and dean turning on magruder. and that was all hidden from view at the time. so, you know, i like to think that well all the president's men was the first rough draft of history told from the perspective of the reporters, but i've you know 50 years later you get many more interesting perspectives, so i didn't want to rehash all that stuff. so i think your book is very even-handed for. a criminal like richard nixon, but i would say if there were heroes in this story in a way. we look at it as a story. it's john surica. some people think john dean is a hero. it was interesting to hear. the rendition of how he came up with his testimony and how he used the tapes to create his own testimony. but the central one here the most perhaps most important one was alexander butterfield. it doesn't get a lot of credit even though we have all of these tapes that basically once he explained that these tapes were there. it confirmed everything that dean said and all of the others actions, so maybe you want to comment on that. i th

>> dean: oh. turn it off. whoa. >> anthony: well, how do you feel? >> dean: good luck. dying.p in -- >> anthony: i don't like the way he looks. he looks unhappy. all right. >> cryo worker: sorry. did you notice how like the last 40, 50 seconds were the coldest? >> dean: yeah. >> cryo worker: pretty much his whole session is gonna be like that last 40, 50 seconds. >> anthony: oh the whole -- oh, great. >> cryo worker: the whole session. because you're doing second. >> anthony: oh yeah, that's uncomfortable. >> cryo worker: you're already in negative 306. >> anthony: oh yeah. it's bad. that's bad. that's not good. >> dean: you can do it. >> cryo worker: you feelin' all right? >> anthony: no, no, it's bad. oh, i gotta like rub some hot chicken all over my body. >> cryo worker: you're ten seconds in. >> anthony: oh! don't tell me that. >> cryo worker: but you see, he's already in negative 308. you didn't hit negative 306 and 308 till the last minute. >> anthony: how long have i got? >> cryo worker: you're not even halfway there. >> anthony: i'm not even halfway there. oh. >> dean:

[applause] dean baker: so what's next for you? [laughter] rep. cheney: i, obviously i'm going to be working on the select committee and finishing out my time as wyoming's representative, then i will make decisions after that. as i said, tuesday was a good day, but this battle is far from over. i have said the most important thing is to make sure donald trump is nowhere near the oval office ever again. that commitment remains. [applause] rep. cheney: so, i'm going to do whatever i need to do to make sure that's the case. dean baker: it seems as though, at the same time that donald trump saul ron desantis star rise substantially, how do you see his role as the future potential leader of the republican party? rep. cheney: i think the republican party has a lot of future potential leaders. [laughter] [applause] dean baker: diplomatically put, unsurprisingly. we are going to turn shortly to audience questions, get your questions ready. before i do, there are a lot of people here who would like to make a difference in politics and public policy. do you

mcgruder turning on dean and dean turning on mcgruder.to think all the presidents men all the presidents men was the first draft of history but i didn't want to rehash all that stuff. b i think your book is very even-handed for a criminal like richard nixon. but i would say if there were heroes in the story and the way we have looked at it some people think john dean is a hero and it was interesting to hear their rendition of how he came up with this testimony and now he created his own but the central one perhaps the most important one was someone who didn't get a lot of credit even though we have all these tapes. let's explain the tapes were there to confirm everythingg tht dean said and all of the others. so maybe you want to comment on that predicting terror here is the story but it's certainly not a protagonist here. >> he had been a colonel in the u.s. air force and haldeman recruited into the white house. he was not a party guy. he was in charge ofge the paperwork and they also happen to be in charge of the taping. he was not going

mcgruder's, the fingering of mcgruder leads to john dean becoming worried about his future and john dean turning trader on it nixon and cooperating withprosecutors . it's like a sort of in shakespeare you have one big tragedy you have hubris and then you have crisis and then you have catastrophe and then ndyou have at the end some kind of catharsis or resolution. and so this is what happens, because of hubris the opening scene of them thinking everything is wonderful, s let's resolve this watergate problem and then you got the mccord's letter to the judge and then you get the catastrophe of all the aides starting on each other and finding nixon then being forced to part with his closest, to closest aides, haldeman and ehrlichman. and nixon coming very close at that point to thinking he had to resign himself. he actually manages to hang on for another year but that's the case, he had gone long enough to be fight he you probably all remember it over whether or not the case will be published. >> so we see the other quality or characteristic of the tragic story is that you have to see the he

