i time and i'm not sure there was any is a better person now.— is a better person now.son now. i think we may forget so _ is a better person now. i think we may forget so many _ is a better person now. i think we may forget so many years - is a better person now. i think we may forget so many years on - is a better person now. i think we may forget so many years on just| is a better person now. i think we - may forget so many years on just how passionate all those debates were. how important was it to him that scotland remained part of the uk? it was fundamentally part of his values, he did the better together campaign because he wanted to do it for the benefit of his country and he wasted up and represented people in scotland. he was a big figure both in the uk labour government but he was calm and measured and golden brown described him as having impeachable integrity and i think that sums him up. when he was in number 11 as chancellor, i think maggie's baking helped a little bit to make sure he was the most popular chancellor for a long time.— chancellor for a long t

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we need to do better for these kids. it is not fair to this country or to the world to have leaders like that in these positions to act like they are five and six-year-olds. host: otis from florida. al in massachusetts, republican. caller: good morning. i think we need to roll this back a little. with 16 l -- with the 2016 election, the left-wing media complex. hillary clinton had it. let's remember the deplorable's, that donald trump was the first president in history not to have a honeymoon period. so they have been shot since the 1960's. they were the ones who are angry. they no longer have full control. we can see that $33 trillion in debt that they have run up. where's the utopia they promised us? you talk about this heightened banter back and forth. it is because the democrats, the liberals are losing power. they are losing their control and the left-wing media complex is falling right along. in closing, let's remind you of the summer of 2020. all the riots. this is the message that the democrats have been saying,

and things do look a little better. the key word there is a little better.ledges was to cut the debt, and that is not happening yet either. where will the growth come from? i either. where will the growth come from? ~' . ., ., . either. where will the growth come from? ~' ., , from? i think the economic capacity looks a bit better, _ from? i think the economic capacity looks a bit better, the _ from? i think the economic capacity looks a bit better, the economic- looks a bit better, the economic future does not look that great. next year, election year, the 0br is also forecasting household incomes to actually be falling, and they are expecting the kind of low growth, 0.7%, basically stagnation going on. i don't think it is strong growth, it isjust i don't think it is strong growth, it is just that the past looked better than we thought it did. it is good news, but most of us are more worried about the future. where is growth going to come from? what the chancellor is hoping is that his measures to give incentives to businesses to invest will make a big diff

are we society better off?t is a lot harder to see what we could havepa had repaid less for avocados and had more avocados who work to get rid of avocado restrictions. the broken window fallacy is a very specific meaning forac me. we've broken lots of windows in our house. we're getting ready to go to church and her boys were out in the front yard throwing rocks because that's what they do. i heard a popping sound and i walked outside the passenger side window of my car was shattered. i thought about what sort of conversation would be had of my older son is a dead actually, this is going to create income for the glassmaker he's going to spend that money on a new suit that's going to create income from these other people. he would have tried that it probably would've been matter io he not only way to broken the window but a serious economic fallacy to make it look like he is making the world a better place. stew and a whitest of the broken window help other people because you aretc supporting manufacturg et cete

there's no better way to fight back in organizing a union and fight collectively better wages betterlthcare better safer worker places and respect. that is the bottom line. we see the public support ship weth were just talk about the perception in the south especially ofn unions. the public support of unions is starting to change we did a poll on labor day i don't if you've heard theseor numbers more than two thirds of the public is supportive of unions in the hardest to get two thirds of americans to agree on anything these days? they are all saying note unions are the pathey forward and got this, among workers under the age of 30, 88% of young people support unions that is amazing is the highest number we have seen is 60 years. we have a generational opportunity we can stand up to the greedy executives we can stand up and demand our fair share conduitfa together we want to make the future of the work a future that respects working people and not just dehumanizes us with artificial intelligence and robots these are allri the g threats that are coming at us in terms of our work. we a

