works, so he thinks that this is some kind of nonsense, on the other hand he envies arnold, and hetivated by the fact that arnold’s daughter says just the opposite: i want write books similar to your novels, that is, she bribes him with a good assessment, well, let’s face it, with flattery, and that is, she really wants and... listen to a lecture on hamlet, plus she herself played hamlet in the production, hamlet itself runs like this thread through the entire novel, but hamli appears here as a kind of black eros, that is, we see many references in the text to the phrase black eros, that is, kamli comes as black eros into these relationships , it turns out that it is eros that destroys them, or tell me how the plot is built around karotic interaction. and bradley, they have a huge age difference, they have a huge age difference, it's true, that is, bradley is already over 50, julian is 20 years old, he 58, this is already under 60 even for, here we are, we will be so, under 60, already 60, and he generally considers himself, he himself condemned before this, that is, his sister’s e

in arnold's works, the main character is bradley pearson, and this is exactly how he treats this , soer says just the opposite: i want to write books similar to your novels, that is, he buys it with a good assessment, well, let’s put it bluntly, with flattery, and that is, for her. i really want to listen to a lecture about hamlet, plus she herself played hamlet in the production, in fact, hamlet runs like this thread throughout the entire novel, but hamley appears here as a kind of black eros, that is, we see many references in the text to the phrase black eros, then there is kamli coming like black eros into this relationship, it turns out that it is eros that destroys them, or tell me how the plot is built around the karotic. destructive energy, but also intensity, that is, murdoch also meant intensity, that is, it is so thick, so dense, this is an all-consuming passion and... on the one hand it destroys, on the other hand it gives just the strength for creativity , that is, bradley pearson finally begins to have some kind of inspiration, that is, he begins to write, this is an ine

works, so he thinks that it’s some kind of nonsense, on the other hand, he envies arnold, and he israight flattery, yes, that is, she really wants to listen to a lecture about hamlet, plus she herself played hamlet in the production, in fact, hamlet runs like such a thread through the entire novel, but hamlet appears here as a kind of black eros, that is, we meet in the text there are many mentions of this phrase on black eros, that is, comes as black eros into these relationships, it turns out that it is their eros. destroys, yes, or tell me how the plot is built around the karotic interaction between julian and bradley, they have a huge age difference, they have a huge age difference, it’s true, that is , bradley is already over 50, julian is 20 years old, he is 58, this already under 60 even beyond, here we are, we’ll be so under 60, already under 60, and he generally considers himself, he himself condemned before this, well, that is, his sister’s ex-husband, what’s that... just the strength for creativity, that is, bradley pearson finally begins to have some kind of inspiration,

he is very captivated that his daughter arnold. it buys me a good rating, well, let’s put it bluntly with flattery, yes, that is, she really wants to listen to a lecture on hamlet, plus she herself played hamlet in the production , in fact, hamlet runs like this thread through the entire novel, but hamlet appears here as a kind of black eros, that is, we see many references in the text to the phrase “ black.” yes, in general, i think he himself condemned before this, well, that is, his sister’s ex-husband, that he here’s an old man, yes, an old man, that means he’s got a young mistress, he himself ends up doing the same thing, but that means about dark eros, which is used many, many times in the novel, in fact there’s dark eros here, it’s not dark in terms of not only dark, because this is some kind of dark gloomy destructive energy, but also. intensity, that is, mer, and i also meant intensity, that is, it is so thick, so dense, this is an all-consuming passion, on the one hand it destroys, on the other hand it gives just strength

jeff arnold was the new york state investigator. he thought so too.rk state? that case is in california. >> it became personal to me because she's just a great human being who had everything to look forward to in life. >> investigator arnold was asked to help out early in the karlsen investigation and took a particular interest in christina and the fire that killed her. >> just imagine yourself you're in this bathroom taking a bath and you smell smoke. it's coming through your door and there is an inferno sitting outside the door and you would turn to the only window in the bathroom and it is covered with a sheet of plywood. >> investigator arnold said pretty much everything karl karlsen has ever said about the fire is a lie, beginning with the care seen that fueled it. >> he said that the care seen got spilled in the house on sunday. >> and that was a few days before the fire. but the california arson investigator found carpet stains that showed a second care seen spill that happened moments before the fire started. investigator arnold said that coul

