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concept of a ceiling on the weight of gaz is unlikely to appeal to patrons from the us and the largest blie norway so close to the european union will now be part of their income, transferring money to the european union, and secondly, it’s just, uh, well, some kind of misunderstanding that the european union was pushing this system is confused for education , including for norway, forcibly forces you to switch e-e to stumble upon self-education. and now, when this system is not profitable, then, accordingly, it proposes to do it. therefore, as a matter of fact, people are also against it. here it is worth looking into the recent past 10 years ago. although given the current memory of europeans. by their standards, this is already prehistoric times. so then, gas from russia to the european union was supplied under long-term contracts. prices were pegged to oil quotes, and therefore they were stable. however, in brussels they considered that it was already old-fashioned that they began to refuse multi-year contracts on the formation of the price of a cubic meter is distant from the cube, th

so, he became bli. became blind. then, he lost his. his job. created a new type of japanese braille system, which he refined and taught during his internment and and continued after his release. . even then, the army told his y his family, they couldn't stay in san francisco. so, they moved moved to salt lake city. they struggled there. eventually, they moved back to san francisc. san francisco. he wrote books about origami and braille, and from those books, linda learned her craft, starting at 5 years old. >> it taught me i think a really really important lesson, blindns lesson, blindness really isn't a a handicap. there is a way aroud it. you can still live and do all of this amazing stuff, which stuff, which he did. he was the best example growing up that there is no excuse not to do what you want to do. >> reporter: >> reporter: these days, linda keeps the story of her family alive, showcasing the art around around the world, even being featured in national geographic, , a tribute to her heritage one fold at a time. >> and every time i do a

democrats are campaigning on abortion rights and the threat to our democracy, republicans are predict bliugh time describing what they would do if in power. here's republican conference chair elise stefanik. >> why not more details in this plan? >> there are ample details. number one, an economy that strong. the first focus on economic issues is we need to reign in inflation. we start by doing that by reigning in the reckless trillions of dollars of spending that we have seen under joe biden and unified democrat far left government. number two, lower the price of energy. i hear that from my constituents in upstate new york. democrats have no plan. they are attacking us because they have created crises across the country. >> joining me now to get into all of it is my good friend, former rnc chair michael steele. it's been a while, so i'm happy to see you, but let's start with what elise stefanik just said. i didn't hear a plan. i don't know if you did. so, what is the gop's agenda. because not even the gop can tell americans what it is. >> no, well, i think mitch mcconnell set the tone for

there's color bli a right to attorney/client privilege issues, which they have already identified.it the difference in some way. and she wants to appoint a special master. the problem is, how do you begin to disentangle the responsibilities of a special master so that you allow the intelligence community to deal with classified information, you allow attorney/client privileged information to go over what the doj has already gone over, and not interfere with an ongoing criminal investigation. so, it's a very narrow pathway, and it seems almost symbolic. she wants a special master, but it's not clear what he could do or she could do. >> and it's complicated and in some ways it would be novel given a special master overseeing executive privilege is not something we've seen before. george, trump's lawyer tried to down play what the former president did, comparing his action to not returning an overdue library book. these are documents, some of them with markings of the highest classification. what do you think of that classification? >> to gaslight a federal court the way they gaslight

so -- that might not be the best data point or average of eli and bli. i think also it is easier to finds the numbers. um -- my will last thought. keep nothing mind with the prop c funds having to pay for new programs or finds new programs like if we are looking at prop c the only funding source, next year, which also is concerning to me? how do we do that, like,y than edu and other city partners were doing programs similar to this. it seems like the funding might have to come from somewhere else. and i think it should. honest low. everything can't be on prop c's back. great work. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> so much. >> to know that you may want to comment to -- member d'antonio's point around the landlord piece. >> just quickly i know we have time contrains we designed air tenant centric program for san francisco. and we do have in our program guidelines that when our providers have difficult obtaining information from a master tenant or landlord that the assistance is provided to the tenant. so we -- have that in place and have our providers do dili

in 2015, after they won a $218 million judgment against the terror group, the p.l.o., bli blinken, thennly a deputy secretary of state, intervened claiming that the lawsuit threatened, quote, several decades of u.s. foreign policy, unquote. but now, president biden is fighting 9/11 victims. that's american victims. on behalf of the taliban. we have this administration helping the taliban fight in court against 9/11 victims. the rhetorical question arises to the biden administration, whose side are you on? you're helping the taliban. the article goes on, at stake are billions of dollars being held by the afghan central bank fund in the united states. a decade ago, 9/11 families sued the taliban, al qaeda, and iran. the court found that the islamic terrorists were responsible and a judgment of $6 billion was handed down. that's for the 9/11 families. the verdict was described as symbolic at the time. "cbs news" commended, quote, it would be near impossible to collect any damages, especially from the taliban or al qaeda, unquote. but that was before biden turned over afghanistan to the tal

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