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can we play better? definitely, and we wilt _ can we play better? definitely, and we will.nt _ we will. but today was a super important experience for the group. it's important experience for the group. it's a _ important experience for the group. it's a tough — important experience for the group. it's a tough week, a really tough week_ it's a tough week, a really tough week for— it's a tough week, a really tough week for the boys, it's a tough week, a really tough weekforthe boys, coming here it's a tough week, a really tough week for the boys, coming here and playing _ week for the boys, coming here and playing a _ week for the boys, coming here and playing a game against a team who lets you _ playing a game against a team who lets you suffer. and it's not cool, it's difficult — lets you suffer. and it's not cool, it's difficult to stay in the game but we — it's difficult to stay in the game but we had our moments like that a lot. but we had our moments like that a lot 50 _ but we had our moments like that a lot 50 it's— but we had our moments like that a lot. so it's all

absolutely, i'mjust getting better and better and i love - better and better and i love practising inary in belgium so you might see that. �* january in belgium so you might see that. . ., �* , that. and also we'll see you when ou come that. and also we'll see you when you come back — that. and also we'll see you when you come back when _ that. and also we'll see you when you come back when you - that. and also we'll see you when you come back when you come i that. and also we'll see you when i you come back when you come back. thank you so much, thank now, if you want to do well in your home olympics — include sports that you are good at. in the 2028 los angeles games, "flag football" has been officially added to the schedule. it's a non—contact version of american football and — despite the name — it is gaining popularity across the uk. adam samuel has been finding out more. the super bowl is the pinnacle of american sport, but with flag football inclusion at the 2028 olympics, and new generation are being asked inspired. including here, at saint ann's academy in greater manchester,

than this person, and why is it unpleasant to be better than him, well, because it's unnatural, why.ot very natural, but i would really like to, but i just need to understand why it is unnatural to be better than others, there is some kind of emptiness in my head, well, you are clearly better than many , people on earth today who have no money for clothes, there is no money to get here, well, a lot of things, yes, if you think like that, then you are clearly better than them, but at the same time you seem to cope with it calmly. today, while you were driving here, you passed thousands of people, better than whom you can officially consider yourself better, but why, when we talk about a friend, it seems as if it ’s unnatural or this unpleasant feeling, well, as if you can’t be better than others, or in other words, i would suggest, as if it wouldn’t actually make you better, as if they know, well , we’re talking about a friend now, as if he knows you are such that buying an apartment will not make you better. well, the way i really am, and what you really are, if only someone knew, it

>> couldn't be better, thank you. go ahead >> yeah, what a day. >> oh, yeah, quite the day >> we've been -- we've been a member of your club for eight months and really enjoying it. >> then please come to our meeting tomorrow at noon and thank you for those kind comments i try -- i set that thing up to make people into better money managers that's what it's about i made you into a better money manager. i sure hope. how can i help you >> yes, you have well, back when covid was happening my husband and i were thinking of buying moderna, and it was at that time i think it was at 37, and of course we didn't pull the trigger. >> right >> and so now we're looking at it and just wondering what your thoughts are buying moderna. >> okay, susan, here's the problem. and i think the world of him and in february came up with the vaccine during that terrible year here's the problem he's not followed up with these personalized cancer vaccines i'm looking for. and until he does, this stock is going to be stuck in a rut and i don't wo

fantastic match, mark allen was probably the better player of l was probably the better player of thet ding _ so himself in the interview, but ding kept — so himself in the interview, but ding kept mopping up, and a brilliant _ ding kept mopping up, and a brilliant final to get over the line 6—5, _ brilliant final to get over the line 6-5. a _ brilliant final to get over the line 6—5, a great match to start the tournament off. 6-5, a great match to start the tournament off.— 6-5, a great match to start the tournament off. from 2-4 behind, al-qassam — young that he later admitted he was on the brink this morning of gifting a walk over to mark allen, because he's feeling under the weather right now that made the win even more amazing. you could see in his- chair he was struggling, and if you look tired, i he was really struggling to keep his eyes open, then all of a sudden, l it looked like it would be i an easy day for mark allen. until suddenly ding just went, "0k, i've got nothing to lose here." - he just mopped up few balls and kept himself in the game, _ and the juices started to f

to reduce cost and help them to better qualify their lenders.at helps their business it is a bonus of seven times earnings and nobody's pricing it in. jack: it still ran by the same founder who had that idea which is rare. >> article is one of our largest energy names and it sells less than ten times earnings like most of them do. it has a very long runway of inventory and low cost production but as the industry has taken on more capital discipline, the thing that sticks out to us about conocophillips is the way management think about reinvesting in the business, they're more than happy to reinvest if it's an area where there competitively advantaged and they think they can earn excess returns. but if it is not the money comes back to the shareholders. so you don't see them making the same green energy investments that a lot of the large oil committees have made because they think we as investors can do a better job making those investments than they could. jack: has a decent yield, i guess like all of them do. let's go to another sector, back t

