it doesn't really frighten the regime on 2 other critical mass of people in the capital city it creates the possibility eat it eat it sees it sows doubt among members of the military and security apparatus that the regime is going to survive and owns they start their own ng that the regime is going to survive then they start to consider the possibility that they will not obey orders and the less pieces of the military and security apparatus start to doubt that they will obey orders then exam self open to the possibility of a rebellion and when the rebellion starts to meet lee the worst is a civil war between loyalists and rebels or which encourages under some conditions officials to actually tag along with the rebellion even if they don't particularly dislike the regime so there you have a kind of complex a game of anticipation within to the government which i think makes this moment extremely sensitive to 2 small incidents and small events that can tilt ok that action of the country as a whole ok let me bring in a melinda to this n n democracies. can a vote be considered a prot

an hour later the chp got calls of a child walking on the shoulder of the capital city freeway. marissa with how that boy got there. >> reporter: it is not something you see every day. a 10-year-old boy wandering alone on the freeway. chp said the little boy was spotted on the right-hand shoulder of northbound capital city freeway. drivers did not pull over to help her did call officers to alert them. just before 7:30 pm and officer picked up the boy and was able to connect him to a missing person's case. the chp officer who rescued him said he ran away from home. the boy left his home off of san jose way in oak park and traveled almost 2 miles a 40 minute walk to the freeway. he ended up on the northbound side just north of east street. police said the boy's mother did report him missing from the park home just after 6 pm. neighbors who know the little boy involved and live on the same street say it is a sensitive situation. other neighbors say this could have had a much different ending. >>> that is terrifying. to hear a little kid was walking along the freeway. i have seen so

costs of living turned violent riots on friday left a bus and apartment building burnt and the capital city subway system shattered president sebastian pinera says he would invoke a special security law to prosecute those responsible demonstrations began monday over a hike and metro fares which mostly high school students on the forefront of libyans go to the polls on sunday with their long serving president looking to extend his hold on power but after 14 years you morales his popularity is falling because of fears he may try to govern and definitely john heilemann has more from la paz. in rural mountain communities in bolivia there remains only one man for the top job going into sunday's elections ever more oil is already the country's longest standing president and still its most popular politician thanks to a consistently growing economy and programs like this one giving low income families the chance to build their own homes and use. i'm very happy i've worked so long in other people's houses working for the wealthy people and this time it'll be for me. banking on the support that come

the works will be displayed in ghana's capital city opera after the begin and. will be accompanied by a series of debates around the gama freedom project. as all very well coming to venice you know with the well heeled crowd and doing something like this but what the relevance and what resonance that they actually have within the country and not just in our. i mean and in the kind of south where people you know maybe east galleries but in communities across the country this is very much part. that's passed and. thousands of kilometers line between ghana and india but only a few meters separate that type of aliens. the world's biggest democracy is being represented in venice for only the 2nd time the government at the theme of the pavilion pays tribute to a national icon mahatma gandhi this year is the 150th anniversary of his path. everytime a dime's are faced with a death then we do look up to gandhi so the idea was to really look at these artists and how their new to all very subtly you walk him through his ideas and pronounce values of either p.s. nonviolence

our first state capital was in the city of detroit. troit served as the capital for 10 years, until 1847. our first state constitution stipulated that, 10 years down the road, the legislature would have to approve of a permanent site for the capital city. there were a lot of cities competing to become the state capital. was pickedonically, as the capital city because no one wanted to pick lansing. it was offered as a compromise location. the legislature built small wooden buildings that they used about 30 years until our present capital was constructed in 1879. the style of the capital is renaissance revival, or neo classical. in upper dome area is cast old iron. we are standing in the rotunda of the capital. this is the first space our tour groups come into. it is an awe-inspiring area. we are 160 feet from the class floor we ours -- glass floor to the dome. it is a total of 267 feet from the ground to the very top of the capital, which is comparable to the heights of the u.s. capitol in washington. we are in the governor's parlor, the

