ana brenda: es tuyo, brenda. te doy eso. todos: ¡rana brenda! ¡rana brenda! ¡rana brenda!ndo y aunque yo hago como si nada baby, quÉ amargura me da saber que ahora tÚ estÁs vacilando con otra por fuera de rÍo pero por adentro estoy rota y aunque yo hago como si nada, papi baby, quÉ amargura me da saber que ahora tÚ estÁs vacilando con otra por fuera me rÍo pero por adentro estoy rota j& pÚblico: [ovaciona] todos: ¡bravo! omar: ¡rana brenda! ¡rana brenda! juanpa: ¡rana brenda! carlos: ¡rana brenda! omar: nos vemos en la gran final, no se la pierdan. nos vemos el prÓximo domingo. y nos vamos con este aplauso para rana brenda. ¡hasta luego! juanpa: se acabÓ, muchachos. ¡se acabÓ! [mÚsica] [locutor] hoy en ¿es neta, eva? [resuella] ¡claro! seguro me quiere dar mi nueva computadora. no sé si la computadora o no, pero de que te quiere dar algo, te quiere dar algo. [ambas ríen] [locutor] ¿es neta, eva? empieza ahora. [celular] eva, ¿cómo estás? a que no sabes quién va a venir mañana a la oficina. no, ni idea. a ver, te damos una pista. estabas enamoradísima de él en la prepa. ¿an

mientras tanto, brenda se aferra a sus recuerdos. 48. qué dura situación! cambiamos de tema. el departamento de la policía de colma está investigando 2 robos sucedidos el sábado en el primer incidente. 2 sospechosos, un hombre y una mujer sustrajeron mercancía valorada en alrededor de 600 $. poco después regresaron y robaron nuevamente, esta vez más de 2.000 $. ambos sospechosos son descritos como personas de alrededor de 20 años de edad. la investigación continúa y se solicita a cualquier persona con información que se comunique directamente con la policía local. hoy viernes. la policía de fremont anunció que ofrece 100.000 $ para 10 nuevas contrataciones en su departamento. según la ciudad, la tasa de vacantes se atribuye a una serie de factores, incluyendo la menor cantidad de solicitantes interesados en una carrera en las fuerzas del orden. el bono sería para personas que estén interesados en ser oficiales de policía laterales. esta mañana, el piloto de un avión se vio obligado a realizar un aterrizaje de emergencia. ocurrió en e

mientras tanto, brenda se aferra a sus recuerdos.unir, obviamente a reencontrarse con su familia. ahora veamos estas otras 2 imágenes fueron tomadas en el transcurso del día en diferentes aeropuertos. largas filas y bastantes pasajeros fue la constante. y si usted tiene pensado viajar en los próximos días, es necesario que tome sus precauciones. sobre todo, tome tiempo, porque aunque las terminales no han informado de retrasos significativos, definitivamente sí hay gran cantidad de personas viajando. de hecho, la triple a pronosticó 8 millones de viajeros aéreos entre mañana y el año nuevo. 1 no sabe con lo que se va a encontrar en el camino este. están cerrando calles a veces porque hay construcción y se retrasa. entonces salga temprano. según expertos, se espera que los días más ocupados en los aeropuertos sean el 20 de diciembre, también el 27 y el 30 de este mes. se recomienda llegar 3 horas antes de su vuelo y usar transporte público para llegar a las distintas terminales. y en telemundo 48 somos la autoridad del tiempo con el p

joining me is ubs wealth management senior vice president, brenda o o'connor juanis.with me is john lonski. look at the market, futures indicating a decline at the start of trading this morning, still a victory with a de declie of 60 points after a gain of 30 plus percent year-to-date. yesterday stocks rallied in the tech sector, sending the nasdaq to above 20,000 and i want to get your take on that because yes, we see a decline this morning. investors taking a little bit of a breather. that may change once we get the ppi number out this morning but what do you make of this year? >> maria, let me tell how i'm thinking about today and also going into 2025. look, it's very easy to be in the camp that markets are going to correct because we've come so far. you know, the s&p's up almost 30%. we also have a lot of risks geopolitically in places like syria. i'm not in that camp. i'm a proponent that stocks will rally into 2025 and it's predicatedded on two things here. had nnumber one, global centrals are still reducing rates and more importantly the u.s. is poised for grow

