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because these um money 1st patient of dominance. if you will go to any aspect on guns it today, and you want to go to a supermarket. it is kind of fall from from. if you want to go to a petrol station, it isn't movies or darlin, i do from friends. if you want to buy it so you can, it is 10 thought the fried chicken from can talk in the united states of america. if you want to have your for the new but through you, it is a global from spring. if you want to order, you are stocks it, it is, it will go from san francisco during the night is they, if you're ones the security mind, it is a guy that was k, k, a security from canada. the net effect is that the african countries on very little on the corner me is i expand a need dominated and visit dummy nation is in bed. is the newest cromwell for off with down this i'm while in high book bad a tells us that as long as africans on to off with the need of uh, walking around the wall with the bylaws in the hall and asked me for foreign investment african countries will always be dominated. t

nobody saw this coming, domination. b, the way the game went down.the game. he wasn't the difference in the game. the difference was hurts was incredible and threw the ball down field incredibly. second, the eagles defensive line. lawrence, i don't know if you saw this. they only blitzed once or twice the entire game. four men on that defensive line. the pressure rate was 45%. they were in mahomes face. he could do nothing. find no holes in the coverage in the limited am of time he had. >> lawrence: it's hard to provide analysis about this. what do you think went wrong? it's a different team showed up to play yesterday. i was shocked by it. it doesn't surprise me that the eagles won, but the fact that the spread was so stark. >> dominating. dominating, man. if i'm being honest i was sitting in an eagles section. the domination felt before the game started. eagles fans were loud. bradley cooper, they run out. they were juiced from the start. we didn't give enough credit to how dominant that defensive line is. hurts is a great mvp. if you could give it

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china used its dominance to flood the market.there is work that can be done between canada and the u.s. and probably australia and a few others to create some mechanism around the price flow that will give the business certainty as such that you can actually attract capital. there are very specific projects that if we made the decision to jointly invest we can pull forward. germanium is one example of that. we have done some co-investing over the last couple years with the u.s. department of defense. there is a lot more we could do. it would help to alleviate the strategic vulnerability that is huge for the united states in critical member -- minerals because virtually all of them now are coming from china mr. goldwyn: there has been talk of a strategic minerals reserve either on the u.s. or canadian side to support that. we don't have -- one of the reasons we don't have many critical minerals produced in the u.s. is the challenge of regulating and permitting and stakeholder considerations. the regulation is a big agenda for pres

and it's notjust on our phones — china is becoming dominant in many other areas of tech. of motoring,e by 2028, it's predicted that 60% of the world's next time you hear that buzzing above your head, so, how has china done all this? factory for low—cost goods, to a global tech leader responsible for its own supply chain of cutting—edge tech. china's even leading. 86% of them have been ticked off. but china hasn't succeeded in all its 2025 goals. with progress set to get even worse thanks to more sanctions and controls. plus, the us government and private firms are throwing hundreds of billions of dollars into staying ahead. 0ther industrialised countries like germany the barcelona footballer alexia putellas will chief luis rubiales, as thejudicial process hermoso continues. football team which won the world cup final in sydney in 2023. the ceiling of one brazil's most important baroque churches has collapsed, killing one person and injuring several others. french prime minister francois bayrou survived two no—confidence motions in parliament. this clears the way for the government to

america is a dominant energy superpower. the stop work order on energy projects now is delaying construction projects in our communities. it's causing companies to lay off workers. it's causing delays in upgrading transmission lines and building battery factories and bringing nuclear plants back online, and all of this adds up. it, frankly, when you look at what's going on, it's illegal, and we're not going to stand for it. we're going to fight back to make sure that these dollars get to where they're supposed to go and build the energy, clean energy economy that is important to all of us. that is important to all of us. future projections show and the chairman is right, that we're going to need to generate more electricity. but the president's prescription for the so-called emergency is to unnecessary complicate energy projects and to ban lower cost renewable energy sources like wind and solar. it doesn't do anything to lower costs for families and businesses, and frankly, it doesn't make sense. until you understand that it

in a good position to keep that dominance going.as the world's biggest reserves by some distance, followed only by vietnam and brazil. but the refining process is normally bad for the environment and produces radioactive waste, which is why there's only a handful of facilities to do it outside of china. and 29 other countries to try to reinvent the supply chain. without these minerals, we simply cannot fund... for them, to increase by 400 to 600% over the next several decades. an executive order pledging to make america the world's leading producer and processor. but he's also looking abroad. using military or economic coercion to get his way. i can assure you... you're talking about panama and greenland. no, i can't assure you on either of those two. but i can say this — we need them for economic security. the european union also knows rare earths are critical to its future. supplies of raw materials, clean energy and clean tech from around the world. it's actually eu member denmark that controls greenland, but the island has a lar