peter arnold from ey, thank- investing in the uk. peter. arnold from ey, thank you. yet another record close on the stock market. if we take a look at the numbers: the nasdaq and the s&p 500 rallied to record high closes, fuelled by gains in nvidia and other wall street tech heavyweights. this comes ahead of inflation data published later today just before the opening bell. for standard & poor's, it is the best performance it is seen in 2024. -- s&p. the best performance it is seen in 2024. —— s&p. they have been riding the way put in motion the night before in the united states. plus, federal reserve chair jerome powell on wednesday stoked expectations for an interest rate cut in september. during the second day of questioning in congress, powell reiterated the bank will make interest rate decisions "when and as" they are needed. let's get more on this with fiona cincotta from city index. it seems there is no stopping the markets in the us. he. it seems there is no stopping the markets in the us. no, what a phenomenal— the markets in the us. no, what a phenomenal pe

randy, could you go critic misty with an arnold august? don't go away. but just as of the break, we're going to continue our discussion and examine what this might mean for other whistle blowers like edward snowden. we will also consider whether, if elected president, trump will correct the mistakes he made at the end of his 1st term and issue a part of the the what is part of the visit that the employee would post good isn't the deepest view of us and bidding the word part is it something deeper, more complex might be present there. let's stop without glitches. let's go. products is only 41 percent of us adults have enough savings to cover a $1000.00 emergency. if we have record numbers of americans who are on the verge of having their cars repossess more than a 137000000 americans are facing financial hardship because of medical then in america, we do have a welfare system in place to help people who are struggling financially, but it's a conditional system you have to prove to the government that you truly need help. the simplest way, like explain the

randy critical critic, misty width in arnold august. don't go away. a yes, after the break, we're going to continue our discussion and examine what this might mean for other whistle blowers like edward snowden. we will also consider whether, if elected president, trump will correct the mistakes he made at the end of his 1st term and issue a part of the pre attempted. assassination of donald trump appears to put the descriptive american politics from once. the unified democrats in divided republicans. now the democrats are in disarray and trump rule supreme within the g o. p. the debate and the shooting changed. the wanted to come here since i was $121.00. my grandfather told me that his mom came from russia that we were, i was part russian. i didn't plan on staying as long as i was gonna look around. i was gonna see if it was for me, but then i came. and then i was like, i don't remember when i go home, i've never been happier in life than i am here in most of the i've only lived here a few months, but i wanted to tell you what fascinates me about rus

randy, could you go critic, misty width in arnold august? don't go away. a, just after the break, we're going to continue our discussion and examine what this might mean for other whistle blowers like edward snowden. we will also consider whether, if elected president, trump will correct the mistakes he made at the end of his 1st term and issue a part of the the, the russian states. never as one of the most sense, the dfcs ingles, all sense of the in the 65 with the speed, the one else calls question about this. even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin machine, the state on russia to day and split ortiz food next. even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services. what question did you say they requested the, the sky. now here's an you're watching perspective. we're going to bring back in our panel, discuss what kind of message julie on his on his jail time. and now release might send to other whistle blowers, brand new credit, co, comedian and radio host actor with misty winston and political act was organizer and co ho

randy crew go critic, misty width in arnold august. don't go away. a, just after the break, we're going to continue our discussion and examine what this might mean for other whistle blowers like edward snowden. we will also consider whether, if elected president, trump will correct the mistakes he made at the end of his 1st term and issue a part of the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power type vision, with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse really one say better wills. and is it just because it shows you few fractured images presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground can hi, i'm actually i have to have that i'm here to plan with you. whatever you do. do not watch my new show. it seriously why watch something that's so different opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to planes or do have the state department, the c i a weapons, bankers, multi $1000000000.00 corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change and whatev

randy crew to go critic, misty width and arnold august. don't go away. a, just after the break, we're going to continue our discussion and examine what this might mean for other whistle blowers like edward snowden. we will also consider whether, if elected president, trump will correct the mistakes he made at the end of his 1st term and issue a part of the the the, what is part of the, the employee would post that isn't the defense you of us and bidding the word or is it something deeper, more complex, might the present good? let's stop without collisions. desktop out of the, the sky. now here's an you are watching perspective. we're going to bring back in our panel, discuss what kind of message julie on assigned as the jail time, and now release might send to other whistleblowers. randy critical, comedian and radio host actress misty winston and political act was organizer and co host of action for assigned an arnold august author and journalist. i want to thank you so much for staying with us. okay. i'm gonna actually start with you on this one. randy,

