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achieving the aspirations of all people. and that everybody in the world unites against conflict and disputes, to face challenges and threats that surround us. we should remember the blessings upon us and the importance of keeping these blessings. he pray to allah to guide our efforts and make our peoples prosperous. peace be to you. >> i think his highness -- thank his highness in conclusion, i would like to thank you for your attendance and participation in this summit. this follows decades of profound strategic ties. we commend the keenness we have seen in the summit to continue cooperation and strengthen joint action facing international and regional challenges in all political, economic, and environment fields. we look for the continuing cooperation among our countries to achieve security, prosperity, peace, and stability. peace be with you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite

~ teenagers in terms of their academic aspirations?— aspirations?op. the data is deceptive because we are talking about the difference in state pupils going to the top third of schools. let's be clear, the majority of use inverted dust universities are flooded with privileged rich white kids. so for me, there's a question about disadvantaged, there is a question about poverty and class — and be up ensure that no matter the background of children, they have the same chances of progressing and that we have a meritocracy, which we clearly don't. i think skewing the data in this way almost misses the more fun a mental point which is the question about class and opportunity, and that applies much to black kids from poor backgrounds as white kids with poor backgrounds as white kids with poor black grounds —— backgrounds. trying to pit white working class against black working—class i think undermines the fundamental problem that are trying to fix. the undermines the fundamental problem that are trying to fix.— that are trying to fix. the great leveler is

, silence kills, convince, lose, win, that you are not news, together, we are strong, ukraine's aspirationsbecome a full member of the eu have ceased to be only the desire of kyiv and it became a legally recorded fact, president volodymyr zelenskyi said today, speaking before the verkhovna rada, how was it , let's see further. now we are not next to you, we are not two neighbors between whom borders are barriers, but one european family that has common values ​​and a common destiny, and this is not just words, this is not declarative, this is not some kind of hope or some kind of political calculation, this is a legally fixed status. ukraine obtained the status of a candidate for accession to the european union. 115 days between the submission of ukraine's application for accession and the european union's response is a record short period of time. we were united as well as for our defense, we acted in unity, as well as for the protection of our state and our land, we did not stop for a moment until the european council made a positive decision, just as we will not stop for a moment until w

money is not a value that one aspires to, it's not knowledge and i think it's a noble aspiration number two passport because we are in washington, home of your alma mater. >> thank you are. >> your also also known as. [laughter] >> yes, i am. my fans are in the room last month. >> are west coast girl bay area, why howard? >> a lot of my family members when you have about it in my book, so family members went to howard and growing up they would tell wonderful stories that at a young age wanted to be a lawyer and the heroes among the civil rights movement were the lawyers are the ones street translated into the courtrooms of our countryre did the noble work money? should be treated that way and one of my heroes and marshall is another example of great howard graduate so we could keep going for all of those reasons i dreamt of going to howard and wanted to and i do go to howard and thankfully i did. [cheering and applauding] gw is also a great school. [laughter] >> you do right with reverence for the university you like you would come as you work as a person you aspire to know both choices

and ahmed has similar - aspirations. nowadays i am focused on findin: aspirations.ome for you now? _ and good ways for the future. where is home for you now? somewhere i and good ways for the future. where - is home for you now? somewhere where ou feel is home for you now? somewhere where you feel safe _ is home for you now? somewhere where you feel safe and — is home for you now? somewhere where you feel safe and free. _ is home for you now? somewhere where you feel safe and free. i _ is home for you now? somewhere where you feel safe and free. i can _ is home for you now? somewhere where you feel safe and free. i can call - you feel safe and free. i can call the uk is home because i feel safe. backin the uk is home because i feel safe. back in brighton, it's the morning after the night before and ella is feeling more confident. ibeiiiid after the night before and ella is feeling more confident. bella wants to find a partner, _ feeling more confident. bella wants to find a partner, jobs, _ feeling more confident. bella wants to find a partner, jobs, make - to find

and i think that's that's a very noble aspiration. so i'm going to fast forward here again since we're in washington. okay, home of your alma mater. howard university your also aka. yes, i am. my sw ord so why you are a west coast west coast girl bay area why howard. well a lot of my family members went to howard. i actually talk about it in the superheroes are everywhere book, but thank you. and so i had family members that went to howard and told and they would you know growing up till wonderful stories. but also, you know, i grew up at a young age wanting to be a lawyer. and you know the heroes among the many of the civil rights movement were the lawyers thurgood marshall charles hamilton houston constance baker motley and you know, they were the ones who took the passion from the streets and translated it into the courtrooms of our country. and did the noble work of reminding folks of the thing that we know they must constantly be reminded of which is that great point that we are all equal and should be treated that way and so i o