and that's not the best way to a better question would be why develop just women and even better busted, wouldn't be wider society around it reviews with increasingly the inability to leave because of the broken cost of the court system is a major reason for why she stays, and when she stays, her wife is in greater danger. berry, you talked about the fact that people, because of the pandemic and the locked out. so they had to be close contained with each other. they were in the same house. you really couldn't get out. but where there are other factors that appeared to make that you thought might lead to this increased things that might have been environmental outside of the house themselves that were having the impact of what was going on inside. yeah, i mean the history here. if you think of valley domestic violence became a public issue, really in the 19 seventy's the wait 7 at that time there was no research. and so popular or something was the domestic violence in sports by mid to their substance abuse. and that would to a lot of mistaken practices virtually requested records. but i

i think we got better, that we should have, from the _ we got better, that we should have, from the beginning or thoroughly of seeing hi-h discipline or thoroughly of seeing high confidence and low confidence. i thihk_ high confidence and low confidence. i think that — high confidence and low confidence. i think that was a sensible way to do it _ i think that was a sensible way to do it in— i think that was a sensible way to do it. in part, because of lack of time, _ do it. in part, because of lack of time, and — do it. in part, because of lack of time, and in _ do it. in part, because of lack of time, and in part, to actually do this properly, and in part, because of people — this properly, and in part, because of people actually reading it, recording all the opinions, which you could — recording all the opinions, which you could do under certain other circumstances, was not really a realistic — circumstances, was not really a realistic or— circumstances, was not really a realistic or sensible proposition. but we — realistic or sensible proposition. but we did try, and this i think is really

do better? they're less likely live in poverty they're less likely they're more likely to graduate high school, mor' likely less likely to get in trouble in school for they're less likely to i be a whole host of outcome. in the question is why? in a big part of it unsurprisingly is income difference. as have a second pair in the household earning capacity parents tend to bring in more income than one parent alone. single mother households versus married parent households it is about two -- one. the majority of moms work now is not surprising tends to have about twice as much income. an income is really protective to kids. it affords a lot of opportunities. we know this. we know this we have lots of evidence so income is a big part of the story but is not the whole story. second pair in the household i see this in the data, unite both of this as parents and kids will tell you. kids take a lot of time. we see kids who live in two-parent remarried parent aret households have more parental time. so

we are better than that, we can show a better— better than that, we can show a better version of ourselveselves than we did so frustration that i don't — than we did so frustration that i don't think dortmund have seen — i don't think dortmund have seen the _ i don't think dortmund have seen the best of newcastle. that — seen the best of newcastle. that always leaves, when you are in — that always leaves, when you are in my _ that always leaves, when you are in my shoes, a feeling of frustration, but we have to accept _ frustration, but we have to accept it. _ frustration, but we have to accept it, we delivered it, and we look— accept it, we delivered it, and we took to— accept it, we delivered it, and we look to the future now. and dortmund sit top, courtesy of milan's comeback at the san siro to beat psg. olivier giroud with the decisive goal in their 2—1win — their first of this champions league campaign. the victory puts milan back in contention to qualify for the knockouts. and in tuesday's other games — a hammering for scottish champions celtic, who were reduced to 10 men. they lost

their reality is that they said they feel better or they felt better when trump was in office.ve been trying to push back. we've got some very popular african-american artists that are saying we got checks when trump was in office. we want those checks again. we have an issue when it relate toes civics in this country and people not understanding exactly how any of these works. >> judge jeanine: and morning joe is having a new meltdown over biden's bad poll numbers. he thinks the problem is that they're not going after trump hard enough. >> whoever inside the white house is telling joe biden not to attack donald trump, stop it! seriously! stop it, all right? and maybe start a lawn service with push lawn mowers, because you don't know what you're doing. you don't know what you're talking about and you're costing the president. >> judge jeanine: all right. harold, how condescending is it for an african-american congresswoman to say that black americans are basically too dumb to understand civics and reality? >> harold: i think any politician that is condescending when they say th