brenda lee celebrates a christmas milestone, just in time for her 80th birthday. it's december 12th. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm frances rivera. we begin with the transition of power at the fbi. director christopher wray says he will resign. his term is not set to end until 2027, but he announced he will stay on only until the inauguration in january. nbc's brie jackson joins me now from d.c. good morning, brie. president-elect trump was the one who selected wray for the job to begin with. >> reporter: good d morning, frances. that's right. then-president trump appointed wray back in 2017, but mr. trump has spent years attacking the fbi and the justice department for what he calls partisan prosecutions against him, complaining recently about wray's role in the classified documents investigation. wray addressed the bureau, saying his goal is to keep the focus on their work. >> in my view, this is the best way to avoid dragging the bureau deeper into the fray, while reinforcing the values and principles that are so important in how we do ou

he organised a memory walk along the river thames to honour his grandmother brenda, who suffers fromgh year, jack draper is eyeing yet more success. there is one woman, though, who he credits most of all with getting him into tennis — his grandmother brenda. but 11 years ago, she was diagnosed with alzheimer's, and it's been a devastating deterioration since. so many people that have come to support and it's obviously so, so nice and i'm very, very gratefulfor that. so, in a rare breakfrom his relentless schedule, this walk was for her and all those affected by dementia. she was a huge part of my development growing up in terms of my tennis, but alsojust being an amazing grandma. ifeel a bit guilty when i go away because i feel like something could happen or i'm not getting to spend those days and those times with her. but it's also really hard to see her in that way. so my schedule is crazy these days, but whenever i get the chance, i'll obviously go and go and see her and check in. forjack�*s mum, nicky, the different phases of this cruel disease have been agonising to see first—ha

her able account allows brenda to serve -- to own her own home and to raise her if these full time. and building on the success of the program, starting in 2026, people who acquire their disability before the age of 46 will be able to open able accounts, expanding eligibility a to 6 million more americans, including more than a million veterans. in 2013, i passed the campus save act to put greater responsibility on colleges and universities to prevent sexual assault on college campuses. this was important legislation to make sure students understoot their rights -- understood their rights and protections on campus. it has made college campuses safer in the decades since its passage. the pregnant workers' fairness act passed two years ago this month provides pregnant women with, quote, reasonable accommodations, unquote, to work and to maintain a healthy pregnancy as they continue to do their work. senator bill cassidy worked with me to pass this bill and i'm grateful for his help. modeled after -- simple things like a stool to sit on or a water bottle or a bathroom break and other a

up some old archives and stuff that's been tucked away. >> oh, can't wait for that. >>> what will brenda how about some history? earlier this week, rocking around the christmas tree cracked the billion stream barrier on spotify and honored by the recording academy of america for going seven times platinum. she celebrated her 80th birthday on tuesday and said she was dumbfounded by her spotify numbers and can't even think that high. it is such an iconic christmas song. we love that one. >> which one, this one or "all i want for christmas this year"? >> i mine, on repeat. one after another. >> i'll stick with this one. my husband can't do -- >> "all i want for christmas?? ""? >> no more. >>> when we come back, back on the shrines. e come back, back o the shrines. shrines. puffs plus lo shrines. to soothe her with ease. puffs plus lotion is gentle on sensitive skin and locks in moisture to provide soothing relief. a nose in need deserves puffs indeed. america's #1 lotion tissue. (♪♪) “the darkness of bipolar depression made me feel like life was moving on without me. ththen i fou a chance t

here in the brenda's talk to chancellor candidates with memory loss. that's how well germany is armed by the next has also suggested that shows was a vassal chancellor, which jives with what bible was saying recently that germany has become basically a vassal of washington and of the you, which she says germination really just leave in favor of voluntary participation in the sort of you wide free trade zone instead of saving in particular of the blocks destruction of the german auto industry and judging by recent comments from the f. these co chair nato membership could also be in the director seat. if it doesn't, back off. russia has already won this war, reality has caught up with those who claim to be seeking to enabled ukraine's victory. so far, europe has been forced to implement america's interest and we reject that. a defense community must accept and respect interests of all european countries, including russia. if nato cannot ensure that, then germany must consider the extent to which this alliance is still useful to us . and finally, get to t

brenda, dr.renda greene is part of a guerrilla movement and she is a resistor because she's up against this decade in at dying new york literary. which up to now up to our before columbus dominated trends in american writing and their idea of our writing is one at a time. tokenism. and so we want token defies his sponsors the hand that feeds them like james baldwin when he wrote tell me how long the train's been gone, where he satirize his people are paying him and promoting him, they got another token cleaver. so we have broken us up out here. we all know each other, want to come in. the loss and just shawn wong up there in seattle. you know what i mean? jose montoya in sacramento, we know all alejandro makes it all people you know, she's the lone. she fights back with her center for black literature and the national black writers conference. it not only recognizes as a token divas and diva cause i look that up, but those who write as well, or better yes here or review percival everett novel. he