regard at the we look for a fair and i just are solution for the palestinian issue and to meet the aspirations of the palestinian people and to stop all the aggression against the palestinian people. our up guarantees that the solution of this conflict is through the international legitimacy, which is the only way to achieve stability in the region or iraq also supports the her yamini truce. her that is her, are ongoing her, which is a temporary solution that will bring about, you know, the or an end to the a conflict at up also supports the internet regional international efforts to bring a, an end to the syrian or her, the syrian a crisis hoping to end this absurd or war and this will create her, her bonds that will bring a stability back to this country and, and the term in terms of an environment corporation. i would like to remind that her iraq, her as an important producer for oil o that but this will increase our challenge is environmental challenges. we must work fast in order to utilize our gas that is burned all fields to create investments in alternative energy or countries. her mat

a few key points on each of these nato aspirants. on finland, general conscription, a well manned and trained reserve, a strong willed defend the country are the foundations of finland's defense. finland's location on the bulk of the sea, diplomatic experience with russia and advanced capabilities make it an asset to the alliance. finland spends more than 2% of its gdp on defense, and has unique capabilities and expertise. particularly operating in the arctic environment. as a democracy, and market economy, finland's foreign policy is under pinned by a commitment to, and the promotion of democracy, individual freedom and rule of law. finland is a modern, highly industrialized democratic country with one of the highest standards of living in the world. the country has a well educated and media savvy population, making it citizenry and institutions resilient to misinformation and malign influence, while serving as a model to others. in particular, finland would augment nato's capacity for defending critical infrastructure, operating in

we have yet to see the detail, we know the aspiration and the aspiration is right, and actually thisernment has done an awful lot to help with climate change. what mps are whining about is the issue that we were just talking of, which is as they put it, a major hole at the centre of the government's policy for infrastructure resilience, and we don't know yet how the government plans to tackle this. we don't know yet how the government plans to tackle this.— plans to tackle this. we asked the department _ plans to tackle this. we asked the department made _ plans to tackle this. we asked the department made no _ plans to tackle this. we asked the department made no criticism - plans to tackle this. we asked the department made no criticism byl plans to tackle this. we asked the i department made no criticism by the substance of our plans which are well on track he can't explain how you get to this and you need to publish a report by march of next yearin publish a report by march of next year in which you do that. energy costs more if wind not glowing. this is an interesting little con

uh, so to speak , political goals, uh, related to aspiration. e damage and hold back our development. they are sometimes. unfortunately, they blind their eyes. here for those who make political decisions. yes thank you. there is another very acute moment in relations between russia and japan. this is a question of the southern smokers and to say the security of russia. nikolai patrushev has already stated that japan is now intensifying its revanchist aspirations towards the kuril islands by creating new military blocs. and, a, on actually grounds. this is how they really think there are, and they have appeared not only now. but just recently, japan, the kuriles again called such a phrase illegally occupied. they even put it back in the blue book on diplomacy, the so-called blue book. and what is the current mood in japan regarding the southern smokers and is there any future for those projects that we previously had with japan on the southern smokers, but in recent months they have been suspended. well, i don't think that our agenda with japan h

it's exceptionally clear that his senseless aspirations, imperial aspirations go far beyond the donbas and ukraine and the entirety. in fact, he stated as such. in response to the trans-atlantic allies, they had to completely rethink as is clear the security postures and tighten our ranks to counter global challenges. in response to the russia federation unthinkable, unthinkable aggression in ukraine, sweden and finland, both long-term security partners of the united states and nato as a whole, have made a sovereign decision throughout their country -- their countries, a decision to apply for nato membership. this did not come about easily or automatic. finland and sweden's accession to the nato, though i think represents, and chairman keating believes a strong unified message and gets putin's aggression in the ukraine. and this would support peace and the values that we all adhere to in the nato alliance. finland and the sweden militaries are already equipped with modern technology and weapons and some have already delivered, in fact, to ukraine are fully inon rabl -- inoperateable wi