justice kagan: it is funny because when i was the first dean, my first first was dean of harvard law school. when i got there, a lot of people were making a fuss about it. at that point, kathleen had been the first dean of a major law school and i was like, well she -- well, she has done it already. it is not like a real first first, and i was sort of dismissive of the whole thing. and then, i started talking to the women alumni of harvard not -- harvard and i learned not to be dismissive of it. for all of these women who had gone through harvard law school in the bad years, and there were lots of bad years, it was such a momentous thing to have a woman at the head of the school and realize that even if i thought, people i know have done similar things, it was a momentous thing for a lot of people, and i think about the women on the supreme court, too. sometimes people say if there are women there, they will think differently about the law than men will. and i have to say that is not usually true. in an occasional exceptional case, but usually women and i think it has become, with ju

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dean bergman at honeybee robotics. honeybee robotics is developing cutting edge tools to help nasa find and extract water on the moon or mars. - oh. nice. - [dean] why don't we go look at some cool things. - alright. - [dean] we are developing these technologies to be able to create a sustainable civilization off of our planet. water is the most precious resource in space. just because we can use it for so much and the more we can collect, the more ability we'd have to really live off world and on other planets. - [narrator] in 2009, nasa confirmed the presence of water onhe moon the form of ice. some estimate more than a hundred million tons might be found under the surface at the moon's south pole. not only will future space faring pioneers, need this water to drink and grow food. (water drips) this essential liquid has another potential important use in space. by splitting water to hydrogen and oxygen, both of these molecules can be used as propellant for spacecrafts. - [dean] water can also be used as rockefuel. so

well, he is according to a big dean at cambridge , the a big dean at cambridge, the reverend williamearson is going to be here to figure out what that's about. the state of christendom, as approach the start of the nativity. but this the beatles channel. so for now listen to the people are not doing it right. get in all your questions and comments. jb views at gbnews.uk you can tweet at gb news and it's all coming up right after the news with tatiana sanchez . thank marc. tatiana sanchez. thank marc. this is the latest from the gb newsroom. more than 50 conservative mps have signed a letter urging the prime minister to introduce emergency legislation to ease the migrant crisis . they want modern slavery crisis. they want modern slavery laws changed so that people are returned . safe countries faster returned. safe countries faster . they also say those who claim been trafficked should be sent without objection. signatories, including sir graham brady and esther mcvey , believe it would esther mcvey, believe it would deter people from crossing channel. gb news now understands almost 4

well, he is according to a big dean at cambridge , the a big dean at cambridge, the reverend williamearson is going to be here to figure out what that's about. the state of christendom, as approach the start of the nativity. but this the beatles channel. so for now listen to the people are not doing it right. get in all your questions and comments. jb views at gbnews.uk you can tweet at gb news and it's all coming up right after the news with tatiana sanchez . thank marc. tatiana sanchez. thank marc. this is the latest from the gb newsroom. more than 50 conservative mps have signed a letter urging the prime minister to introduce emergency legislation to ease the migrant crisis . they want modern slavery crisis. they want modern slavery laws changed so that people are returned . safe countries faster returned. safe countries faster . they also say those who claim been trafficked should be sent without objection. signatories, including sir graham brady and esther mcvey , believe it would esther mcvey, believe it would deter people from crossing channel. gb news now understands almost 4

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the dean agreed -- and yale. the dean agreed with equity concerns voiced by other schools. e nking.hastting and east bay martial arts studio is asking for help to build a newojo in oakland. as tim johns shows us, one of the few black owned martial arts studios, it is about more than just money. on most nights during the week, you can find kenneth pitts teaching martial arts. >> i forget about other things i would normally worry about consistently or would be on my mind. i leave that at the door. >> for years, pitts has taught almost every age group. >> we learned how to defend ourselves when we are in danger. >> the past few years have been more difficult than most. covid and rising costs for space to close his dojo in oakland. he builds a new martial arts studio in the backyard. >> the total cost is estimated to be over $80,000. he says it is worth the money. >> you cannot put a price on what i see. but the students are achieving. >> while the project gets off the ground, a gofundme has been set up. pitts says he is committed to helping pass along his knowledge generation to genera