people have been displaced within mali he does use funding for sharks sent us this report from the capital city of. it's only a stone's throw from here to downtown the only short ride from the bustle of the city to this camp but it may as well be on a different planet many in the city say they are unaware of this camp for displaced full on herdsman built on a waste dump this is definitely not the home or anybody would want to leave for anybody should live yet it has become the home of more than 1000 people who fled from interethnic violence in central mali and yes this is their home on a landfill full of waste and their homes also made of waste the smoke that you see around me is because of the waste that's being burnt around them. the smell is overpowering. people burning weights to clear a little space creating thick smoke there drifts through this site. we will file a complaint against the government this can't work like this it's not ok to leave trash here if you have trash you how are you supposed to keep healthy this is not easy or even possible. to deter some to the 1000000 man the camp

in the capital city of siena is in a state of shock. violence on thursday sent city residents into a panic as alleged members of the scene a look at them launched a coordinated assault against police. on friday mexico's security cabinet took responsibility for what they called the failed operation aimed at detaining. son of notorious cartel leader. better known as el chapo mexico's national defense secretary added that authorities were caught off guard. we underestimated the criminal organizations response capabilities in preventing the capture of a video guzman lopez the security cabinet ordered our forces to withdraw in order to prevent a higher incidence of violence and what occurred during his daily morning press conference the mexican president defended the decision made by his cabinet members . i backed the decision because i consider protection of the people the most important thing the most important thing is to protect against loss of life the most important thing is peace. while gun fights in fires from burning vehicles raged o

success a great success as you may have noticed never before has a demonstration paralyzed the capital citycannot create this much. and cannot prove remains paralyzed the opposition promising that they want to keep their protests. now joined by. the chief of staff and spokesperson of the heat off again a in opposition and former prime minister. welcome to do it every effort and that yes so you mobilize people to come out what is the way forward. who people of in a responded massively to the 2nd issue ricci's national front for the defense of the constitution called to protest against the constitution or could it tell and the plain assassination of our democracy it in fact until mentioned people in a movie lighting event a new change in the goal to chew shown all sort of cause is to grunt. good to us to come to and restart up to defend our constitution including return limitation and democratic and generation. and that the president think he needs a modern constitution surely there's nothing wrong with that. well which provisions of the current constitution are in conflict with modernity and

taking out japanese military targets but laying waste to the capital city of ghana, overall in the fighting forces of the buildings in guam were destroyed and the japanese saw themselves fighting it didn't fight, they turned on the romanians and began beheading and executing hundreds of them heads sort of rolling through the streets. as a preview of what might happen in the philippines. shortly after, the united states and the douglas mccartney went to take the philippines, and particularly focuses its attention on the city of manila. the city containing a million people. at that., the six largest city in the united states, and united states forces first started by bombarding it. but arming it. aiming for japanese military targets but aware that bombs can't always discriminate friend from foe. and then the united states army, came in on the ground hoping to dislodge them from the city or japanese had set up and fortify their positions. i started by doing it this artisanal weight by entering these buildings, trying to dislodge the japanese from where they were pulled up. leaking out the cost

then it's the end of the line for an instagram or hot spot in vietnam's capital city hanoi authorities have begun restricting access to alleyways straddling and urban train lines saying that the throngs of picture takers are risking their lives for the perfect snap. a century old rail line now flanked by homes and businesses and vietnam's bustling capital hanoi the alleys have become an iconic backdrop in the instagram era drawing tourists from all over eager to snap their own photos. enterprising locals hoping to cash in set up shops and cafes making the tracks a popular spot to hang out superior for and the fact that you have coffee shops and people who are actually living in this area every day having to see this it's quite remarkable. but authorities decided to put an end to the fun after a train had to make an emergency stop last weekend to avoid hitting tourists. they've put up barricades and signs ordering tourists to stay off the tracks no pictures allowed. they've also ordered the real side cafes to bring their tables indoors business owners disapprove. i'm sad because it was

thousands of algerians have marched to the capital algiers and other cities the protesters are demanding further reforms and corruption investigations ahead of elections change old for december weekly demonstrations have continued since the former president resigned in april. typhoon haiyan this is closing in on the coast essential japan one man has died after high winds overturned his car in the city of it she had a near tokyo meteorologists say the typhoon could be the most dangerous in more than 60 years hundreds of thousands of residents have been told to evacuate areas in the storm's path. all hopes for an end to days of unrest in ecuador are fading after indigenous ladies rejected a proposal from the president to hold direct talks they want president menem or a note to reinstate a fuel subsidy taken away taken away as part of a $4200000000.00 deal with the international monetary fund. is chaos on the streets of ecuador's capital quito day by day the violence between protesters and police becomes wilder. protesters invade buildings and fight with improvised weapons police are unable

