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charo way open the charter a pathway forward toward negotiations and away from war so this is. i suspect. occupied a lot of time among the g 7 leaders particularly the 2 leaders that you mentioned not as a wreath tweeted after that short meeting he said the road ahead is going to be difficult but worth trying from iran's percent spur perspective what does it want like. would fundamentally wants relief from sanctions so they can sell its oil on the global market roughly 90 percent of iran's oil exports have been sanctioned have been blogged i think the wrongs economy is hurting i think is partly explains why zarif was so eager to come to the g 7 meeting you know the official iranian position is they don't want negotiations that that's largely for domestic political consumption within iran to satisfy you iranian hardliners so iran wants you know sanctions relief because its economy is in freefall there was this top wasn't what they were calling a couple of days ago compensation for the people of iran but i guess guessing from an idea to actual implementation that is it did an ext

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after brown spoke, and college in connecticut, blacksmith charo blair admired the bowie. it was a two-edged dirk with the blade about num eight inches long. they remembered. he could tell it was an expensive weapon. brown asked what it would cost to copy the blade, and attach it to, say, oh 1006 foot poles. he said kansans needed such weapons to defend their home against order ruffians and wild beasts. charles blair paused. unsure that he wanted this work, he quoted john brown a stiff price. he said it would cost $1 a piece. brown said, that's good enough for me. i want the made. now, the question is why parks? why not more bowie knives? why not swords? why not something else? brown had already used blades in kansas when his man hacked to death by southerners with god swords. the murders terrified most recital is. spreading 1000 blades across kansas would intensify the scare that brown had started. his choice of weapon mattered. john brown was an avid reader of military history. he knew that pikes represented the overthrow of aristocracy. medieval knights gained social an