brenda, in diety, isn't a few getting married and the only for miles to have truman or why is the idea uncomfortable to people because i'm actually enjoying what you, what, what, one thing as, as an end going, the mob now is that your friend of mine and we know each other since uh, how college do she can give me a view that i may not be able to see a perspective which is, you know, of not go to the lifeline or maybe, you know, is a different view of the word of how people would look at this process if i, you know, go to see the whole process of x freezing is you take the exam out of your warranty and you keep it, you store it. some of that is it's, i'm not sure why i'm citing you for this kind of challenge is because a freezing has a lot of potential. so i want you to talk to a friend and try to defend. it's interesting, it's an unnatural process. may obviously be new, i should have been on the efficient artificial can't say it's actually using something in my other means, but it's not that any more d. i'm used to thinking of doing it and you for using it. so i'm going to, will you, pl

so the 1st ones on shipping fuel before then ships brenda, dirtiest oil full of sulfur. but in now the last decade due to there's been more studies about the health impacts of burning the steel in ports with a couple studies suggesting that somewhere in the range of 20 to 60000 people globally, you may die prematurely, you do to exposure to. so for dockside pollution from shipping and it turns out that about 10 percent of all of the silver dioxide that we make globally comes from shipping. and with less self or at least into the sky, there are fewer clouds over the ocean. this usually good news has one small problem . fewer clouds mean less sunlight is reflected. this is predicted to one the planet equivalent to 2 years of extra greenhouse gas emissions. quite a tricky trade off, but experts say reducing software emissions. it's still worth it to walk combating software. pollution is one of those rare environmental successes. this stuff is stopping us from putting our party has on just yet. removing solver from fuels has caused a significant drop in worldwide pollution.

brenda, in diety, isn't, if you're getting married and the one for miles to have truman or why is the idea uncomfortable to people? because i am actually ensuring what do a lot. one thing n as in indigo in the mob. now is that your friend of mine and we know each of those ends of alcohol, ej, do? she can give me a view that i may not be able to see a perspective which is do you know of not go to the lifeline or maybe you know, is a different view of the word of how people who look at this process. if i, you know, go to see the whole process of phasing is you take the eggs out of your body and you keep it to you store it. some of that is it's, i'm not sure why i'm typing you for this kind of challenge is because a freezing has a lot of every inch. and so i want you to talk to your friend and try to defend a natural process. may obviously be new. i should have been on the issue that are deficient. can't say it's actually using something in my other means, but it's not getting your warranty. how many were you thinking of doing it and you for using it? so i'm going to will you please give

emocionada y feliz se encuentra la actriz mexicana ana brenda contreras.rÁ para mayo un varÓn. la artista perdiÓ un bebe en septiembre. le deseamos bendiciones en esta etapa. se compromete la actriz selena gÓmez. compartiÓ por redes sociales fotos del bello diamante que le regalÓ su novio, benny blanco, con quien lleva un aÑo de noviazgo. felicidades, enhorabuena. en mÉxico abrieron las puertas del rancho para recordar a vicente fernÁndez. lograron entrevistar a la viuda del artista. buenas tardes. reportera: gracias, buenas tardes. en este momento danzantes prehispÁnicos se encuentran al pie de la tumba de vicente fernÁndez como un homenaje que le hace a su difunto esposo, tambiÉn a la virgen de guadalupe de quien vicente era devoto. vicente junior siempre ha sido accesible con la prensa. estuvieron hablando y tomando fotografÍas, sobre todo con doÑa" cuquita". uno de los momentos mÁs emotivos fue cuando vicente junior saliÓ a cantar con uno de los dos mariachis que ha estado aquÍ al pie de la tumba. escuchemos que dijo con respecto al disco que su esposo

yeah, stay locked, keep brenda. let's have a sudden break. we'll see you, you know, show to us. the release of russian states never is as tight as i'm one of the most sense community best in most all sense and up in the system must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on rochester routing and split the r t spoke neck, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube. the question, did you say a request for check the the the we a top delivery house in the middle of night road be with the panoramic view as we also a selves what their all of the british was in the corner. nice vision of africa. of course history, it tells us that the british started the exploration in the 16th century. but in the continent of africa, the activities of the british that lead to color nice ation started between 1808. and the 1900s for reasons that i've been kind of to arise does funny. it's number one that they wanted to engage in comb us number 2 because those strategic reasons number 3, because the cu