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so the dominant factor across that southeast corner was snow coming in to, to kids, went to weather, pulling into cyprus and eastern plots of the mediterranean. now we'll get cooler across that southeast corner. if we haven't looked at an correct. well, we'll be at about freezing on a thursday was snow expected on wednesday, so a cooling trend towards the weekend, it's also looking cooler. across the northeast of africa, we're expecting temperatures to come down in places like cairo. and there's the west to weather, affecting northern parts of africa on thursday. the algae 0 goes beneath the waves with a team of women determined to say that we all share the same responsibility. we need to do something amazing, are using a variety of scientific techniques to study their behavior. we can monitor them for their mobile photos and behavior. we're able to help their new environment when they mix science, dolphin sanctuary on al jazeera. the latest news, as it breaks for the display of palestinians returning to their homes in the northern part of the prep is the 1st to says boards rebuild t

a dominant force and lebanese on regional politics is, has fall off facing an existential threat. but yes, but uh we have seen uh this new government. where does she uh, on the present there were 5 ministers selected and approved by the prime minister, the president. i'm on the lead to that to, to speak up and has by law. so has the law has suggested and supported, not enough. you need a did minutes. there's been an ebony, is government in the past. why it has the lights and it has direct cuz it has been these terry positions since 2005. it has also back independent or allied for goes direct present, just interest without being officially labeled as has blogs, members or direct affiliated military. but so this best, because a lot of the policy to maintain political effects ability and in many governments has been a lot was present. and this positive and this government has, will not, is also a president by agreeing on the nomination of these 5 minutes. however, it doesn't mean that nothing has changed. on the contrary, there is a change, the reformed dated dynamic that is complete

right now kind of kind of remain a dominant political and military force given week. and iran, syria, and a russian influence in the region. yeah, it's a good thing that even before these, the last old on these really escalation, i guess that's bolo, a box you got when i was never a murder emerge, bump it up to the slimy group. how big the interactions, even that individual level between uh, i think coming a and how from the front of the where, based on sort of a, the general idea or article but also be, or the level of discussion so, so that i was born on the field global a she, i leaders website at the table with the coming a and discussed with him some original strategic a body c. so without enough that allow, we should not forget that individual to factor is a key access is a key aspect and use the nomic without hustling the flow of the table you run may have more levels of power more, more impact on for one thing for the decision, but as you already mentioned, iran itself is on the defensive side. now you need to focus on domestic and they go see should issues wi

hi sure, molly bottles, i let's now we can goats dominic cane and he joins us from the lane and dominate k . you've been following developments at the political conflicts going on behind you, how these freight tensions impacting the political scene and europe's largest economy. well certainly have some things that people here are very concerned about. i'm at what they call the pop tie, talk of the christian democrats, that's the policy conference which they've been talking about and then voting through what they want that program to be. if they are elected on the 23rd of february, the most and most of industry that we've heard, hash them the speaking of ass and the, the full and the value of shack price as well. that much as here. very much mind speaking right now is the prime minister of bavaria. remember that's b m w fox side . let's say it is all these companies off potentially at risk from a rise in terrace estimates. that's the concern all for people running most firms, but it's also the concern of the people at this conference. we're waiting to hear from the lead to come to that st

he's dominating the paint. i'm dominating outside the perimeter.has the potential to be really, really fun. >> the golden state valkyries first ever regular season game is just over three months away. on wednesday, the team unveiled their brand new performance center in oakland, which used to be the home of the warriors, and abc7's chris alvarez reports it was another major step towards taking the court this spring. >> and with that, the golden state valkyries performance center is officially open for business. >> we're world class and everything that we do, we just put a lot of effort into making sure that each of the athletes wouldn't have to go anywhere else to find what they need to be great warriors. >> blue and gold has been replaced by valkyries violet for a 31,800 square foot state of the art complex that is just the fourth wnba dedicated performance center in the league. >> i believe, and we believe the words that we do things right, we do it the right way, and we're once we're in, we're all in. >> there's so much history in these walls an

they dominated kansas city chiefs 40-22 to win the super bowl. bed after the third quarter. there was no reason to watch this game because it was a domination. >> carley: it was fun. >> lawrence: i don't know where k.c. were but they were not the at the game. >> carley: if you were expecting a close game as i think everybody was, you were wrong because the score as you just saw 40 eagles, 22 chiefs. high scoring game. >> steve: we saw patrick mahomes do something -- he didn't do much of in his lifetime and that was make some mistakes. he had two interceptions, he was fumbled, he was sacked. he was sacked six times forced three turnovers and ultimately afterwards, you know, he took the high road and said, look we'll be back. >> lawrence: i don't know where the offensive line was. they allowed him to get sacked. he made mistakes as a result. is he a class acts. what we saw was no type of protection for him the entire game. which is totally out of character for this team. they don't make mistakes. they show up. it's a unified front. and there is alw