most populated island in japan which is where poultry capital tokyo is located but certainly the capital city and surrounding areas already as you mentioned feeling the effects of this storm that certainly expected to get a lot worse in fact the peak of the strength of this storm here in the capital is expected to come at around 9 o'clock tonight local time so that's in about 5 hours from now we're seeing a lot of heavy rain falling in the city the wind is getting stronger alibi hour again that is expected to get a lot worse as far as the rainfall goes full cost as the saying that we may see this storm bringing levels of rainfall that we haven't seen since a deadly typhoon struck tokyo back in 1958 it's probably should have been a weekend when the sporting world much of it would have been focused on japan with those 2 rugby world cup games cancelled there is a possibility of a 3rd one on sunday being cancelled as well a decision on that will be made on sunday morning by the tone of the golden eyes is the formula one grand prix in suzuka which is about 300 kilometers to the south of tokyo that

two millennia, the temple of the parthenon has been towering over what has become the bustling capital cityf greece. nestled at the bottom of its slopes, the modern acropolis museum houses most of the artefacts found in the area. and this year, it celebrates its 10th anniversary. this museum replaced an older building that had become just too small to house the sheer number of antiquities found on the hill. it's ten times the size, it's got a unique collection, and as you can see from the queues, it's pretty popular. almost 15 million people have passed through the doors of the museum since it was opened a decade ago. and to mark the anniversary, a whole new section has just been opened to the public underneath the building. so, what are we looking at here? this is part of the ancient city of athens which is at the foot of the acropolis hill. it's actually a residential neighbourhood. there are houses of everyday people, and workshops, bath, private and public buildings. the acropolis museum was built on top of this vast excavation site, a challenge for any good architect. but a source of g

thousands had congregated in the castling capital during the day many more had been marching on the city for the past 3 days outraged over harsh prison sentences for separatist leaders i protest we have political prisoners here in europe but that's inexcusable we have to protest against it. and don't even think that we're demanding our rights and especially our independence we demand democracy or let him get out you know. the protests remained peaceful until some demonstrators began pelting the police headquarters with eggs some say the police are to blame for the escalation as well yes but that if the police provoke us we have to respond we have a right to protest in the media then if that is worse than. spain's prime minister condemns the unrest. you know you think i'm an article i'm not i don't want you to think that the vandalism and the violence in catalonia will go unpunished yes and i want to you know this the capital. the catalonian regional president also condemned the violence while at the same time backing the protesters demands. but all of us sentenced to 100 years for stagin

along with bobby helmets and the type of london as one of the capital cities create icons fitting therefore that this same image should be applied to tackling london's hidden shame the fact that in this prosperous global city rough sleeping on desks of the homeless are more sleeve rising it is not in doubt that is public support for action on the scandal otherwise there wouldn't be the public financial support for the well known charities such as shelter crisis and the big issue however today we focus on specific practical action in the battle against homelessness and one of the that just cities in the world alex speaks to dan atkins i'm jason armstrong of buses for homeless. so that americans tell us who gave you the idea of buses for homeless you know sort of being building buses and coaches for the last 5 or 6 years now and one day i walked into the yard and there was a 68 year old gentleman who was a close friend of mine who was actually sleeping rough under way you put your luggage in a coach well that broke my heart so literally that day we went out we brought him a bus took it back t

julian's are facing the consequences of the ongoing protests in their everyday lives santiago the capital city is already short on gas. they go short there's only one type of gasoline in this town that makes it more complicated than this at this i hope the situation will improve in the next few days. for some of the benefit but it's unlikely supermarkets are crowded forcing customers to wait in line just to get in. basic products are being rationed amidst the uncertainty. this is a look at that if we're stocking up on goods because we don't know what's going to happen every day rather than getting better this is them is getting worse we have to stock up because maybe things will go back to normal but we don't know we don't know because we don't have an answer from the government every day the president speaks up but it doesn't say anything that couldn't be not in favor of the. new reforms announced by president kenyatta included guaranteed minimum wage and fairer electricity costs but they've fallen short of protesters expectations. somalia feel they don't think they might make it over to the