the university has educated 2200 and firing aspiring investors. we provide more than three and 60 scholarships to an aspiring it investors from underrepresented backgrounds to help democratize access to 12 quality education in -- veasey we've match more than 190 investments with mentorship programs, and we helped facilitate more than 500 meeting for 175 under represented managers to meet with limited partners and experienced vc. despite the stats, there are reasons for optimism. the demographic composition of junior investment professionals reflects greater diversity which suggests and more diverse pipeline for more senior investments partners. there's been a wider adoption of -- we've collected this data through the survey i mentioned. this intentionality translates to improve diversity outcomes. firms with dedicated strategies achieve greater gender and racial diversity amongst investment partners. prioritizing the and i has -- better financial performance and returns for the industry. thank you again for your time and attention on this importan

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that's the aspiration but there's something once we get through the story and think about people living in feeling and breathing, i think that is especially useful. >> what are you trying to convey innv that? >> part of the argument is i want us to get out of the british inclination. in this moment when thehe purche is taking place and there's all this tension between the americans and the french and they wind up having this physical battle over because they are different. the way they did it took longer so there was conflict over the timehe for a french song but thy were not for their dance yet and if this turns bilotti. it's a metaphor but it's real there were real cultural tensions. and that language was also used to talk about politics. the different interests to compete in the desires for the accumulation and power and control of land and at the end e and all those things. so it's a moment that captures so much about the century. and i think we forget the conflict is over what's going on globally and this country is in the center of that. >> it also conveys the multiculturalism of

. >> we're with the aspiring aviators crucial to closing the gap. >> my message is to go for it. once you set your mind to it, the doors will open. >> but just how long could the shortage last? >>> plus, mo farah, superstar track & field legend. the secret he's hidden for years. >> most people know me as mo farah. but it's not my name or it's not the reality. >> revealing in a new documentary that he was trafficked as a child. >> she said if you say anything they will take you away. >> how his story might help other survivors. >> it can happen to somebody like sir mo then in fact it can happen to any of us. >> "nightline" will be right back. >>> thanks for joining us. flight delays, cancellations, lost luggage. part of the chaotic costs of flying in the summer of '22. part of the problem is an historic shortage of pilots. but training for the cockpit takes years, money, and lots of commitment. abc's transportation correspondent geo benitez met up with some young people who think they have the right stuff. >> there's nothing like that first time taking off in a small plane. you're

a multipolar democratic world order is the aspiration of the peoples of africa to determine their own destiny by themselves, to independently determine the ways of settling the conflicts that still persist on the continent. russia will support these aspirations of our african friends and will advocate that all countries, including members of the security site, respect africa's right to find african solutions to african problems, and we will advocate that the international community assists these efforts in every possible way, including , uh, fixing these initiatives of the africans in the resolution, he is also building up helping build their peacekeeping capacity. new modern forms of development and e, ensuring the security of trade and economic ties as well, including cooperation in international affairs. and we will actively work on substantive work in order to provide meaningful content for the second russian summit, which is scheduled for next year. at the conclusion of our talks, i invited my colleague, mr., to visit the russian federation at a convenient time for him. thank you

and just now that we hope will her lead to her and a very extreme circumstances with the aspirations of her pupil with the language of brotherhood and peace. that will guarantee her hon. a living for the people, iraq, with the help of his neighbors or for its in its neighbors. her were able to achieve victory over at the dash. we still have the chance to our brute her of the roots of terrorism. and we need the all the assistance of regional international to create an international strategy to combat terrorism, and dry these swaps of terrorism, or through the exchange of information and expertise. the danger is there to have been created by the ukraine crisis, require her intensifying the international efforts to find solutions and unify all the efforts to achieve her foot security and a guarantee the our oil supplies in the middle east or the middle is, have suffered or tangibly from the climate change and the water crisis and desertification her in addition to the health or issues alive, care covered her. 19. all of these require that we moved together to confront her. these challen

someone who is aspiring to be the _ harder. someone who is aspiring to be the prime minister.e prime minister. to businesses tell you it is something they - be the prime minister. to businesses tell you it is something they want? i tell you it is something they want? they want consistent and sensible regulation. you know, with employment regulation for example, there is— employment regulation for example, there is this idea that they would like all— there is this idea that they would like all the eu rules we had, and we didn't— like all the eu rules we had, and we didn't have — like all the eu rules we had, and we didn't have all of them in place anyway, — didn't have all of them in place anyway, scrapped immediately. the cbi actually said they don't won a race to _ cbi actually said they don't won a race to the — cbi actually said they don't won a race to the bottom, they don't think it is the _ race to the bottom, they don't think it is the way— race to the bottom, they don't think it is the way to go. you will hear that— it is the way to go. you will hear that a _ it is the