>> the chaos is. >> the point. >> the idea of. >> dominating attention. >> even if. >> it's dominating. >> way so that you are always. >> interrupting things with. >> new stimuli. >> one of the things that's been interesting in the political world, and you talk about this in your book, is that there have been a lot of efforts to model that, to copycat that and the republican party, right, to grab attention, to try to say things that are outrageous, to be trollers from people like kari lake and herschel walker and doctor oz and others. all of them lost, though, and they seem to be following this model that should in some ways work given it's worked for trump. why do you think that is? >> this is one of the most interesting unanswered questions of the trump age, which is that trump has figured out that even negative attention is still attention, and dominating attention is all that matters. my theory on this is this you can only act like trump if you are authentically, that pathologically dependent on attention, because there's something about trump and his desire for attention that is a

i'm to its ability to compete in a world economy that's increasingly dominated by the us. i'm china. what's happened? these are sort of form of learned helplessness. they said they are aware that is a problem. and, and in driving was off status was in rico. let's resolves to investigate these issues because people know there's a problem. the letter reports and the drug you report aim to guide you out of its current malays. to understand the aim of these 2 major documents we spoke with in rico, let's the author of the letter report. he's a former italian prime minister and the current dean of my university school of politics, economics, and global affairs in madrid, spain. he says that in europe has to re discover the true meaning of spare us, of it's much wanted single marcus. the idea is that we don't understand that the single market is the tool jewel of do appear on the union, is the seton gen letter says the check. delores the hugely influential, the president of the europe information from 1985 to 1995, told him before he died in 2023. that the you had lost sight of i

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no team have dominated like ireland have.he pressure. a glimmer of hope... the run of defeats continues for england's cricketers in india. they've now lost six of the seven matches there, england's batters did post more than 300 in their innings — joe root top scored with 69, but along with many others who made a decent of good batting conditions to move quickly towards that target of 305. after that for england it's the champions trophy later this month, and an opening match against australia. in the cycle of the team there's a few players who are there's afew playere whe are gaining experience and on just gaining experience and on days like today are just great 7 and that's 77 7 and that's v7vhere77 you lessons and that's where you want to accelerate that learning. keep pushing the guys on the right some things right, you :w7ant things right, you swant to 1gs right, you :w7ant to do right, you 5 want to do some you glyygys want to do some things but the way they played better, but the way they played that this was the way w

there is a sunshine remaining, the dominant feature. it has been very hot down in the cell. launch the dry as well, much west. so across the very north is not as wedge across central america and the caribbean. yes, a sprinkler showers here and there, but sunshine, the dominant feature system, the story from mexico with a heat building across the north, monterey, seeing the temperature of pick up 30 degrees to take us through to the end of the week. and temperatures are still sitting exceptionally high. a cool southern part of the us is basically cold across canada and move in areas of the us. and we're going to see that winter weather thanks to a storm system. sweep across the great lakes, move across the northeast of the us and east and pots are counted up with a cool down to come for toronto on friday the there's no limit to have a dream container. stuff in your own adventure, no counter and things. what is the effect of the conflict on the environment? the impact of war is so much more than just the mission tongue tanks ships and wil

they want to have dominance, that's what they say that we want to control. but the question is whether the other nations actually getting the benefits rather than a being sold director rick about the benefits you see the, the distinction here in your estimate estimation of the trump administration. so if i do think they will deliver the goodies that they promise, i don't know it's up to the countries because many of the countries school, they enter into a compromise between united states. well it's, it's a compromise to sell the national sol, essentially. is it the, i don't think so, it depends on the system of all the regime of this country. i mean, in some countries and what the case about the people's so the on the paint, the full think off the government is to keep in seats. so if they got on the protection from united states then thinking you what the united states wants and it is also valid for other countries. so these kind of relationship is not only between the united states and these some countries, but also between some other countries. some say o

