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thick of it at this barracks in toggle vish to romania's hated dictator nicolae ceausescu and his wife elinout were on trial borneo a young prosecutor at the time cross-examined the couple. dictate to the couple which osha's cheska was a dictator if you consider all the atrocities he committed i'd say only one charge was possible for the crimes against humanity. and there's only one punishment for that you hope for the 1st record from one hit to. the churches whose were executed immediately after the trial they had no chance to appeal which had little to do with the rule of law but after the short trial broadcast live the shooting in the streets stopped the death toll had already reached 1000. prosecutor dan voice insists the summary execution was justified. he points out the bullet holes where the ceausescu's were shot against the wall but 30 years on he's still way to.

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elines arelgrass' pip up for renewal this year, so the thought was they would wait on those and thenr or not to pull the trigger. vonnie: they are offering a 30% premium for all outstanding class a shares. how is that viewed by the community? rachel: i think it is a bit of a tossup right now because units have fallen 40% since the deal closed in march, but some of these other deals have gotten quite a bit of backlash. i don't think this one is necessarily going to garner that level of criticism. some mixedhave seen results in terms of companies with their take privates and so on. why are these particular assets going to be of benefit to blackstone? rachel: i think the criticism you see in some of these other deals primarily have to do with the structure of the companies since they are mlp's. a lot of the backlash comes from interests aree aligned with unitholders, so that's where you've got some anger from investors in the case of american midstream. in this case, it does seem like blackstone made this decision without doing something like cutting the distribution, so i don't think y

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