we always ask aspirates your questions everyday at 3:00 to get answers in real-time. with the surge in shootings and violent crime, the recent supreme court rulings an increasing number of americans aren't attending the idea out of out of the u.s. but just how easy or hard is it to emigrate to another country? a sociology professor will be joining us in 10 minutes to answer that question. recession fears our fries and san francisco's chief economist says the city to be hitthan mose u.s. you willdone first, the overturf roe v. wade has for two by -- has left that has parker rushed by contraception online as skyrocketed 5000% the -- since the ruling. presumably much of the demand has been coming from states banning abortion given this political landscape, will the overruling have a major impact on california specifically our economy? joining us to talk about that is the co-author of politico's california playbook. thanks for joining us today. >> thanks so much for having me. >> you looked into this. could providing access to abortion also be good business for california

and he always aspired to the sky, and in general, he was not gone.emanding of himself to professionals, at the same time a very modest person. and a true friend and the very first vacation. i came to him in teberda. here he is showing off his skills. here is the aspiration. you see, desperate such a jump into the sky man flies. his desire for direct flight was such that his upbringing was on a modern type in a school, he passed under the guidance of my brother, an interesting group , he had two ukrainians. leonid dyachenko and yura babich the third iconomat and instructor, my brother. i would like to convey. uh, its amazing properties are extraordinary diligence, and thorough in not in this purposefulness in order to delve into the theory and flight data. he has a good e brother said that he perfectly mastered the aircraft and did not experience any difficulties. this is a real hero at 63 years old. leading and led by him was a friend of 67 years old volunteers. in the first difficult moment for the country. he sat down and volunteered there and you

here is the aspiration. you see, desperate such a jump into the sky man flies.ight. well, it turned out that the upbringing on the modern type in the school, uh, he passed under the guidance of my brother, an interesting group, he had two ukrainians. leonid dyachenko and yura babich the third iconomat and instructor, my brother. i would like to convey. uh, his amazing properties are extraordinary diligence, and his dedication to understanding the theory and flight data is good. e brother said that perfectly mastered the aircraft did not experience any difficulties. this is a real hero at sixty-three . leading and led by him was a friend of 67 years old volunteers. in the first difficult moment for the country. he sat down and volunteered there and you did your duty, as you should, as a true patriot of the motherland, and we all the time wanted to test ourselves and the car for strength in 2012 during the exercises . will this machine be able to perform aerobatics bell, which will allow the plane to stop for a moment in flight, and therefore disappear for radar-g

but geopolitically on the global level, we go back to the aspiration of iran to $2.00, to $4.00, to closer ties with russia and china, with russia specifically. they have, they want to for j 20 year comprehensive partnership, which is not still signed and which also lacks transparency. ah, so, but on the other hand, there is not only a corporation here, but there is also competition when it comes, for instance, a to energy exports of the russians after the war. and the severe sanctions that was imposed by them by the west have provided $30.00 reduction per barrel to the chinese, which is $10.00 more in terms of than to reduction that iran is offering. so iran in russia despite no parallels of interest, also our competitors friends on the energy market. interesting. dr. fidela and john, thank you very much for talking with us. that was around expert ali fidela, the job talking to us here in berlin. well turkish president, wretch of type our to one has again threatened to block a sweden and finland bids to join nato. he wants to make sure they stick to the assurances they gave last month tha

that part makes it very hard to have the other aspirational parts. >> i'm thinking again of the harpers ferry chapter, can't remember the name of the guy who was executed. >> shields green. >> he was executed on the basis of being -- opposing the country, opposing the government, and yet he was not a citizen. how could he be -- >> he wasn't considered a citizen so how could he have committed treason? >> i want to ask something that i hear a lot of people saying and i don't agree with it but i want your take on it. some of it is the outgrowth of the 1619 project and asserting that is the true date our country was born but there is a lot of talk now about critical race theory and aren't we just going into this too much? isn't their too much emphasis -- my question is how do you refute that? >> guest: i would say first of all it was disorienting when people started talking about critical race theory because in a previous life i was a law ra professor and they were not talking about critical race theory. >> host: does everyone know what critical race theory is? >> guest: critical race theor

