clear about that. you mentioned that earlier, that i did not even define what an essential business was. i did not believe i had the ability to tell people that their business was not essential. if you look at the guidelines of the country, if i were to close a business, that would be a taking of their business, and i could open up the taxpayers of the state to liability for the ramifications of doing something like that. i never issued a shelter-in-place or mandated masks. i told my people i would trust them. i gave them all the information and the data i had, and i left them personal responsibility to make the best decisions for their health and well-being and make decisions for their families. they responded to that end appreciated that, and we partnered on deploying needed resourc

annette and mava. happy birthday to irving, and thank you to everything you've given the country.nk you for spending part of your morning with us. we'll see you right back here next week on "sunday tay".od >>> good morning, it's sunday, september 26th, 7:00 on the dot as we take a live look outside at levi's stadium. the 49ers are doing their home opener, playing their homeowner later today, i believe 5:20. you can see it right here on nbc bay area. thank you so much for joining us on this sunday of fall, i am kierra clapper. they're doing their first game. >> you do watch

host: annette out of madison, georgia, independent.s the united states the greatest country in the world? caller: yes, it is. four years ago once donald trump was in office we saw lots of -- you know, along racial lines, gender lines, it is horrible the way the people are presenting themselves in this country. however, it remains the greatest country there is and veronica, i think: from california -- i think was calling from california, that is not a true statement. joe biden has always at the end of his speeches talks about keeping the troops safe. not only that, maybe they did not execute the best plan or his intentions were good. a war for 20 years where the afghan people did not fight for themselves. why should we continue to fight for those people? in addition to that, the gentleman calling talking about abortion rights and not concerned about voting rights or the environment. that is not true. i am independent but i know the democrats care about those issues. so, for people to say that is very disheartening. thank you so much. ho

host: annette out of madison, georgia, independent.s the united states the greatest country in the world? caller: yes, it is. four years ago once donald trump was in office we saw lots of -- you know, along racial lines, gender lines, it is horrible the way the people are presenting themselves in this country. however, it remains the greatest country there is and veronica, i think: from california -- i think was calling from california, that is not a true statement. joe biden has always at the end of his speeches talks about keeping the troops safe. not only that, maybe they did not execute the best plan or his intentions were good. a war for 20 years where the afghan people did not fight for themselves. why should we continue to fight for those people? in addition to that, the gentleman calling talking about abortion rights and not concerned about voting rights or the environment. that is not true. i am independent but i know the democrats care about those issues. so, for people to say that is very disheartening. thank you so much. ho

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eric indigenous partnerships, economic reconciliation, to make zero -- to make annette zero by carbon2050. we can be world leaders on how we have natural resources, timber. >> mr. singh: the cost of inaction is an entire town being wiped out by force fire. the cost of inaction is for spires, flooding, he waves. the cost of not acting means a young woman who looked me in the eyes and said what is the point of me pursuing my education? what is the point of me finding a partner, starting a family why do not know what the future holds, not alone my child? that is the cause of inaction. the cost of mr. trudeau, who had six years. six years, he still -- >> mr. trudeau. pm trudeau:: we have to talk in fact, 19 need to correct right now, we've not missed any of our targets. we are on track to exceed our targets. [voices overlapping] pm trudeau: we need to talk about science, experts. how is it that the experts that have waited -- rated r plan to be in a have rated doors to be an f. >> why did the experts give u.n. asked -- why did the experts give you an f? mr. singh: let's talk about right n

. >> >> annette andrea dataram. >> michael allen davidson. >> scott matthew davidson. >> lawrence davidsonitus davidson. >> niurka davila. >> ada m. davis. >> clinton davis, sr. >> wayne terrial davis. >> anthony richard dawson. >> calvin dawson. >> edward james day. >> dorothy alma de araujo. >> emy de la pea. >> jennifer de jesus. >> jayceryll malabuyoc de chavez. >> my little brother. we love you and miss you every day. mom and sal are still dancing in the kitchen, last night in fact, 94 and 92. you would be so proud of your boys. walter, jesse, and nico. denise does become superwoman. what she did for these boys and herself, she is going to college now. your boys would make you so proud. they each have a bit of your personality and you will never be missed. love you, bro. >> and my father, the captain of ladder 24 fdny. we love and miss you everyday. [bell chimes] [bell chimes] >> my brother john worked on the 104th floor of tower one. when i look back on these last 20 years, i find myself thinking about september 12. and everything that happened after that. when thousands of us became

. >> annette rich people crowd. stuart: the prompter says check the big board. 18, 19 to be precise. it is 68, $69 a barrel. the opec meeting starts today and it is down one.2%. it is shamelessly defend leaving americans behind in afghanistan. >> irresponsible to say americans are stranded. >> americans get stranded in countries all the time. >> 90% of americans in afghanistan who wanted to leave were able to leave. stuart: clearly they all want to move on from this disaster but i don't think they will be able to move on. i don't think they can do that. shocking video shows a heiskell teacher admitting he wants to turn his students into revolutionaries. we got the tape and will show you exactly what that man said. ♪♪ i always had a connection to my grandfather... i always wanted to learn more about him. i discovered some very interesting documents on ancestry. this is the uh registration card for the draft for world war two. and this is his signature which blew me away. being able to... make my grandfather real... not just a memory... is priceless. his legacy...