it's a dean's list. a in theaters only also new this week is the sequel to the pre pandemic hit knives out who done it now back with a worthy follow-up glass onion, a knives out mystery. daniel craig is back as detective blanc on a private greek island owned by a billionaire tech where murder takes place. and everyone in the all-star ensemble is a suspect will not quite as sharp as its predecessor class. and it is still plenty entertaining and often laugh out loud. funny. it's a dean's list b in theaters for a week and then headed to netflix with the family this weekend. there's disney strange world, the story of a family of explores trying to save their world. a strange power by descending into the unknown world beneath the surface visually and story wise, strange world pushes the envelope of creativity with beautiful imaginative landscapes, a strong family plotline, but also the bold step of disney's first teenager, character. almost a non issue in the movie but treated with love and acceptance. it's a

ah, a marion evans dean. it's good to have you with us negotiators and the u. n's. com . 27 climate summit in egypt have reached a draft deal on a loss and damage fund for vulnerable nations after days of gridlock. the proposal would see countries agree to set up a fund to compensate the nations bearing the brunt of climate change calls for such a fund having dominated the last 2 weeks of talks month. the proposal still needs to be voted on by delegates, and it postponed the key decision of which countries would pay into the new fund until next year is un climate summit. i spoke a short time ago to mincie janelle tan. she's a climate justice activist from the philippines, and i asked her about the significance of this compensation fun for countries in the global south, which are battling climate change. i country is under the rose climate global countries, the world climate crisis just a week before comp be insured, at least $1000000.00 us dollars in damage in infrastructure agriculture. that's just one of th

it's a dean's list. only also new this week is the sequel to the pre pandemic hit knives out who done it now back with a worthy follow-up glass onion, a knives out mystery. daniel craig is back as detective blanc on a private greek island owned by a billionaire tech where murder takes place. and everyone in the all-star ensemble is a suspect will not quite as sharp as its predecessor. glass. onion is still plenty entertaining and often laugh out loud. funny. it's a dean's list b in theaters for a week and then headed to netflix with the family this weekend. there's disney strange world, the story of a family of explores trying to save their world. a strange power by sending into the unknown world beneath the surface visually and story wise, strange world pushes the envelope of creativity with beautiful imaginative landscapes, a strong family plotline, but also the bold step of disney's first teenager, character. almost a non issue in the movie but treated with love and acceptance. it's a pg rated dean's

it's a dean's list. a in theaters only also new this week is the sequel to the pre pandemic hit knives out who done it now back with a worthy follow-up glass onion, a knives out mystery. daniel craig is back as detective blanc on a private greek island owned by a billionaire tech genius where murder takes place. and everyone in the all-star ensemble is a suspect will not quite as sharp as its predecessor. glass. onion is still plenty entertaining and often laugh out loud. funny. it's a dean's list b in theaters for a week and then headed to netflix with the family this weekend. there's disney strange world, the story of a family of explores trying to save their world. a strange power by sending into the unknown world beneath the surface visually and story wise, strange world pushes the envelope of creativity with beautiful imaginative landscapes, a strong family plotline, but also the bold step of disney's first teenager character. almost a non issue in the movie but treated with love and acceptance. it'

it was a dean who brought the complaint. it was a dean who was charging her.hat she's going to call a dean on call when every single time she's work with a dean within this process, they have done nothing but bully and be punitive toward her, that is not offering her support. and to then after the fact have her write them saying she's quote shocked and distraught, and do nothing to check in on her welfare, not call her, not send someone to check in her room, the fact that it was even told to her after hours when she was by herself and she was not brought in and had this discussed in person, when there were resources available to her, that is a breach of the standard of care. universities don't give this type of news after hours to people in the dark when they know that these types of people are perfectionists, never have gotten in trouble before in their life. >> and as we know, there is a mental health crisis going on nationwide, particularly among young people on college campuses and high schools who have had to deal with covid the last couple of years and a