destruction of creativity, wait, he starts writing already in prison, when he supposedly killed this arnoldled him rachel, but everything is so confused in this family that in the end it turns out that for some reason this bradley is to blame, and he doesn’t even deny especially his guilt and but, but this whole situation, this whole dark eros, it led him to the fact that he finally sat down to write, what’s the paradox? he's the whole novel, i really laughed at this, it's certainly a terrible situation, but i really laughed, from the very beginning of the novel, our bradley pearson wanted a place for solitude to write, i also laughed, i also re-read it now, i noticed that all this time a person wants to write a novel, someone always interferes with him, some people, some events come all the time, in the end this is love unexpectedly falling on one's head, in the end only in prison, he is finally left alone and can write a book, he and he finally get a place of solitude, so that where there is none... it turns out that he gets in with them, one might say, it’s just that this couple is jumpi

randy, could you go critic, misty width in arnold august? don't go away. what did you say after the break? we're going to continue our discussion and examine what this might mean for other whistle blowers like edward snowden. we will also consider whether, if elected president, trump will correct the mistakes he made at the end of his 1st term and issue a part of the pre attempted. assassination of donald trump appears to flip the script of american politics from once the unified democrats in divided republicans. now the democrats are in disarray and trouble rule supreme within the g o. p. the debates and the shooting change every 41 percent of us adults have enough savings to cover a $1000.00 emergency. we have record numbers of americans who are on the verge of having their cars repossess more than a 137000000 americans are facing financial hardship because of medical. then in america, we do have a welfare system in place to help people who are struggling financially, but it's a conditional system. you have to prove to the government that you truly need

randy crew to go critic, misty width and arnold august. don't go away. a, just after the break, we're going to continue our discussion and examine what this might mean for other whistle blowers like edward snowden. we will also consider whether, if elected president, trump will correct the mistakes he made at the end of his 1st term and issue a part of the the, the, the, the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case for the madness of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also absurd. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washing as for so the funder line likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals. what are you living on? mac, have very close propaganda. you know, price here in new york. i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. the more questions ask, the better the answer is will be the sky. now here's an you are watching perspective.

trent alexander arnold.. trent tre nt ta kes trent takes the net off! england go through! another penalty shoot—out is one! at a major tournament. in russia, it was the world cup a jinx that was put to one side. now the euros put to bed!— the euros put to bed! palmer, ballin, trent, _ the euros put to bed! palmer, ballin, trent, pressure? - the euros put to bed! palmer, ballin, trent, pressure? whatj ballin, trent, pressure? what pressure? _ ballin, trent, pressure? what pressure? pressure is for tyres. ballin, trent, pressure? what pressure? pressure is fortyres. it is a different generation. they don't — is a different generation. they don't file _ is a different generation. they don't file. how confident were they? they had _ don't file. how confident were they? they had the belief, found the energy— they had the belief, found the energy to get themselves into the semifinal — energy to get themselves into the semifinal. ~ , , , . ., ., semifinal. why must it be... what a enal semifinal. why must it be...

everyone i know says arnold is the coolest dude in the world. i don't know arnold, is he so cool?d his circle is a pretty cool guy. your dirty old uncle. he'll joke around with you, he is a prankster. he will make sure you feel welcomed but also completely bash you at the same time. >> so you will get tough love from the terminator. >> yes. the more you get, the more he likes you so it's a lot of fun. >> i know they wanted to do sequel in california they would go to jail so it's called defu defund. give me another one student number one -- [laughter] >> donald trump was in, do you think his pro wrestling background uniquely helps them in politics? adjusting the fact that the insanity of pro wrestling. >> to be the foremost, you got to talk like this, brother. [laughter] the persona ever rest their head, article that. >> with the election be close in any state trump ran with logan as vp instead of running up on american and he clotheslined somebody? you tell me you will not show up? you got the future, i just the cia and fbi, it's just getting started. >> if i stay in character, th

