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i don't think we can trust this crick. i would have understood if you wanted my worn socks or panties you know something sensible ok you just created at least five mental images i don't want. people say i am amused. when papers like the rocky mountain news disappear government corruption gets worse as it did in denver especially when it comes to municipal spending and borrowing this leads to one higher taxes to a less efficient government three uninformed citizens for fewer voters and of course five less material for paper maché. the depressing list well and i agree the rocky mountain news broke out lists candles that led to federal investigations of city officials so now there's no one to babysit these politicians but luckily they have one investigative reporter in denver so what if he's a tenth grader. that means you can pay him an extra credit only downside is his article with the headline city hall corrupted started with very webster defines corruption as dishonest conduct. so i would suggest. if you live in denver you

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in the uk we have kathy niakan at the crick institute doing effectively using crispr—cas9 for researchhat they do in development, their role in development. that is research on embryos. yep, yep. and is acceptable? well, ithink, she's following guidelines that have been in place for a while, since before crispr—cas9 came along. these are regulations that have been in position to govern the way that scientists do research. but you have said that, "i feel personally uncomfortable about the idea there could eventually be factories pumping out lots of human embryos for the purpose of human experimentation." you have said, "i can't put my finger on why but it cheapens something about human life." i do feel that way. i don't like the idea of embryos being created for the purpose of research somehow. it feels uncomfortable. in this case they were the by—product of ivf. right. in a way that's a bit different because they have been created for a purpose, and if they're not actually used for implantation and the donors are comfortable with it, then, you know, this is... of course the pressure wi

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cricke crickets. instablts is not an itmpeachabl offense.ers spin it into a positi positive. i can't say that on tv. >> one of the reasons he won in a sit ng the oval office is because he isn't a scripted robot. >> reporter: economics might not be trickle down but instability just might be. >> they do it because we have a white trash racist president. that's a fact. >> reporter: too strong tom. i demand you apologize and are fired. >> david is back with me now. david, on this idea of civility, we've had so many things that trump himself has said that been jaw dropping and we keep hearing you can't normal ieize this. now we have rudy giuliani, i'm just getting this crossing the wire telling the huffington post that trump could have shot comey and still couldn't be indicted for it. >> we were just talking about that. the california law review the president murders his valet and he can make this argument. now he's making that argument. it's pretty incredible. i think to be fair, we should point out that the course of our publ public conversatio

been warming up on the pitch already, before this very short opening ceremony gets under way, before crick, that is all he manages in england, that is all he is doing there, he will probably say something very different on portuguese tv. there is optimism behind this england group, because in the past they have all been scarred really, wouldn't you say, by past experiences at world cup, certainly the last two major championships when they were humiliated by iceland at euro 2016. famed to get out of their group at the last world cup cup in brazil but very few survivors from those experiences under gareth southgate. he knows his players very well, he has brought them through the age group, qualification flattered them as qualification usually does but let it hope they go out on monday, starting against tunisia in vog brad playing without fear, that is all we ask. but for today, this opening of the world cup, wejust ask. but for today, this opening of the world cup, we just hope we see some goals at least, because like i say, russia against saudi arabia, doesn't really fill you with much opti