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this is stealing. >> jesse: she keeps mentioning the dean. who is the dean? if they are anything like the president of the college, it makes sense. you see trinity president sweeney isn't a fan of watters but i'm not going to get into that right now. good good news is president sweeney noticed this little flag incident got a little traction and now she feels bad about it. sent out a little email to all the students quote as i understand the matter an apology was issued on the same day the removal of the students who own the flags for the manner in which the policy was enforced. we will work harder to ensure greater awareness and consistent compliance moving forward. yadda yadda yadda well we reached out to the patriots who got their flags taken down lucas and ken join me now. so, other flags are hanging. what kind of flags do they have hanging? they had lt. flags, they had transgender flags, blm flags which we have no problem with any of those flags hanging we believe everyone has a right to their own opinion and beliefs and everyone should be able to put the

it's a dean's list.rs only also new this week is the sequel to the pre pandemic hit knives out? who done it now back with a worthy follow-up glass onion, a knives out mystery. daniel craig is back as detective blanc on a private greek island owned by a billionaire tech genius where murder takes place. and everyone in the all-star ensemble is a suspect will not quite as sharp as its predecessor class. and it is still plenty entertaining and often laugh out loud. funny. it's a dean's list b in theaters for a week and then headed to netflix with the family this weekend. there's disney strange world, the story of a family of explores trying to save their world from a strange power by descending into the unknown world beneath the surface visually and story wise, strange world pushes the envelope of creativity with beautiful imaginative landscapes, a strong family plotline, but also the bold step of disney's first teenager, character. almost a non issue in the movie but treated with love and acceptance. it's a

it's a dean's list.eaters only also new this week is the sequel to the pre pandemic hit knives out who done it now back with a worthy follow-up glass onion, a knives out mystery. daniel craig is back as detective blanc on a private greek island owned by a billionaire tech genius where murder takes place. and everyone in the all-star ensemble is a suspect will not quite as sharp as its predecessor. glass. onion is still plenty entertaining and often laugh out loud. funny. it's a dean's list b in theaters for a week and then headed to netflix with the family this weekend. there's disney strange world, the story of a family of explores trying to save their world. a strange power by sending into the unknown world beneath the surface visually and story wise, strange world pushes the envelope of creativity with beautiful imaginative landscape, a strong family plot line, but also the bold step of disney's first teenager character. almost a non issue in the movie but treated with love and acceptance. it's a pg r

i know that it was his idea to open the journalism faculty of belarus my father was not the first deanlty, journalism the faculty of journalism was created at bsu in 1944, but at that time the belarusian university was in evacuation in moscow, in the suburbs of the skhodni station. less than a year. as a faculty, it was transformed into a department of the faculty of philology and in the forty-fifth year, uh, it existed as a department, since my father graduated from the department of journalism. all his life he had a dream, so to speak, he worked at the university, was in his park chairman the dean of the philological faculty. so, uh, and he had a dream to create a recreate faculty, journalism, and in 1967 this dream came true , i must say that it was not easy, because the then rector was famous rector of our academy of vsevchenkov. e. antonov was categorically opposed to the fact that the department of journalism was resurrected. i remember the phrase that my father often repeated to grisha, why do you need it? faculty you have a philological faculty, and a journalist can be any phys

and then the father left the pockets, the dean of the philological faculty and became the dean of the faculty, journalism. indeed, your father is a man of extraordinary destiny, still among the graduates. uh, the faculty of journalism goes legend e that during the war your father was comrades-in-arms, and he bought a plane with his own money. indeed it was. it was that at the beginning of the great patriotic war father. after graduating from the school of navigators, he was sent to undergo military service to the far east i was just told that they read in the newspaper about the patriotic deed of christian ferapon the head, who, so to speak, bought money from him and bought it there, and here it is to say e facts. contributed to the fact that the guys decided to follow this example, the required amount was paid. they wrote the report name of the supreme commander with a request. here, uh, so that a combat aircraft is allocated to them and, indeed, after a while. uh, well, in the floor where my father served. eh, here e was their desire satisfied, by when the land liza was delivered an