your children will be better off on you _ comfortable your children will be better off on you and _r off on you and live in a planet — better off on you and live in a planet that _ better off on you and live in a planet that is _ better off on you and live in a planet that is sustainable, . better off on you and live in a i planet that is sustainable, that better off on you and live in a - planet that is sustainable, that is what _ planet that is sustainable, that is what it _ planet that is sustainable, that is what it means _ planet that is sustainable, that is what it means. and _ planet that is sustainable, that is what it means. and we _ planet that is sustainable, that is what it means. and we need - planet that is sustainable, that is what it means. and we need a i what it means. and we need a different— what it means. and we need a different approach. _ what it means. and we need a different approach. it - what it means. and we need a different approach. it is - what it means. and we need a different approach. it is like i different approach. it is like driving _ different a

than this person, and why is it unpleasant to be better than him, well, because it’s unnatural, why who don’t have money for clothes, there’s no money to get here, well, a lot of things, yes, if you think like that, then you’re clearly better than them, but at the same time you seem to be dealing with it calmly, today while we were driving here we walked past thousands of people whom you can officially consider yourself better than, but why, when we talk about a friend, does it seem as if it’s unnatural or this unpleasant feeling, well, how as if one cannot be better than others, or different in words, i would suggest that it wouldn’t actually make you better, as if they know, well, we’re talking about a friend now, as if he knows you in such a way that buying an apartment wouldn’t make you better, well, like that: but what kind of person you really are, if only someone knew, it’s very similar to yours, well, this belief that you can’t stick your head out , you can’t be noticeable, you can’t be manifested, this is very present in my life, it’s always been like that, since childhood,

and here some slobs live not only worse, but better every year everything gets better little by littlethis is indisputable, and already in the zero years, there was this problem, i was with my friends, then they were friends, now they have not been friends for a long time since the 14th year, i was in sevastopol, oh, what’s wrong with me, someone something wants from me, sorry, please, it's not professionally, i agree, but it helps me over time, because i am waiting for our guest who does not show up, this is our program today, guests, if they show up, are three minutes late, two minutes late , but now the guest has already left for five minutes, and i need to talk about something, the phone is distracted, the time is short, somehow i am, somehow, and no one is talking to me, there will be no food , what? they are doing , they are negotiating, did he forget at all, well, so that i would at least be aware of what is happening, here in my life, they see now they said when i subtly hinted to them, universally, that is, this moment, the economy, this is what i mentioned about about about s

hospital, better health care, better access to healthcare, maybe even better payment for your healthcare so there is randomness that could be addressed politically. >> within economics the state level is why weye are employed. one of the challenges of that is then assumption that you have o work with that massachusetts and rhode island are essentially the same other than this policy. there's a lot of assumptions that go into that and some of them you can verify and do some of them you can't. we often rely on making assumptions we can't verify that found reasonable. in healthcare we often times can look at the ninth floor versus the tenth floor. the ninth floor surgical wing has one policy, the tenth floor has a different one. anywhere where they are basically the same and you can look at slight differences is wherend you can draw the cause d effect type of inferences from them. we actually i think often times having an easier time doing that in healthcare because on the broad scale, the patients that enter the emergencyde departmen, imthe first week in october are going to be pretty simi

and its memory is better . eventually. yes. and its memory is better.hese games and find out what works, what work. yes. works, what doesn't work. yes. so you got that. but when so you got that. yes. but when you're dealing with things with us, an element of the human emotion involved in order to create a decision. >> the point is it's artificial intelligence. we're not making human intelligence in a machine . human intelligence in a machine. we are making artificial intelligence . no, but i'm intelligence. no, but i'm asking, is it limited ? asking, is it limited? >> is it limited in what it what can achieve? because it can't decide to do something because it wants to? >> yes . probably it wants to? >> yes. probably limited in that it will. we hope that it will remain something that takes instruction. we hope so. yeah. that it won't say, i want to paint a ceiling and it then produces something better than the sistine chapel because i have a need to do it . the sistine chapel because i have a need to do it. but but, but given the exponential way it will