it's a moment of to brenda. and so 5 a one bedroom above college. it's nearly time for me to retire anyway. let's check it out. the. i love that i'm going back to normal life is i'm and i was interested in that this age i can't work in reconstruction. i mean like the youngsters wouldn't then move to. so i have to look for office work. so, but american maybe in a supermarket or a more room to do the finances. i love the house of you. there's a sudden even so the office to work with the new regime. it seems you may find a place here. we appreciate your presence here. and we value your expertise and we hope that it would be beneficial for us. god willing a general no more. based on you see goose to build his future. you are watching dw news coming to live from berlin up. next, a look at help people taking the migrant route through build a ruse or disappearing without a trace of it. you can get all the latest news information on our website. that's the w dot com. i'm terry martin, me and everyone here t w. and there's thanks for the my name is the calls

yes, t like you, brenda. let's have a sudden break. we'll see you, you know, show to us the show seemed wrong. just don't have to shape house because the and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look so common ground the the we a top delivery house in the middle of night, road b with the panoramic view as we also a selves. what they're, all of the british was in the corner. nice vision of africa. of course history. it tells us that the british started the exploration in the 16th century. but in the continental voc, because the activities of the british that lead to color and i vision started between 1880. and the 1900 for reasons that i've been kind of to rise us for the number one that they wanted to engage in comb us number 2 because those strategic reasons number 3, because the culture and religion number full because of personal pride. but in the quest between 1880 on the.

government says every one we get a 2nd chance or you saw has accepted the new reality, it's a moment of to brenda, and so 5 a one bedroom above college and it's nearly time for me to retire any way to check it out. the. the i love that i'm going back to normal life is i'm the and i was interested in the stage i can't work and reconstruction. i mean like the youngsters, little tiny little. so i have to look for office work. so, but american maybe in a supermarket or a more room to do the finances. i love the house of you. there's a sudden even so the office to work with the new regime. it seems he may find a place here. we appreciate your presence here and we value your expertise and we hope that it would be beneficial for us. god willing a general no more based on yes, he goes to build his future. and finally, as the saying goes, agent itself is no barrier. and so, which has proved for residence at a care home in the u. k. who have become record breakers with an average age of 94. the group of 17 seniors who call themselves the prime old timers. a set a new record for the world's oldest choir, an

yes, they like to brenda. let's have a sudden break. we'll see you. you're not shocked with the the loan sales unless that's the wild type guy. i'm one of the well, most ethics rivers we're in cost. you are region so beautiful that the people here believe that it was bestowed upon them by god himself. so let's get off this mountain and explore the vineland house to offer the we are top deliver the house in the middle of night. rob, be with the panoramic view as we also a cells. what they're all of the british was in the corner. nice vision of africa, of course, history tells us that the british started the exploration in the 16th century. but in the continent of africa, the activities of the british that lead to color and i vision started between 1880 . and the 1900s for reasons that i've been caught up to arrive those photos. number one, the.

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government says every one we get a 2nd chance or you saw has accepted the new reality, it's a moment of to brenda. and so 5 a one bedroom above college. it's early time for me to retire anyway. what does on the, i love the time going back to normalize it. i'm good enough in this development that just age i can't work in reconstruction. i mean like the youngsters would have done it look good. so i have to look for office work, but american maybe in a supermarket or a mall to do the finance itself. my eyes have you there's a sudden even so the office to work with a new regime. it seems you may find a place here. we appreciate your presence here and we value your expertise and we hope that it would be beneficial for us. so i'd willing a general know more based on the, as he goes to build his future, us lawmakers are running out of time to avoid a government shut down a revised spending plan, backed by president elect. donald trump failed to pass a vote in the house of representatives, democrats and dozens of republicans rejected the bill. government funding expires at the end of friday. speaker john

yeah, stay locked, keep brenda. let's have a sudden break. we'll see you. you're not shocked with the for all intents and purposes, syria now ceases to be a sovereign states. it is in the process of being partitioned. a new international proxy war has been ignited in the region with no terrorist and power when states disappeared. so the people, the in the 1870s, the colonial expansion of the british empire and denial valley in greece. the british decided to get complete control over sudan. however, the deeply religious people of that country did not want to obey 4 laws. the unceremonious intervention of british officials led to people's discontent. it's spokesmen was the theologians. mohammed all thought. the drug blamed himself the marty. the design. he began to gather an army against the invaders. by 1884, most of the sudanese cities were in the hands of the modern great britain decided to intervene directly. but the troops of ahmad gave the invaders of drubbing in $1885.00. the rebels, the capital car to the feet of britain, was totaled only by the very