works, so he believes that this some nonsense, on the other hand. he envies arnold, and he is verywell, let’s say, straight up flattery, yes, that is, to her i really want to listen to a lecture about hamlet, plus she herself played hamlet in the production; in fact, hamlet runs like this through the entire novel, but hamley appears here as a kind of black erost. that is, we find many references in the text to the phrase black eros, that is, comes as black eros into these relationships, it turns out that it is eros that destroys them, or tell me how the plot is built around erotic interaction, julian and bradley, they have a huge difference in age, they have a huge difference in age, it’s true, that is, bradley is already over 50, julian is 20 years old, he is 58, that’s almost 60 even. we’ll be approaching 60 already, already approaching 60, and he generally considers himself that he himself condemned before this, that is, his sister’s ex-husband, that he was an old man and an old man , that means he took a young mistress himself ends up doing the same thing, but that means it’s a

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franzen arnold say they're prepared for more fires from illegal fireworks and injuries related to we can expect this is going to continue to happen. >> year after year, i you know, people reckon some part changes and the people that so the sometimes have make the hard decisions to not allow some things that may have been available people in past. >> no, i did call several police stations and fire departments throughout north bay and the east bay. but they didn't get back to me in the time of this report. so we can only assume the number of people who were injured is actually probably go higher than 12. but so far this is all we have confirmed. >> jack, thank you. crews are bracing for more potential fires this weekend last night contra costa county fire says they responded to more than 1000 calls during the 4th of july celebrations. >> over 90% of the calls that we got yesterday were related to fireworks. heat also added to that i'm being as hot and dry as it is. >> crews say when responding to a fire they do have to pull resources from potential medical emergencies. so they're askin

alexander—arnold.ne lamal against france. just extraordinary goal of yamine lamal against france.— against france. just looking to this moment on _ against france. just looking to this moment on sunday, _ against france. just looking to this moment on sunday, how- against france. just looking to this moment on sunday, how difficult l against france. just looking to this| moment on sunday, how difficult is this going to be? this is going to be tough, it is going to be difficult, but they are on the brink of history. no english team has ever won a major tournamentabroad, ever. obviously, the women have won the euros in england, england have won the world cup in england, but we've never done it outside, and that would be history, and everything will be crossed. is football coming home? i am banning that statement. it's been bad luck for so long! he has got a point, hasn't he? gary was talking about it there — england's man of the hour, 0llie watkins, providing the magic moment that sent england fans both

, to arnold. halves, because on the one hand, she, like bradley, is an author who craves perfection, on the other hand, she was a very prolific author, she really wrote and wrote a lot of novels, these two halves, on the one hand , fertility, on the other hand, this very scourging and impossibility of achieving the ideal, uh, that’s actually what it is, say, faith, and you have some kind of approach already defined, you are still accomplished author, i know that your book is the season of poisoned fruits, it is dedicated to the life of a girl against the backdrop of the nineties, yeah, you have some kind of approach to the characters that was formed somehow in a difficult way, you say that the reader cannot fully understand you and should not understand, that is, you always close yourself off from him and with some images, and there is never an exact reflection of you, do you have some kind of approach to your characters? half of the character is always me... that is, me, so that, well, the author

all right. joining me right hayes, arnold beverly, how political consultant, headings, national human rights lawyer, is nice to have you join yet. arnold, now the mondays a previously planned to protest, you know, against the new and nazi as of about tanya and in parts of germany and so on. were cancelled. oh, why do you think that happened as well? michael, thank you for having mean, obviously there's a change and narrative. uh, the last 2 weeks. also we've seen a lot of the development of the g o. p tickets might be a long way from ukraine, but everything is also being played as we speak. and the front of the candidate has been making phone calls already and everybody is in washington, dc. the consensus now, if anything is that we have to somehow wind down the ukraine front to do what after that, that's not the purpose of the conversation. but this is coming from. i own the, you know, and sure enough, uh, label to your clients offline minister was in china. how and he conceded, you know, pretty much that we need to talk and then scheme self. somehow, the talkers all name that no one

