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i'll spend time specifilly detailingna ch t secingesrc around the world ask then i'll talk about the more controversial issues. things like the charges of neocolonialism and issues that china iscced of, use on a sort of vaisiohere i think there might be a lot of misinformation. i hope you enjoy the evening and iope we'll have an opportunity to speak more about what's going on around the world. 'moingort o ndide. the global demand picture. there are three key aspects or key three factors driving global demand. the first one is the global population. the orld populatio rgh lio tayste ockeo 9 eoe on the planet by 20 50. you can see fromhe pictures i have in front of you that a lot of the demand pressure will be poti l imeinghe emerging world can that trend will continue with only roughly 12% of the world's population living in developed economies. >> i want to stateery clear and up fntthi laonro actually an aberration, something that has not been seen in historical context, and actually many sociologists and demographers believe it will not be seen nd0 ioopn tu an by 2100. i'm going to

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, she's still buried near my hometown, b not her native town because the chges going on i ins liunn ch iki e so fast, and all the cemeteries are being totally demolished. so that's the d part of china today. >> so that tension that that caused and grand ma's wish -- reabnd cll ai the boshow that's set within the tension of a family going through the changes in china at the time. and so that conflict betwn the old-fashioned rules and the old-fashiod ways and what -- and the modern wayshe t mo w ien p too d i just wanted to ask you, did you, did you see that when you started writing it? didyou see that, how that vehicle could work to talk abt china as well r fy, tsoinate u oue in i awt it before i started. because when i started the book, i realized that i wanted t make a family book. and we have seen a lot of the books right now, for example, faesbo the political drama during the cultural revolution. but her family and probably lots of others who had written about how the parents, they were persecuted during the cultural whily ict heeprent only cultural revolution. but most of the peopl

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think it is absolutely the perfect time to look at what the committee did and to extract from the deep ch shadows. the results were complex and in a new cases unfortunate. they hoelped to turn the war ino a racial ref are lugs. human rights were far ahead of their time and were strong-willed men who were determines to shape a war effort which was at best in different and frankly hostile. they understood what kind of war would need to be food. in practice, the committee's day-to-day work consisted of take i taking from army officers. none of the -- were public however, they leaked a great deal. it was cited as one of the fatal short comings. and i will come back to that later whether it was really a shortcoming. they produced 2,000 pages of reports. and the conduct from bull run to the petersburg creator. and the management of the potomac and the loyalty of senior officers and not surprisingly this committee irritate ed military men by askg questions about their strategy, problems, motivations and failures. the committee considered the abuse of union prisoners and the military administrati

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. >> para analizar las noticias de la semana están con nosotros arnoldo tisionorres y carlos ch, corresponsalen poner de acuerdo, porque es una pelea de idiologías, es ¿cómo hablar de dos países distintos, pero dicen que están completamente comprometidos con elk país, pero es una idiologia extgremista, claro ocurrió en virginia técnico y después en tucsono y después en aurora colorado y va a seetgui ocurriendo, se trata de un diálogo de sordos, debate entre los que aspiran a una mejor revolución, no hay cuentas de comunicación, ningun@ se punto (r)univision@@al puntoo preocupados de que podrían perder votos, aquí tienes un problema, quizás más leyes ayudarían pero no hablar de esto es un problema grande para el país, si lo llevamos a la pelea más mínima no se quieren meter en ese problema y yo creo que obama y romney no va aal punto ( armas de asalto . >> y después .univision@@al pun) estudio habemos unas 20 personas . >> según las encuesntras un 45% de todos tiene armas, aquí la mitad debiera tenerlos, y yo creo que la mitad no debiera tener problemas con los controles, yo no c reo que lo qu

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