it doesn't really frighten the regime once you have a critical mass of people in the capital city it creates the possibility eat it eat it sees it sows doubt among members of the military and security apparatus that the regime is going to survive and owns this that that winning that the regime is going to survive then they start to consider the possibility that they will not obey orders and less pieces of the military and security apparatus start to doubt that they will obey orders then exam self open to the possibility of a rebellion and when the rebellion starts to mutely the worst is a civil war between loyalists and rebels or which encourages under some conditions a physicist to actually tag along with the rebellion even if they don't particularly dislike the regime so there you have a kind of complex a game of anticipation within to the government which i think makes this moment extremely sensitive to 2 small incidents and small events that can tilt ok that action of the country as a whole ok let me bring an end to this in and democracies. can a vote be considered a protest i

do we have a picture of the capital city ground? it didn't lead us capital city ground? ended up. sherwood forest. there you go. eventually! where legends grow! so there you have it. hello there. we have had heavier outbreaks of rain today. following in its place, much colder air arriving to the north and west of the country. it should stay mild for another day or two to for many of us in the south. the weather picture tonight, cold air continues to feed and across northern ireland, scotla nd and across northern ireland, scotland and northern england. also, we will see a mixture of clear spells and showers, but notice, the showers will have a wintry change over the hills in scotland. we could see a bit of snow here for a time. in the south, relatively mild. so a big temperature contrast. we have got frustrating setting in place across northern areas, which could lead to a few icy stretches, particularly where we see overnight showers. in the south, still relatively mild. temperatures holding up at around 10—12d for most of us. the dividing line between the cold and cool

of living turned violent riots on friday night left a bus an apartment building burnt in the capital city's subway system closed demonstrations began on monday over a hike in metro fares with mostly high school students at the forefront of protests and the truce in northern syria is largely holding despite accusations from both kurdish forces and turkey of violations president russia has warned the offensive will resume within minutes if kurdish rebels don't abide by the terms of the 5 day cease fire. protests now jira show no sign of stopping as thousands took to the streets and what is now the 35th week of demonstrations protests is a call for the government to rid itself of any remnants of the regime of former president abdelaziz bouteflika resigned after mass protests and i will people are also voicing their support for the more than 100 journalists and activists who have been detained. all right so those are the headlines the news continues on the al-jazeera after witness statement after watching. the moon the 1st. i don't mind this news on the telly to tell us a little reality. is tha

lansing was sort of picked as the capital city because no one wanted to pick lansing. it was offered as a compromise. a smallslature built wooden building, which they use for about 30 years until our present capital was constructed. here ise of the capital renaissance revival, or neoclassical. the exterior is faced with saint-saens -- sandstone and the exterior is cast-iron. right now, we are standing in the rotunda of the capital. this is the first base our tour groups get to come into. we are 160 feet from the floor we are standing on to the inner dome. the exterior dome goes another 100 feet above that for a total of 267 feet from the ground to the very top of the capital, which is comparable to the height of the u.s. capitol in washington. are in the governor's parlor. the second floor, east wing of the capital. the parlor was used originally as a receiving space to meet legislatures, constituents, maybe the occasional foreign interior. space is basically used for the same function nowadays. this space is probably the most actively restored out of any in the capital

that lorry it was a great industrial park it's grazed in ethics which is up to the east of the capital city one man it's been arrested a 25 year old man from northern ireland arrested on suspicion of murder and it appears at the moment that the mari came from ball garia originally entered the u.k. or into the mainland of the quay at the port of holyhead in north wales not the transit point for trades and lorries coming in from northern ireland. the police are treating it as a tragic incident and a murder inquiry has begun they say it will take a lengthly process to identify the victims that talking about $38.00 adults and want major cordon around the scene is expected to be in price for quite some time. and it is. for a council is working to. mitigate the impact on surrounding businesses but everybody's thoughts will be their relatives the bereaved relatives and with the tragic 9 people who've lost their lives in this incident and we will have more on that as it becomes available to us but let's move on to other news now russian military police have started patrols in northeastern so as par

the gap between rich and poor has widened by 40% since the financial crisis — with capital cities gainingans by the uk health service to treat children with mental disorders triggered by gaming and social media over—use. the chief executive of the health service has accused internet firms of cashing in on young people's addictions. and one other technology story — this time from the bbc website. it examines the emergence of the new buzzword — femtech — basically any form of online application aimed at women. some love it, but plenty hate it. the article asks whether it helps or hinders equality.