yes, taylor, you, brenda. let's have a sudden break. we'll see you. you're not shocked with the mound sales list that the wild type guy. i'm one of the wells most at picks, rivers were in cost us a region so beautiful. the people here believe that it was bestowed upon them fight golf himself. so let's get off this mountain and explore. the violence has to offer the we a top delivery house in the middle of night road be with the panoramic view as we also a cells what they're all of the british was in the corner. nice vision of africa. of course history tells us that the british started the exploration in the 16th century. but in the continental voc because the activities of the british that lead to color and i vision started between 1808 and the 1900 for reasons that i've been kind of to rise thus far. the number one that they wanted to engage in commerce, number 2, because those strategic reasons not number 3, because the culture and religion number full because of personal pride, but in the west between 1880. on the 1900, the british had occupied sev

it's a moment of to brenda. and so 5 a one bedroom above college. it's nearly time for me to retire anyway. let's check it out. to the i love the time going back to normal life is i'm good enough in this development that just age i can't work in reconstruction. i mean like the youngsters would have done it look good. so i have to look for office work, but american maybe in a supermarket or a more room to do the finances. i love to have, have you even so the office to work with the new regime seems you may find a place here that we appreciate your presence here and we value your expertise and we hope that it would be beneficial for us. god willing a general no more based on you see goose to build his future report for michael responded mohammed tried to in damascus. and i asked mohamed about the chances of success of syria's reconciliation process as well. i think it's either this or another cycle of dictatorships and maybe civil war. there's no doubt that a lot needs to be done in this process. but we've been speaking to a lot of people here in dama

one of the farm was to come and crack the amount of the month, the by the by a some of the last day brenda i saw the 2 was late to the truck to arrive the truck to con, shift michigan's truck. mm . so they'll have to try making a train. gustavo is full by full. pulls the truck on the truck, the 1st michigan struck the of the the the, the some of the initiative is a tough and determines character. but even he sometimes has to admit defeat. 9 the the admission and sure that's fine because he's yeah, more than 200 to them. it is a 5 week has been constructed, leaking the chuckle to the east parkway and beyond. it's a controversial project, which critics say will destroy valuable forest and effect indigenous communities. but it should also mean that emissions days of getting stuck into mont and alpha the just size because is the world's leading, producing its weak infrastructure and makes traveling a challenge. we follow to dr. soon as he grapples with the past, the, him, anybody? and yet, cuz one of the few women to drive to remote villages risk in it all. i, because i'm out, is there the lat

brenda wein, apple. and thank you, emily and thanks, everybody, for coming today. and this lovely, beautiful, rainy day and this great session. well, i hope so. anyway, i'm sure you've been to other sessions today. i'm going to talk a little bit about the scopes trial, give you a little flavor of it, but as emily said, i always begin with a question as was talking. i remember story the princess and the pier and i sometimes still like i have that pier and i can't i can't sleep anyway and but in in any event the scopes trial was something that was sort of rattling around in my head for a long time. and the way i had understood it and i hadn't seen the movie, by the way inherit the wind. so maybe a lot of you have seen it. in fact, there's attorney, several attorneys that i know who said that they actually became lawyers because of that movie. so but i did see it, but i had to write the book first and that in. so what bothered me about scopes trial was that it was always or i had heard that it had been dismissed as a kind of one off kind of embarrassed in american his

i'm honored to be the session host for brenda appel, who is joining us from new york. though originally born boston and raised in northern massachusetts city since i we're so glad have her here with us today she has received many awards for her writing. she was a fellow at the dorothy bea and louis coleman center for scholars writers at the new york public library. three she's had many different honors, such as the literature award from the american academy of arts and letters a guggenheim fellowship. the list goes on and on. her work regularly appears the new york times, book review and, the new york review of books when writing, she says, she begins with a question that she feels hasn't been answered in a way that satisfies her and or even with the question that hasn't been asked at all. so i love that that curiosity is the kicking off point for her work. and i also love that chose to take the topic of the scopes for for her book keeping the faith also really enjoy that title. that's incredibly clever i've given the topic this book a front page cover review the new y