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dean.al and the details are released when he returned home humans and long hours that the communists had spent trying to get information out of you. >> yes that first month of september they questioned me almost continuously. at one stretch they questioned me for 16 hours. >> a general did the try to indoctrinate you? >> they did. they tried various methods. they tried persuasion, bribery. they kept all literature, all means of diversion away from me for 14 months and then when they gave me literature it was all communist literature. >> at the treatment he received in three years practical in solitary was an act to try to woo you to their side. did they say anything about how they were taking care of your men? unit they didn't tell me how they were taking care of all the mint that they set our men were very happy and were always singing and were so mary. they showed me petitions with a photo static signature of p.o.w.s, men from the whole organization, men that i had known and men whom i ca

let me bring you back in gary dean, in addis ababa martin raise an important point there. and that is an important question, and that is whether the borders of to guy will be open when will age return to to guy when will all the obstacles to transport of food and medicine be lifted? you know, i don't know why her in what kind of items that i didn't pull out examined, or it came to that kind of conclusion. you know, according to my understanding, that was, it was and if a port long for to it is that the area, but still yeah, that is a control of some areas by you took the defense part. i can understand that that based on my information, information and assessment into that development in, in the area that it was there moment of humanity and food and other services. and even today, as of today, i can hear liberated areas, services, electricity, and telecommunication. i've been restored by the government. the issue is, as you have already mentioned in the government, whether the government had upset its power in that area. it's very difficult. most of the services and anybody

ah, let's not bringing our guests in addis ababa hire a dean to 0. a member of the ethiopian parliament and assistant professor of social anthropology had decided by university in amsterdam, gabriel castell schedule for last year founder and chief editor of to got dot com. that's the website documenting the war intake. right? and in london, martin plowed a senior research fellow at the institute of commonwealth studies. gentlemen, a warm welcome t o. thank you very much for joining us today on a side story. before we get into the details of this agreement, signed by the therapy and government and the t p less, i want to get your initial reaction 1st to the ceasefire. let me start with you hire dean in the sub about how do you view this agreement? will this cease fire last yeah, the moment i had the agreement launch it in pretoria. i was very happy and as any part of the team, and as any citizen of ethiopia i wish you took but to be very peaceful and prosperous and that black conflict in the north was dragging garcia and it is a, it's a conflict betwe

finally in 2021, a breakthrough forensic genealogy used to identify the bodies of dean and tina, who were found murdered in a wooded area four decades earlier near houston. what i noticed upon a floating tina's dna immediately was kind of what we call gold. you know, in this business, a very high match, but they're killers still unknown. and the questions looming. what happened to baby holly this summer? an answer. investigators finding holly, now a mother of five in oklahoma, they say all those years ago, she was left in an arizona church by women belonging to a pneumatic religious group raised by an adoptive family. very valuable treasure him. books and stories now keys to unlock the past as the families try to fill the gaps of stolen time reunification, their reunion, a step forward as holly and her family. we still search for answers about the past. did that. no ma'am. no, that's right. i promise that one day we will, we will know. the suffering will end. wow what an incredible story are thanks to amy robach there, by the way, the investigation into the murder murders of her pare

dean cain. so dean, you're superman. could you save the day? selects really matter in these races? [laughter] >> very short answer, no. not at all every person in hollywood every musician you name it nobody who supported trump i did but i'm one of the rare unicorns in hollywood so it didn't mean anything then or now. oprah just basically ticked off the democrat ticket she didn't say anything about any policy. should vote them for a lot of reasons but didn't give any reasons it is click in the all the way along and doctor oz, grime you look at two candidates, doctor oz or john fetterman you say i would vote for john fetterman i'm very, very concerned that you're just idea log. >> and then she said discernment you can't discern, you know, what we saw on that debate stage, i don't know what you're watching. one of the other superheros that the -- democrats have is president obama he's been on the campaign trail. take a look. >> fundamental rights -- are on the ballot. truth and facts and logic. and reason and basic decency are on the ballot. democ

i got sergeant dean back while the satellite holds. sergeant dean, tell us about dunham.hat kind of a guy was he? >> yes, bill. he was -- he loved everybody. it didn't matter if you knew him or not. he was always holding the door open for everybody, letting them go first. letting all his marines eat first. the last one to always eat. just a love your neighbor kind of guy. love your neighbor as yourself and it was an honor to know him. >> bill: i bet. he was awarded the medal of honor and also given a guided missile destroyer called the u.s.s. jason dunham in his name christened in 2009. thank you for sharing the story. all three of you are so intimately connected forever and connected to him as well. corporate kelly miller, sergeant mark dean and david niese in the day prior to veterans day and on this day we recognize the u.s. marine corps and wanted to do the story today. thank you for making it happen. it is called "the gift." check it out. thank you. >> dana: russian troops retreating from a key ukraine city, potential turning point in the war. the latest coming up li