armed with this information i went to meet some taiwanese wikipedians at a hackathon in the capital city a very crazy year. yeah, a lot of taiwanese. we have been attacked and left. later on they pointed me to some examples of the kind of manipulation they say is happening on wikipedia on chinese related issues. one concerns the very nature of taiwan itself is it an independent nation or in fact a province of china? the repeating editing power articles on the indus and chinese wikipedia and they wipe out the taiwan open and just keep the china really repeating itself. power has part of china powers the provinces of china. it's not like outright vandalism it's just like pruning the language. shifting the language to kind of go from one thing to another. how long has it been going on for? years. years? and examples kept flowing such as the senkaku islands a disputed territory actually but which for a while was china's inherent territory at least in mandarin on the wiki data pages. although there are elected office holders with powers to take down or lock articles some of taiwan's wikipedia

the gap between rich and poor has widened by 40% since the financial crisis — with capital cities gainingt and rural areas losing. the daily telegraph reports plans by the uk health service to treat children with mental disorders triggered by gaming and social media over—use. the chief executive of the health service has accused internet firms of cashing in on young people's addictions. and one other technology story — this time from the bbc website. it examines the emergence of the new buzzword — femtech — basically any form of online application aimed at women. some love it, but plenty hate it. the article asks whether it helps or hinders equality. helping me to take a look at the papers is priya lakhani, founder of century tech — an educational software company. talking about the times. many have this on the front page of their paper. justice for my son. you have the two mothers. us accused of betrayal in this diplomatic row, says the times. and it is pretty shameful. in this case, the forces agreement. it is an important immunity that is created in the vienna convention in the 1960s a

mexican security forces were on a routine patrol in similar as capital city when gunmen opened fire on them. security forces returned fire initially capturing 4 men among them the son of the former head of the senate alone drug cartel york in el chapo guzman. one of them was identified as a video because my lopez asked result several organized crime groups surrounded the house with the force great and out of the patrol unit other criminal groups initiated violence against other citizens. caravans of cartel gunmen took over the city setting fires blocking major intersections and killing civilians indiscriminately the force wielded by the cartel gunmen so superior that the authorities decided to release the video guzman in order to avoid a further escalation of violence the incarceration of former cartel top man el chapo in one of the highest security prisons in the united states has left a dangerous power vacuum in the sinhala and drug cartel it's true. a surge of violence in mexico as various would be contenders fight for control of the powerful drug cartel. now to one of the biggest r

but there's no cars heading down an avenue that would usually be full of the it's not all of the capital city pies but especially in the south groups of neighbors have blocked off most of the roads. elsewhere in the country protests continued a general strike and today. in the industrial hub of santa cruz the election results are in but the discontent he continues john home and i'll just pass. in level has this warning that if the government falls the country could fall back into civil war as blow is a political movement and as part of prime minister saad hariri is coalition government its followers tried to disrupt the demonstrations on friday leading to scuffles in beirut stephanie deca has the latest from the lebanese capital. in the 9th day of these protests and we've seen some trouble already at the protest areas we had a group of men who supported hezbollah enter the square in front of me as were just a couple 100 meters away from here they started rolling stone steps there were injuries among the protesters it was very tense people were very scared the police on the ground riot police

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sam is in ukraine, the capital city of kiev.ow know that ukraine will audit its cases overseen by its predecessors. is that bowing to pressure as critics are seeing this? and what's the view in that country? >> reporter: well, the view in ukraine, and very much the view of the prosecutor general this is not the result of american pressure, but as a result of ukraine's new regime, new presidency, to clean out the corrupt processes of the previous prosecutors general, both of whom were sources used by rudy giuliani to put together a dossier of so far completely unsubstantiated theorys that make all kinds of allegations against hunter and joe biden. so the government was responding 35 hours or so after it came to public with donald trump to investigate the bidens. what he said there would be a broad investigation of a number of corruption cases including the investigations and activities of the man who owns the company upon which hunter biden sat on the board. that is as far as it goes. very, very reluctant to use the term "biden"