america deserves better. thank you for having me today, i appreciate it very much. >> ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the first lady of florida, casey desantis. >> ♪ i'm unstoppable ♪ ms. desantis: thank you. what a wonderful welcome. it's such an honor and it's a pleasure to be here. and i gotta tell you, i am so humbled and honored to be your first lady. [cheers] i've been able to do things that have made me very humbled and honored and it's been a privilege since the very beginning. and i also want to say, as i have seen so many wonderful faces, so many familiar faces, thank you for the prayers. thank you for sending me cards when i was going through my health battle. it meant the world to me. and i can tell you this, i would not be standing here right now if it weren't for those prayers. so god bless you and thank you for what you did. [applause] you know, i see so many great republicans from across the state. i see so many wonderful familiar faces. you know, i even see that we let some democrat

you could use resources instead of replacing it and that would make us better off. this came from being at a kids birthday party thinking aboutut how to things, when growing up your parents they don't get in a car with strangers. get all this candy thinking we do know any of the people who made this for clinical sold it to us. strangers. and yet we're eating it because we trust the brand name. we get it, we get a lift or an uber because we have a very, very solid rating system helping us to understand that we can in fact get in a car with a stranger and not worry about being murdered, being being sort of taken somewhere and and poorly when when you look at a snickers bar, again, you know, no one probably who anything to do with getting that snickers bar to you and yet by virtue of by virtue of power of the brand name, you're able and willing, and then in the case of a lot of kids, enthusiastic about taking candy from strangers because they know that if they if they don't provide a high quality product, you're not going to buy again, you might they might you might ev

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_ government were making that worse or better and _ government were making that worse or better.ay that other people would phrase _ the way that other people would phrase it. — the way that other people would phrase it, but i would commend that we were _ phrase it, but i would commend that we were not, there was not enough mindfulness about trying to address inequality— mindfulness about trying to address inequality as opposed to compounding it without _ inequality as opposed to compounding it without really noticing it. so it without really noticing it. perhaps it without really noticing it. sr perhaps there was not an understanding of what the government, the choice the government, the choice the government made, just as in the way that historic choices earlier governments had made was driving this change?— governments had made was driving this change? yes. we spoke earlier about the reports you did cover the evidence you took, if you like, about the over talking of women in the cabinet office and the fact they were not present at meetings and so on. i said we would return to t

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for a better tomorrow, we're focused on making plastics better today. >> greg: when boats, planes andget stuck should mayor pete only get a buck? late tuesday house of reps voted to slash transportation secretary buttigieg to one dollar. down from $236,000. pete's only meaningful income from his paper route. one lousy measly dollar. to make that money you have to make that money from me. margeory taylor green used it -- instead of actual transportation stuff. when your train derails you can be happy transneuro diverse woman of color. watch. >> deserving and tax payor-funded paycheck about job performance. not about personalities of identity politics. this is about defunding paycheck to a dollar is a dollar too high. american tax payors don't want to pay for pete buttigieg to get awards for the way people have sex. >> greg: great, there is a way for the way people have sex? it is not it is first time they slashed official salaries to defense secretary. didn't go anywhere. it is never going to happen to mayor pete. like a train under pete's leadership idea dead it its tracks. if biden c

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and its memory is better . eventually. yes. and its memory is better.hese games and find out what works, what work. yes. works, what doesn't work. yes. so you got that. but when so you got that. yes. but when you're dealing with things with us, an element of the human emotion involved in order to create a decision. >> the point is it's artificial intelligence. we're not making human intelligence in a machine . human intelligence in a machine. we are making artificial intelligence . no, but i'm intelligence. no, but i'm asking, is it limited ? asking, is it limited? >> is it limited in what it what can achieve? because it can't decide to do something because it wants to? >> yes . probably it wants to? >> yes. probably limited in that it will. we hope that it will remain something that takes instruction. we hope so. yeah. that it won't say, i want to paint a ceiling and it then produces something better than the sistine chapel because i have a need to do it . the sistine chapel because i have a need to do it. but but, but given the exponential way it will

we want to help startups and operators get better at building.think there are other mechanisms for accountability. we think the startups will have signatories and say, have they developed on those commitments? they'll be looking at those startups and saying, if you want to sell into intersurprise, big, sophisticated companies will want some level of trust about what you're building and selling. from a sales perspective, that's an accountability mechanism. there's going to be accountability increasingly for more than one place, and that's a good thing. >> yes. so if you want money for instance from general catalyst, and you're a startup, you better sign, you know, you better sign onto this and follow those rules and then when you make that product and you want to sell it to salesforce, salesforce is going to say, have you signed onto the rules? and there will be this way of enforcing it that way. >> yeah. i don't want to speak for general -- >> i was just using an example. >> for sure. i think for sure you will see a signatory and understand that