those goals and aspirations, they are collective. >> when i hear you talk about your grandfather breaking barriers, and you know may break the barrier of governor of maryland, maybe it is in your blood. westmore, thank you for coming on and congratulations again. >> god bless you. >> after the break, republican senators have a chance to do the right thing, but how many of them will actually take it? i will explain in tonight's, gotcha. later, former president donald trump manages to combine his two biggest passions, political scandal and golf. the -- first, my colleague lindsey writer with today's top news stories. lindsey? >> thanks, rev. some stories we are watching this hour. president joe biden has re-tested positive for covid-19, that is according to the white house physician, dr. kevin o'connor. the white house released a letter earlier this afternoon attributing the positive test to being, quote, a rebound case, which is observed and a small percentage of patients treated with paxlovid. the letter also noted that the president is continuing to feel better and has no reemergence of

we are committed to the people and aspiration for response and democratic governance.hey also insecurity. the un mission shares our goal of protecting civilians. we will be watching closely to see how the mission operates without french reassurance. we are also welcomed to review a new mandate to see how we can strengthen the missions operations. we are very concerned by the statement made by the molly transition government to deny the freedom of movement we are encouraged by the proposal to turn to civilian led government within six months the january 24th today todd triggered the issue we will help the country in order to address progressive threat of violent extremism and account to democratic rule. historic opportunity to change direction after decades of authoritarian rule to capitalize on this opportunity to emphasize the importance of a peaceful and timely political transition when under the principles outlined by the african union 2021 communiquÉ with a peaceful resolution of negotiations now taking place and holding free and fair elections. one of the most sta

will. sick and anyone who's experienced sexual assault and bent be made to feel like they somehow aspirate for her. worry, the prejudice means that complaint won't be taken seriously. well, he apologized for those disgraceful comments on behalf of his government gets big. i've already said that i regret very much that the member for time will continue to hold off is off to the complaint was made against him in the, in the foreign office. and it was, it was resolved in the fall of his he's apology was, it's a thing that was old enough. and in hindsight, mister speaker, i should have realized that he would not she would, he would not change. however, when he came to the friday of last week, when i was given the information that he's read out about the complaint that was made against the older woman, i acted immediately mississippi. i took it away from him and we will not tolerate. we will not tolerate that kind of behavior in this or any other party, mister speaker. what we also want to do is to help people, doug country with the things that also matter to them, like cutting their taxes mrs.

ambitions of a few cannot be allowed to prevail over the aspirations of many.t is how i see america on july the fourth, were re-debate and disagree -- where we debate and disagree and united by the love of our country. from growth and change, the fourth of july comes at a critical moment. our economy is growing, but not without pain. the recent days, there have been recent -- this country is moving backwards, freedom is being reduced, the rights that we assumed were protected are no longer appeared a reminder that remained in an ongoing battle for the soul of america as we have for two years. i know it can be exhausting and unsettling, but tonight and want you to know we are going to get through all of this. for all that we have faith, we are going to get through this and look how far we have come. we are reclaiming our way of life. vaccines are newly available to every american, restrictions lifted, the fourth of july coming together again at the white house. for all of the challenges, america has the strongest economy in the world. more people working and sta

people living here say everything can't aspire and you cannot trust the ground. jane basra, the audience here about a 1000 people in greece had had to flee their homes as wildfires burned near athens, firefighters had been battling the flames on the slopes of mount pen tele, which are being found by strong winds. at least 15 aircraft and 9 helicopters are trying to put out the fires 25 kilometers, ne, that the greek capital. first jabbar is there and sent this update. the town behind me is called draft me. it is home to about 3500 people. and as of a few hours ago this afternoon, the local officials have evacuated the entire population saying it is too dangerous for them to stay behind. you can see the fires that are really gaining more momentum, as the winds are very strong in this area. this is a very mountainous area. we're about 30 kilometers north east of the center of capital athens. and since we arrived here a few hours ago, this fire, we could see from the airports as well. this is of course something the local people here are very much used to this time

this aspiration. there something to be inside history i think that is not just like being transported. i actually do think it helps us understand ourselves. once you get past the way we tell heroic narratives. so noble story to think about people living, feeling, breathing i think that actually is especially useful now breaker explosive not correct the book yet what are you to convey in that section? >> i am trying to convey so part of the argument as i wanted to get outd of the british rrinclination of telling history the kind of straightforward narrativee. talk about the drills are a metaphor but they are real. in this moment when the louisiana purchase is taking place there's all this tension between the americans and the french, the european french creoles. they wind up having this physical battle because the french and that british are different dances. by the english did it, it took longer. there is a conflict over it was the time for a french song that the english were not done with their dance