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we have a very athletic dean involved in all sporting events.ere , for example, i can show you, there is still a trifle of photography, and here ivan ivanovich takhonov feeds rabbits, this is, uh, the secretary of the scientific council of the mechanics of the mathematical faculty. here it is dog rick that's a lot of people in general. now i’m a little embarrassed, i won’t name anyone, they will be offended. and so i won’t name anyone else, the most important people are the dean’s secretary, and my wife and i. here is a short digression conducted by timur nasabulov, doctor of physical and mathematical sciences, deputy director of the mathematical center. he worked abroad for a long time, but returned. in order to develop science at the base, the alma mother, quite a lot of employees work. i think that in the region of 150, and these are employees of the institute of mathematics university, well, newly attracted researchers. uh, most of them are, of course, from researchers with ph.d. degrees already , and we have a corresponding member in the co

we are going to be making a savory jimmy dean and this is a savory twist using some of that jimmy deanavors with my stuffing. i'm going to add apples to it. >> rachel: that's great idea. >> tartness of the apple and jimmy dean savory sausage going to pair so perfectly with it. take your sausage and put it flew a ball like this and wrap it in some of that jimmy dean hickory snokd bacon, pop that into the oven and now have bacon bold balanced flavor refrigerator aisle this recipe dual with leftovers. tomorrow going to taste amazing side dishes, making a sweet potato casserole. a twist in here going to use some sesame milk this is open sesame. and you are going to use sustainable plant milk. i'm delegate you this tastes amazing. >> rachel: everyone was into oat milk and now everyone is sesame milk. >> 8 times more protein than almond milk. zero cholesterol. vitamin d, calcium. when you add this to the mashed sweet potatoes gives it in they flavor. whole foods market and white rice which is actually made, it's plant based a lot of it is made from veggies, it cooks twice as fast and found a

i was a pretty assertive dean. definitely wanted to move the battleship and i knew which direction i wanted to move the battleship. still, he had a faculty and you had students. you had other people who you had to think about as you may decisions. my first day as solicitor general, i convened this big meeting. about a very important matter about guantanamo detainee policy. came back to the office and said to one of my deputies, i don't know because the defense department wants this in the state departments want this and the national security council and something else. my deputies said, well it's your decision. i said what you mean it's my decision? don't i have to find the perfect compromise? he said you're the solicitor general. they all know that you're the solicitor general. you make the call. i was like what a great job this is. [laughter] >> you argued six cases in that time? >> that's right. >> can you talk about one or two of those arguments. what is most memorable to you? i think the question i pose to you

ah, i married evans dean. thanks for joining me. the men's football world comp has officially opened with the match between host katara and ecuador. although several high profile stars refuse to perform at the opening ceremony, it boasted a variety of local and international acts and was hosted by us actor morgan freeman . the headline performer was k pop star sean cook. in his speech, katara is ruling amir spoke of celebrating diversity at the tournament. well, ecuador beat katara, and the opening match of the tournament. the toasts fail to threaten their south american rivals who cruise to a comfortable to no victory. kotob began their 1st ever willed cup match on the back foot. just minutes off to kickoff ecuador had scored, however, and a valencia's goal was surprisingly disallowed by the video assistant referee for offside. a short reprieve for the hosts as valencia got another chance to school soon after felled in the box and awarded the penalty with 15 minutes played. the captain coolly converted for his $36.00 international

it's the dean be it then it be a secretary, then this is a teacher.tor of the academic group. we all help students to get to know our country, we hold events with the participation of not only foreign students, but also belarusian students, in order to socialize our students in the belarusian society. in my second year, i was engaged in a competition and a concert, and this one, i thought, only study is not. e study together. we need a creative number , too. student life, which, and i will remember this parade. after he takes you somewhere when i start, while doing this competition and concerts i found friends from different countries john's friends. you let's tank, i'll forget the food, for this our team is called. we've already been doing. uh, about 6 years old and our group is called because it's a flower that grows on young people. and we often use them, as he promised in the dance. i really like to dance. and i feel very happy and when all together, uh population, there we dance and see that our friends and everyone see us and, well, this is a ve