he took part in 2012 and 2014, and at 38—year—old bradley will be the youngest us captain since arnoldyea r�*s contest will take place at bethpage black in new york. lots more on all of today's stories on sports day on the bbc sport website. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. a fairly unsettled spell ofjuly weather is set to continue. more rain on the cards over the next few days. let's take a look at the expected accumulations. and you can see blue colours really across the map. so we're all going to see a little bit of rain between tuesday and thursday. this is probably the wettest spot. parts of eastern scotland, north—east england. we could see more than 60mm on top of the highest ground. so on tuesday band of rain moves its way north. things are turning a little bit more humid towards the south. here's the low pressure that's drifting northwards through the overnight period into tuesday as well. and we've got this warm front pushing north. so that's going to introduce a bit more of a southeasterly flow of air and bring it temperatures certain

shipinsky, arnold igorevich, our shalyapin, does he have two surnames, he has one thing that drives himscovered, well, from the window of his apartment, look, he hasn’t spent his mother’s apartment on drink yet, let’s do it, stop chasing someone, get ready. where are you going? do you stay in touch? well, good luck explaining to them how you found it? well, comrade lieutenant colonel, that’s great, what kind of fire do you have here, but there’s nothing to report yet, the only witnesses are shipinsky and his dog, come here, come on, come on, come on, great chaliapin. i'm an orphan to my sons, hello, i'm not involved, it's all him, he started to be, i woke up, looked out the window, and there was a fire, hello, mukhtar, arthur, that's all you can report, well, i'll take the rifle to the police for now i called while we were driving, everything burned out, it’s clear, well, what can you say, science, clean work, even if there were some documents, traces, everything was swallowed up by the flames, that’s it, what about the corpse, that’s... all that was left of it, the corpse was so burned

franzen arnold say they're prepared for more fires from illegal fireworks. >> and injuries related to we can expect this is going to continue to happen year after year. that was a, you know, people reckon some part changes and the people that so the sometimes have make the hard decisions to not allow some things that may have been available people in past. >> now it's a call several police stations and fire departments throughout north bay and east bay. but we didn't hear back by the time of this report. now, we can only assume that the number of people who were injured, it's higher than 12, but that's all we have confirmed so far. well, especially considering how many illegal fireworks we watched popping up across oakland and san francisco, you know, was kind of everywhere. night's super widespread. and that's the interesting thing. when i was talking with the people santa clara county fire, they say we know 4th of july isn't over at least for us in san jose. if anybody's watching at home in san jose, you've been hearing those fireworks for the past couple days. you probably will hea

and these were the celebrations in manchester after trent alexander—arnold scored the fifth and decisivety. the three lions will play either the netherlands or turkey next as they look to make the final for the second tournament in a row. in a moment we will speak to my colleaguejoe inwood who has been watching the game with fans at a fan zone in brixton. but first to sarah rainsford who is in dusseldorf. give us a sense of the atmosphere at the moment. it is give us a sense of the atmosphere at the moment-— the moment. it is amazing, i mean, this entire river _ the moment. it is amazing, i mean, this entire river bank _ the moment. it is amazing, i mean, this entire river bank here _ the moment. it is amazing, i mean, this entire river bank here in - this entire river bank here in dusseldorf is lined with bars and at every angle bar and restaurant here there is a huge screen as they are packed with fans and for the england game, packed with english and swiss fans, and the mood was amazing, heart stopping and terrifying and excruciating at times but this whole river bank area exploded wi

home by penalty kick hammered home by alexander—arnold.ack home, england's supporters were ecstatic their loyalty finally and richly rewarded. also tonight, the new prime minister sets out his priorities including an aim to reduce prison numbers by cutting reoffending. the gaza health ministry says at least 16 people have been killed in an israeli air strike on a school sheltering displaced people in central gaza. iran's new reformist president says they have been given hope in a new society. hello and welcome. england are through to the semifinals of the euros after their quarterfinal match against switzerland went down to the wire ending in a nail—biting penalty shoot—out. our sports editor dan rowen reports from the dusseldorf there was a real sense that england would have to raise their game for them to beat the best team they face to at the zeros in switzerland. many predicted a tight affair and so improved. having comparatively close to going home last weekend, could england now capitalise on their reprieve and finally flourish at th