movement and what occurred on gay marriage and would you say and talk us through as we move from aspiration to legislation? >> as we were developing this legislation, there were nay shares on both sides. those on the right said there is no compromise but on the left there were many who said this isn't enough or you are going to give republicans a victory that is short of everything we need. and this is wrong. we want universal background checks and ban on assault weapons. if you look at the civil rights movement or marriage equality movement, they didn't get everything they wanted first time up at bat legislatively. in many states first began by legalizing the right of gay coupleles to adopt and a lot of people said do not settle for this very small change in law and rights because what we want is full equality. but getting that first small change, your voice leads to change and causes activists and two, you prove to the opponents who are supporting those changes that when you stand up for rights or take on the gun lobby. activists because timely they have seen coming to the capitol and goi

the victims were aspiring sports journalists and navy officer, a six year old girl and others. a vigil was held today at the medical center of aurora to honor the victims. the gunman , james holmes, is serving 12 consecutive life sentences plus more than 3000 years without parole for the shooting. city and community leaders in oakland are mourning the death of a man who was killed as he was getting ready for his food delivery. job surveillance video here shows two people yelling at the victim before a single gunshot was fired. and then the two took off this most recent homicide is the latest to shake the little saigon community in east oakland . ktvu crime reporter henry lee spoke with the victim's girlfriend. lion dancers and drummers, ushering in good luck and fortune for a new police captain assigned to oakland's chinatown and downtown because i want, but there was also heartache and pain as judy mourned the loss of her boyfriend, patrick con wolf, fang. was shot and killed during a robbery attempt sunday near 13th avenue and east 21st street . he was about to deliver a food

that became clear, for all the aspirations to try to move to other forms of energy petroleum is wheret is at and likely to remain for the foreseeable future. jp rockefeller, when he first got into in ohio is what we're still looking at today. you have the guys out there drilling and looking for oil. it is really the processing the utility portion that we're talking about, pipelines, and the downstream we're find thing in marketing, this is what you're going and buying at the gas station. there is only a handful of companies that do that. i like phillips 66. and one of the reasons that i like them is they have a diversified foot front. >> footprint. >> you can take a look at the more 9 bucks a share that the company is expected to earn in the years going forward. if you look at robert shiller's way, they need to forecast is not so good and they're overly optimistic. if you look at the average eps of the company in the past ten years, you're looking at 6.10. ten years ago it was trading at essentially the same evaluation . >> buying from move 85 strike calls selling to august 97 and a h

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really, to suggest that people shouldn't be aspiring to have certain things and certain experience as has insisted he supports people's right to strike , but that his focus is on getting his party into government. in an article in the sunday mirror, he says labour must move away from being a party of protest, so it can win power and hand it to working people. sir keirfaced criticism after sacking the shadow minister, sam tarry, who had attended an rmt picket line during the rail strike. search and rescue crews continue to look for survivors in the us state of kentucky, where record flooding has wiped out entire communities. at least 25 people have died — although the state's governor warned the number could rise. president biden has declared the floods "a major disaster" — and there's a warning of more rain on sunday. 0ur north america correspondent, peter bowes, has the latest. flowing water, powerful enough to sweep away entire homes. torrential rain has wreaked havoc. some areas received more than 20 centimetres in a 24—hour period. swollen streams and mudslides have torn through s

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citizens are continuing the tradition and are encouraged from childhood to suppress their individual aspirations in favor of collective or state interests. as a result they often appear to be fearful of individual expression. and many have grown dependent on a paternalistic government, which is more than willing to make decisions for them. but the leadership's dream of a socialist society where everyone works in unison to build communism and where discipline and order are self-imposed seems more distant than ever. because of this the regime is compelled to issue an endless stream of rules and regulations in an effort to direct the lives of the soviet people. as one wits summed it up what's not forbidden is compulsory. the people have become a depth however at getting around the regulations and knowing which rules to break and which to obey. in recent years soviet leaders have become increasingly concerned over a growing popular rejection of collective social responsibility and a trend toward the private pursuit of individual activities such as jazz religion underground art and the second economy