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find a better district, better community. better school. them in a classical catholic school. or stay and fight. really all three options are viable. but staying and fighting is something you have to do tenaciously, intelligently and courageously. you have to say something very simple. pornography does not belong in public schools. get this trash out. never back down. never let them shame you. always fight for the good, the true and the beautiful. >> it is noble to stay and fight but boy i don't want to leave my kids in that school. takes a long time to get reform. i don't want to spend my thursday nights at school board meetings. i'd rather be home having dinner with them. it's definitely worth the fight for all of us. chris rufo, you are fighting and for that we are very grateful. >> thank you. >> bye, chris. biden's doj going after one of his biggest critics and that's next. my mental health was much better. but i struggled with uncontrollable movements called td, tardive dyskinesia. td can be caused by some mental health meds. and it's

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we could have done better. it was a mess the minute you hit that goal, we have to win the game, well, we could have won, but the moroccan team was also a very good team and put pressure, and in those moments , the pressure was very high, a lot of pressure. for example, on a team that is now in front or, for example, a team in defense after all, the moroccan team was also a very good team, they pressed and were able to open our gate , this team has a bright future , what can i tell you? all children know everything they have from agha abdiya. from mr. abdiye himself, apart from the federation, he didn't help us at all, he would camp alone, take the field alone , do all the work of the team by himself, alone with good friends who were like a father to me. some more news from iran's football league, a defeat of khyber in astara is important the most important event of the 13th week in the continuation of the games of the 13th week of the first division league today, in the most sensitive game of astara municipalit

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arsenal are at a much better— development. arsenal are at a much better place _ development.ch better place to - development. arsenal are at a much better place to stopped | much better place to stopped they needed just a draw at home to lens. they were 5—0 up by half—time. they are the first english team to lead by five goals in the champions league at half—time. arsenal winning the group now. the europa league is the best that lens can hope for. jude belling and's incredible start to life continues. the goal put them 2-1 continues. the goal put them 2—1 up. they won making it five wins out of five. bellingham is now up to 15 goals in all competitions for reel. napoli need a point against braga to qualify in second in the final match. these are the nights other results. psv eindhoven qualified, along with arsenal from group b, beating sevilla, pepe with an injury time winner. sevilla are out. real sociedad and inter milan were already through from group d. both drew and they play each other next month to see who finishes top of the group. rugby union news. england captain ow

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better to do it at the bridge and i think— even better to do it at the bridge and i think obviously, i think everything i do this— of emma leaving, i think everything i do this year is obviously thankful to her~ _ i do this year is obviously thankful to her. it— i do this year is obviously thankful to her. , ., ., to her. it is not quite time for ha es to her. it is not quite time for hayes to _ to her. it is not quite time for hayes to wave _ to her. it is not quite time for hayes to wave goodbye - to her. it is not quite time for i hayes to wave goodbye just yet, she's got her sights set on an unprecedented third successive league title before then. so long because nothing tripped her up. michael radford, bbc news. in scotland — hibernian have leapfroged their city rivals hearts into fifth place in the women's premier league, thanks to two quick second—half goals from american strikerjorian baucom — the first coming here after the keeper spilt the ball in front of her. three minutes later she got her second, heading in from that corner. hearts pulled one back but lost 2—1 — their

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. , medicines that should have made them better? ., , ., ., . , better? when _ better? there was a huge outcry in the gambia when this _ better? there was a huge outcry in the gambia when this incident - the gambia when this incident happened in the compelling the government to initiate two investigations. one was a parliamentary inquiry and the second was a government backed investigation and as a result it led to the relocation of the license of the local distributor, atlantic pharmaceuticals. a lot of people are following this case with keen interest. i have spoken to parents who have told me that they don't think they would consume any medicine made in india. that could be a bit unfair but it's a general feeling in gambia. a lot of people are worried about what has happened. thank you for your time. an estimated 12 million girls around the world are married under the age of 18 every year — that's one girl every three seconds. now three well known faces have joined forces to try to tackle the issue. michelle obama, amal clooney and melinda french gates

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