regular time with no goals and extra time the match went down to a penalty shoot out trans. alexander arnold converted the final spot, kick to when to shoot out for england $5.00 to $3.00. and in the 2nd matter of the evening benevolence, the turkey too advanced to the semi finals. the turkish team took the lead early on in the 1st half and fearfully defended it into the 2nd. but in the 76 minute, the ducks turn the game around, scoring wants to draw even then again, 5 minutes later with an own goal by a turkish player. the final score 21 dw, was daniel barcelona, was at the olympic stadium in berlin for the match, and sent us this is the inside berlin stadium. you can be the biggest fan in the night. we're around 30. no need to get an early leave with the crowd going. now argument lean another way, showing their quality. is this what? advancing any finals where they want, like any good, as you can be so bad that has good, great time tonight. incase you may see if there was a reporter, they were dw danger in barcelona, outside the olympic stadium in berlin. spain is not only celebrating adva

regular time with no goals and extra time the match went down to a penalty shoot out trend alexandra arnold converted the final spot, kicked to when the shoot out for england $5.00 to $3.00. and in the 2nd match of the evening, the netherlands beat tricky to advance to the semi finals. the turkish team took the lead early on in the 1st half, and furiously defended it into the 2nd. but in a 76 minute, the dutch turned the game around squaring wants to draw even then again, 5 minutes later with an own goal by a turkish claire. the final score to one dw is done yet barcelona was at the olympic stadium in berlin for the match and sent us this. it was the you're inside berlin, the stadium. you can be the biggest fan in the band. we're wrong, sir. do you need to get early lead with the crowd going no argument lean another way showing their qualities. is this what advancing to find out where they were as you can be so bad that have a great time tonight and that was done here by so luna reporting earlier from outside the olympic stadium in berlin now. ready, steady. slo, those are the words that ki

the match went down to a penalty issued out. trent alexander arnold converted the final spot, kick to wind issued out for england, $5.00 to $3.00. and in the 2nd matter of the evening, the netherlands beat turkey to advance to the semi finals. the turkish team took the lead early on in the 1st half and fiercely defended it into the 2nd. but in the 76 minute, the ducks turn the game around, scoring wants to draw even. and then again, 5 minutes later with an own goal by a turkish player. the final score to one to dw standard. barcelona was at the olympic stadium in berlin for the match and sent us this is the, your inside berlin stadium. you can be the biggest fan in the band. we're wrong, sir. do you need to get early lead with the crowd going now argument lead showing their quality. is this what? advancing any finals where they learn like any good, as you can be so bad that have a great time tonight. daniel barcelona reporting earlier from outside the olympic stadium in berlin. spain is not only celebrating advancing to the euro 2024 semi finals, a major party has just got underway. e

so the match went down to a penalty shoot outs. trent alexander arnold conversed at the funnel spot cake to win the shoots off for england. 5 to 3. in the 2nd mass of the evening, turkey has taken all the netherlands here in berlin. the 2nd office on the when turkey is in the lead one mill, but this match has been overshadowed by some controversy. one of turkey's most important players merits demi was banned by you. a thought of that he made a hand gesture those associated with the turkish file, right group, the grey bolts and protests to dispense with ease of just almost doing that fenmont screwball in today until at least stop the correct dw is done at bus alona is out of the big stadium in the berlin. shortly before kickoff, she told us more about the controversy. yeah, definitely. the matches been a little bit overshadowed by what has been going on off the page. so the last game against austria, texas, for many demi dogs in goal celebration, he made a wolf gesture with his hands that's often been associated with the far right. so you way side, they opened up an investigation into thi

regular time with no goals and extra time the match went down to a penalty shoot out. trend alexander arnold converted the final spot kicks to win the shoot out for england $5.00 to $3.00. and then the 2nd match of the evening, the netherlands beat turkey to advance to the semi finals. the turkish team took the lead early on in the 1st half and fiercely defended it into the 2nd. but in the 76 minutes, the dutch turned to the game around scoring once to draw even then again, 5 minutes later, with an own goal by a turkish player at the final score. 21, ready, steady, slow. those are the words that kicked off the world snell racing championships in norfolk england this weekend, organizers said conditions were perfect just a little bit, damp, and not too warm. after weeks of training and prep, erasers and their coaches were ready to compete. the winning trainer receives an engraved tutor tankard, and the price for the victorious smell, very juicy arrangement of romaine lettuce this years, where the winner was a sales calls. jeff, and there he is. a. and a reminder of the top story we're followin

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