the eagles dominating. sirianni gets the gatorade bath where everybody who had a bet on this yellow gatorade back and the eagles again they didn't take their foot off the gas. winning super bowl 59. the final score in this one was 40 to 22. >> still processing it. you know i it's been a it's been a long journey. it's been a journey of ups and downs and highs and lows. and i've always stayed true to it in the end. and having this vision of just being the best that i can be and that evolving over time into this desire and this flame inside to win. and you don't do great things without the guys around you. >> we just heard from him there. jalen hurts named super bowl mvp. he threw for 222 221 yards, two touchdowns and had one interception. but again it was this eagles defense who stole the show. they sacked patrick mahomes six times. they forced him to throw two interceptions. and again a lot of niners fans i think this is a sore subject. but wishing that the chiefs would have played like this. >> i think what

even before the end of the second world war, the us has dominated world trade.gh, it was a different matter. the 1930 smoot—hawley act imposed tariffs on imports into america, and that made the great depression far worse for america throughout the �*30s. ever since, the us has mostly been a big supporter of free trade. but now president trump says "tariff" is one of his favourite words. tariffs on canada, mexico and china. is he just doing this to show how strong he is and getting other countries to bend reluctantly before his will? or is the world in for a devastating trade war? i sought the views of the bbc�*s business editor, simonjack. donald trump has been writing about the...america getting ripped off, as he sees it, since the 1980s, whenjapan was exporting a great deal of stuff to the us. and his fundamental point is that the us buys more from the rest of the world than the rest of the world buys from the us. i think the origins of this are in the north american free trade agreement, nafta, which was something signed by bill clinton 20 or 30 years ago, wh

this only a painful of relatively narrow slice of the job market that are-dominated. picking fresh fruits and vegetables is one of them. but there aren't that many people who do that and there are technological solutions to that to mechanize that work so there are still people involved, but fewer people. and the incentive to move to that kind of higher productivity economy is undermined when we take in lots of people from overseas. host: if you'd like to join the conversation about immigration, you can do so. lines are by party. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independent, (202) 748-8002. let's talk about the immigration raids. what has been your reaction for these first two weeks? guest: we really needed this kind of restart of immigration enforcement because immigration enforcement was for all intents and purposes stopped under the biden administration, especially inside the country. so what the borders are -- border czar has said is we are going after the worst first, they are going after criminals but also people who have had filing orders

so the, the had a lot of that high pressure is a dominant feature across europe at the moment. so there's lots of dry and settled whether to be found across most central areas. and we'll see that trend pickup for the north west. yes, it is looking a little bit breezy with some showers in scotland. but for bruce and an island, we all seem to wind to sunshine some brightest spells here. now that would hold. we'll turn cloudy and cooler as we get to what we can, but enjoy it. now there's lots of sunshine as well for the south west of spain and portugal, with temperatures fitting in the teens. temperatures are above average across scans, anavia, where we're seeing some wintery features come in. so no way, winter, we features a rule. so the dominant factor across that southeast corner was snow coming in to, to kids, went to weather, pulling into cyprus and eastern parts of the mediterranean. now we'll get cooler across that southeast corner. if we haven't looked at an correct. well, we'll be at about freezing on a thursday was snow expected on wednesday, so a cooling trend towards t

and for him it is a matter of domination. so far he has been criticized by both crudo in canada and denmark for the claims he has made even by the president of panama. so he has not yet come to reveal his true character. actually, i think this position of the as law mac world and the arab world shows we are moving towards a new unity and we should expect resistance to be witnessed in a new form in west asia and the world the to the america. it is the end of the road for beijing in panama, or at least for its belton road initiative, that of a central american nation has suspended its cooperation with china's mega global infrastructure project. report that me as a concession to the trump administration, not being expressed. it's regret that accidental pasture undermining kind of media national interest. a well was china firmly opposes the us smear and sabotage of belt and road cooperation, through the means of pressuring and coercion and deeply regrets. panama, as decision was that in recent years, new china in panama is cooper

and one thing only who is dominating the market, china all the us call or, or the chinese going to take this is going to go to the point where the trumpet administration at 1st says, hey, you know, this is competitive. competition is good. and then a company like this will end up on the sanction list. and i tell you, this is what the americans are going to try to do. they're going to try to connect the dots to see if any of these companies are security risk to the americans, and that will be their strategy if they can't to compete. they will try to corrupt and shudder down and that's what the americans definitely want this application to do is be shut down. the u. s. is concerned, very concerned, but showing that could get ahead of an area. sorry guys. i think it just already did. and alex reports, if i just said they're about being taken over or shut down, is no out of the question. just think about what's happening to another chinese company. take talk. going back to our top story today took talk, as we said before, an overwhelming number of law makers voted savannah. it's and they di

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