the payroll tax to support these programs is on wages alone, be good brought annette to include anotherome, -- but you could broaden that to include another form of income. we have what i think is a perfect tool called social security reform or were someone can go and make their own plan for social security. there have been more than a couple members of congress who have used it to come up with their social security reform and he think the main point i would make is there is no right way to fix the program. there are many options. there is no right or wrong, except not doing anything. when you note the program is facing financial challenges, with the trustees were dismayed to make changes into do them sooner, doing nothing is the most irresponsible option there is. host: this is from california, medicare recipient. caller: thank you very much. my question is to remove the caps. if you make more than $140,000 a year, if a rate remove the caps totally, the program would be totally funded forever. thank you. guest: the cap is removed from medicare, social security, removing the cap is one

host: it is your top news story of the weekend here's the comment from annette in new york, who says the top story is abortion. family planning with options is more humane, but why should we have to pay for a grown man in texas terrorizing our family with harassment, talking about his mother, father, exquisite behaviors? the biggest way for me is the lack of leadership by governors during the latest surge of covid-19. no mask mandates. no stopping the large gathering of people, assist him in ohio -- says came in ohio. ask quotes are families of what their biggest story of the week is, incompetent and criminal disregard for american lives thanks to biden. the most deaths and injuries to american soldiers and one day that has happened in years. that is vicki in wichita, kansas. in alabama, this is joe on the republican line. caller: i think the biggest story is the biden administration sending american taxpayer money to pakistan to help them build a border wall. host: ok. next up, joe on the independent line. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. i do not know if it is the b

a lavish folly, annette is in cinemas now.t, with daddy issues to rival luke skywalker. you 0k? katyjoins him on a trip to mako to find his sister and fight against the ten rings organisation — who will be familiar to devotees of the marvel cinematic universe. directed by destin daniel cretton, this is also the first marvel film where the majority of the cast are asian or of asian descent. shang—chi. shawn—chi. no, shang—chi. shawn—chi. shang... shawn... shang. shawn... s—h—a—n—g — shang. shang? _ yeah. star, simu liu makes a likeable lead and is joined by seasoned actors, michelle yeoh and tony leung, with meng?er zhang making an impressive screen debut as shang—chi's sister. marvel regular benedict wong also makes a welcome return. but once again, the secret weapon is that fabulous awkwafina, and her irreverent comic relief. even if she's also there to explain everything in very simple terms. personally, i could have done without the return of ben kingsley as hammy actor trevor slattery, who first appeared in iron man 3. and

let's go back to the old bailey and hearfrom our correspondence how annette wilkinson who has been followingy. yes, i think we are. we have been waiting _ shortly. yes, i think we are. we have been waiting for _ shortly. yes, i think we are. we | have been waiting for somebody shortly. yes, i think we are. we i have been waiting for somebody to come out of the door is behind us at the old bailey for the last couple of hours or so, but we are expecting somebody from the metropolitan police to give their reaction to that whole life order sentence that was handed down by the lord justice earlier on today, this morning, to wayne couzens, a serving metropolitan police officer at the time when he kidnapped, raped and murdered sarah everard who was just walking home from a friends house that night. a lot of questions, of course, about how he was vetted and there have been calls for the commissioner of the metropolitan police to resign. we had a statement from sarah everard's family who said in that statement that they were glad that wayne couzens had been handed a whole life order. what that means

annette dittert is a german correspondent based in london.pen for some time. will he beat oleksandr usyk if he were to fight again. it was a tough night for anthonyjoshua comprehensively anthony joshua comprehensively beaten by anthonyjoshua comprehensively beaten by oleksandr usyk in front of over 60,000 fans in london last night. joshua appeared passive all night. joshua appeared passive all night and his younger opponent outboxed him. he has said he will be back. ~ ., outboxed him. he has said he will be back. ~ . ., g , ., ,, back. what went wrong? just taking a loss but will get _ back. what went wrong? just taking a loss but will get it _ back. what went wrong? just taking a loss but will get it right _ back. what went wrong? just taking a loss but will get it right stop - loss but will get it right stop probably from the ninth, in the ninth round i couldn't see anything, really. my eye was shot. i don't want to go home tonight and be crying about it because this is war. it is a long process. this isn't just like one fight and then i'm

see, i love annette, which is the musical by leos carax, with music by sparks.erits the voice of its mother. and it's like — it's a fable, a very dark fable in many ways. it sounds like a completely bonkers idea but it works for me because there is a kernel of truth in there. i've seen it three times now. i've played the soundtrack over and over again. it's got some real earworms — i mean, sparks are great at kind of earworms songs — but i thought it was really wonderful. it's... it looks wacky — beyond wacky! it is, but it's like the thing about quirky, you know? there's a very thin line between quirky and irksome. wacky makes it sound more zany — which i never like zany. it's strange and weird and experimental but it's also — it made me cry. i love films that make me cry. 0h, wll, so do i! the servant i really, really want to see, though. it won't make you cry. 0h! the servant was described — this is a 19605joe losey film with a screenplay by harold pinter, and dirk bogarde, sarah miles, james fox, wendy craig — and it's about people stuck in a single place, e

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