david: i think it is brenda schmidt, it is a justification, and public relations after what can onlyas an incredibly embarrassing episode, not only for the assad regime, 50 years in power, ending with bashar, but also for putin, abandonment of a key ally in the middle east. christian: there's been all this talk in recent years about whether the sanctions worked, saddam hussein, and russia, in nortkorea, in iran. is this evidence, do you think, the fact that he was paying in cash or servis to russia, that eventually the army fell because they were not being paid enough. is that evidence in your mind that maybe sanctions did work? david: well, it is difficult to prove. we know the army was demoralized. we know they are a conscript army, very little reason to be loyal to such a brutal regime that was murdering their fellow countrymen for so many years. but money was tight, and part of this is not just the morale of the army, but something like 80% of the syrian population have fallen below the poverty line. 90% devaluation of the currency. neighboring lebanon enduring financial labs, sy

mariah's four-year streak of having the top christmas single, this is interesting, was broken by brendamber hearing that. i mean, that's really cool that that came back. >> for me, mariah is still tops. it's always the first one i listen to, but i'm loving the kelly clarkson and ariana grande duet. >> i was driving yesterday listening to christmas music and that popped in my head. and i was like, i think i like this the most. >> i love kelly clarkson's album. >>> when we come back, a recall alert for thousands of ram truck drivers. home is a warm and fuzzy feeling. experience the comfort of home wherever you go with the familiar, long-lasting freshness and cuddly softness of snuggle. snuggle. the comfort of home. mom's gonna love this! alright kids come on. it's time for bed! ( ♪♪ ) good morning, mr. snuggles. make breakfast special with the cocoa and hazelnutty goodness of nutella. ( ♪♪ ) incoming dishes. —ahhh! —duck! dawn powerwash flies through 99% of grease and grime in half the time. yeah, it absorbs grease five times faster. even replaces multiple cleaning products. ooh, those su

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brenda though, brenda is a maybe? no? ha, ha. [ laughter ] ha, ha, ha, ha, ha-aa, ha." and yet that story was still not as strange as the drones flying over new jersey. now, i'll admit, i didn't pay much attention to the story at first because it's new jersey and weird [ bleep ] always happening over there, right? i mean, if they were still making new "sopranos" episodes, tony would definitely be flying drones. "whoa, sil, check this out. you could take pictures of your neighbor's house." "i don't know anything about no drones, t." [ laughter ] "maybe if we had drones, we wouldn't have lost that [ bleep ] russian in the woods." [ laughter ] didn't go great. i feel great about it. [ laughter ] and again, shame on me, a new yorker, for not paying attention to a new jersey problem. it's just for new jerk -- new jerks. [ laughter ] new jerkers. [ cheers and applause ] "hey, that's what we are. we don't care. new jerkers." it's just for new yorkers, new jersey is like that next door neighbor with the beaded curtains and weird

and then one mice in exchange for security, brenda was. but this means we're not in areas where the government controlled. so for you to be able to take control of this mess, you have to fight and that's what the rebels asked if i did have a rice, which is why they would this way the way that. and that's why we saw incidence of abuse is because they both, i'm not going to sit down and let's just fight then you know easily and then pick up by this month. okay, so do you find a abuse for me? because what we're talking about to a will, people are going to get a gun to get killed. so what lines of being crossed. so rip became and we point of war, right? so women girls and boys became victims of will even like to speak such kinds of, you know, business as still ongoing and cultural became another to be use been used by the russians to be able to get confessions out of local, at the front of minus one the russians felt we're working closely with the rebels. so we've seen cases of a big troll arrest, extrajudicial cleans, and as i said in the are

but lucy, carrying brenda's email was on the score sheet as if he had beat christiana, rinaldo is on loss or to extend their lead in the savvy pro leak actors. michael douglas, spike lee and vin diesel were in attendance for this back to home. and it's yad were too fast, too serious. here is ben z mount opened the scoring for 2 minutes later. rinaldo level, looking for his 9th goal of the season. stephen berg line then scored the winning goal. and at a time for the 21 when they're now 5 points ahead of mclearnen enjoyed a one to in the 2nd practice session ahead of the final ground pre of the season. and i will be with her and we'll be looking to win the constructive championship. for the 1st time since 1998 on sunday. good early signs here are 4 time a champion master stop and could only finish 17 way over. build up the race has so far been overshadowed by a feud between the red bull driver and george russell. a dispute between the pair led to per stop and saying he will deliberately crash into him on thursday, russell said he refused to be bullied by him, or only was hamilton invit

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