this is not a celebratory moment here in the capital city. this is a solemn moment. it's a sober moment. it's a serious moment. none of us came to congress to impeach this president or any president, but duty now requires that we investigate the serious wrongdoing that is hiding in plain sight. this is a moment for every single member of the house of representatives to put principle over party, to put the constitution above corruption, to put democracy above dereliction of duty. this is not a moment -- this impeachment inquiry is not about democrats versus republicans, not about the left versus the right. it's not about the liberals versus conservatives. the impeachment inquiry is about right versus wrong. and we have a constitutional responsibility to follow the facts, apply the law, be guided by the constitution and present the evidence of wrongdoing to the american people. the impeachment inquiry is about abuse of power. it's about betrayal. it's about corruption. it's about national security. it's about the integrity of our elections, it's about defending our dem

it's our capital city. students in that particular district. 7% of the students are testing perficient and algebra. 9% are testing perficient in biology. 13% in english. that is unacceptable. the secretary was gracious enough to come to the capital city and we saw harrisburg elementary catholic elementary school k-8. those students were across-the-board minority ,tudents, low income students many single-parent families or the grandparents were doing much of their rearing or the education. they were wearing uniforms, great discipline, great love, great learning environment. we heard a particular single mom with two boys in eighth grade and seventh grade, who said it was the single most important decision in her life and that without the scholarship, which was about maybe one third of the amount, so she had to come up with the other amount for the tuition because it's not cheap to have that school. she said it was the single most important decision and that she had her kids on the path where they would be abl

santiago, the capital city is already short on gas. >> there is only wanted with gasoline. it makes more complicated. i hope the situation will improve in the next few days. that is unlikely. supermarkets are crowded, forcing customers to wait in line just to get in. basic products are being rationed amidst the uncertainty. we are stocking up on goods because we don''t know w what wl happen. rather than getting better, the system is s getting worse. maybe things will go back to normal but we don't know. we don't know because we don't have an answer from the government. every day, the president's but he doesn't say anything. numeral forms announced by the president include a guaranteed minimum wage and fairer electricity costs. they have fallen short of protester expectations. >> the subway was burned because if everything has to be burned well, everything has to be burned. we have been marching for years. all of the regions throughout cilic. nobody listens to us. state workers have started to date general strike on thursday as protests continue to rock this government. the

but there's no cars heading down an avenue that would usually be full of them is not all of the capital city powers but especially in the south groups of neighbors have blocked off most of the roads. elsewhere in the country protests also continued a general strike and today its 3rd day in the industrial hub of santa cruz the election results are in but the discontent he continues john homan al jazeera the pas. well in lebanon hezbollah is warning that if the government falls the country could return to civil war has fallen as a political movement and as prime minister saad hariri this coalition government and its followers tried to disrupt the demonstrations on friday leading to scuffles in beirut stephanie death as in the lebanese capital. is the 9th day of these protests and we've seen some trouble already at the protest areas we had a group of men who supported. enter the square in front of me government not as we're just a couple 100 meters away from here they started throwing stones sticks the word injuries among the protesters it was very tense people were very scared the police on th

it was a chaotic and confusing day in the mexican state of siena low in the capital city of yet county which is normally exempt from the sort of violence that takes place from from cartels that control certain regions of the state and we see that it was confusing because it was violence on the streets from heavily armed men against police officers and it was announced that say that the violence was rooted in the apprehension the detention of you who smile of the son of the new tourist cartel leader. whose mine there was an exchange of gunfire between police and these armed men believed to be associated with the cartel these men were heavily armed were saying that they were using machine guns and high caliber weapons against police at one point the security minister of the country said that the actually released the son of working who smiled to protect lives presumably here say that the cartel members out i were out gunny the police officers separately we heard reports that there were 50 or so prisoners that escaped from a nearby from a nearby prison and and this all of it's this chaos

the works will be displayed in gone as capital city opera after the begin on the island will be accompanied by a series of debates around the gonna freedom project. it's all very well coming to venice you know with the well heeled crowd and doing something like this but what the relevance of what resonance that they actually have within the country not just in our ground i mean and in the kind of sounds where people you know maybe east west galleries but in communities across the country this is very much part of this process. thousands of kilometers running between ghana and india but only a few meters separate that type of indians the world's biggest democracy is being represented in venice for only the 2nd time the government set the theme the pavilion pays tribute to a national icon mahatma gandhi this year is the 150th anniversary of his. but. every time every time some places understand we do look up to gandhi so the idea was to really look at these artists and how they're lewd to all very subtly you walk him through his ideas and pronounce values of either p.s. nonviolence passive re

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