henry.ck. >> henry: that is the way to spend your birthday. >> stephen: that's right, this is your birthday. >> henry: my birthday. what a lovely birthday. >> stephen: happy birthday. >> henry: thank you. great monologue. >> stephen: thank you very much. we worked very hard on it. you're very kind. what is your favorite cake? >> henry: my favorite cake is a bundt cake. chocolate, no icing. with squishy chocolate chips. >> stephen: we heard this and we would like to wish you a happy birthday. there you go. there it is. well done. thank you very much. here you go, just in case. it's hard to be interviewed and eat at the same time. >> henry: not when it comes to a bundt cake. >> stephen: we got this from a shop called nothing bundt cakes. so if it's not good, they have no business model. so good luck. good luck to everybody. >> henry: thank you. am i having it by myself? >> stephen: i'm going to have a little slice. and i ask what your birthday it is? >> henry: you may. 2023. >> stephen: that's

the first season henry's chief crop was clover. this was to provide the soil with nitrogen and revitalize the land but it wasn't a cash crop henry had been worn still when he made up his accounts the end of the year. he couldn't help but feel well, he sort of set his heart on that new track. this was the crucial period first season the tva man had known it would be they were sure of their equipment and methods but human minds and emotions were another thing. it was a hard decision for henry clark. well, he should go on. but he was the descendant of pioneers of men who had taken a chance and would know that their salvation lay in cooperation the old spirit of the pioneers was reawakened. the machines began to one by the next year there were results. henry clark had the best crop of tobacco ever grown in the county. he was sending substantial quantities of food to market. and giving his neighbors plenty of food for thought they came to see the new fertilizer the new methods. and the student became a teacher in the tennessee valley th

malcolm rishi is neither henry the fifth nor henry sixth. but henry the sixth.d more chance of turning. oh, no . can you didn't turning. oh, no. can you didn't try the tide? oh, try to turn back the tide? oh, he told people that as king, he didn't power. so didn't have that power. so correct historic correct that historic misrepresentation and gentlemen in england now abed shall think themselves accursed. they were not hold their not here. and hold their manhoods while any speaks manhoods cheap while any speaks that fought with us upon saint crispin's day . that's how crispin's day. that's how shakespeare summarised the events of the 25th of october 1415. the day england was triumphant at the battle of agincourt, which fell, of course, on saint crispin's day. 680 years on, from this historic victory, this saint crispin's day , saint crispin was the day, saint crispin was the patron saint, is the patron saint of cobblers and leather workers, among others . it workers, among others. it happens to coincide with the anniversary of rishi sunak becoming prime minister

malcolm rishi is neither henry the fifth nor henry sixth. but henry the sixth.had more chance of turning. oh, no . can you didn't turning. oh, no. can you didn't try the tide? oh, try to turn back the tide? oh, he told people that as king, he didn't power. so didn't have that power. so correct historic correct that historic misrepresentation and gentlemen in england now abed shall think themselves accursed. they were not hold their not here. and hold their manhoods while any speaks manhoods cheap while any speaks that fought with us upon saint crispin's day . that's how crispin's day. that's how shakespeare summarised the events of the 25th of october 1415. the day england was triumphant at the battle of agincourt, which fell, of course, on saint crispin's day. 680 years on, from this historic victory, this saint crispin's day , saint crispin was the day, saint crispin was the patron saint, is the patron saint of cobblers and leather workers, among others . it workers, among others. it happens to coincide with the anniversary of rishi sunak becoming prime minist

jonny — a young henry fraser, pre—accident. ed after the accident. what's it like portraying henry?first of all, quite a responsibility. but it's also an absolute joy. # little big things- that stay on my mind. # boy henry actually sticks around as kind of a representation of who man henry used to be. but also, there's something that henry talks a lot about in his book, which is comparing himself to that former version — to that past version of himself. ed, you're the first wheelchair—user to play the lead in a west end musical. how does that feel? i feel very proud, but it also feels like quite a responsibility. - because i'm the first, _ i feel like there's a sense of kind of paving the way for, _ like, future people in the industry. and also, if i'm honest, - there is a sense of a little bit of sadness that it's taken this long. . # i was the kind - who gave up easily... when you first saw the production, what was that like? it was the best night of my life. you know, there's very few people that get to say that their life is a west end musical. # ..sat beside me till i fell asle

christian: henri, i can tell how angry you are. henri: thanks, christian.ust feeling very disappointed with him. christian: i understand that. henri murison, always good to talk to you. thank you for coming on the program. that might explain in part while the -- why the chancellor, jeremy hunt, flew to manchester rather than risking it with the train, whether it is really the 30 have a minute journey board cross explains it will be. in many case, the chancellor does have a question about hs2, preferring instead to focus on the key advancements that he traveled to manchester to make, among them the rise in the national living wage to 11 pounds, a rise to nearly $2 million, new pelted -- new penalties for those on benefits were not actively seeking work, and as expected, he ruled out any sizable giveaway until inflation is brought back under control. >> we promised in our manifesto to raise the national living ways to two-thirds of median income, ending low pay in this country. at the moment, it is 10.42 pounds an hour, and we are awaiting next year's recomme

hi, henry, how's it going? henry spends every day facing the fear of police harassment.ns this local clinic. >> our clinic doesn't only support the gay community, it supports the general community. >> reporter: henry's been targeted and arrested for helping gay people. with the new law, he knows it will likely happen again. you could be accused of running a criminal enterprise? are you scared? >> right now, i'm one of the victims. so the bill. >> reporter: henry runs a shelter which houses two dozen people, many evicted by their landlords since the new law went into effect. you can see how basic the conditions are at this shelter. this is all we have now in the world. suddenly henry gets a call. >> right now somebody has just called that they need shelter. he has been evicted. and he's on his way, he's coming. >> reporter: henry gets at least three calls a day like this every day. this man named emanuel hasn't slept in days. now he must wait to see if henry has an open spot to keep him off the streets. >> i just live in fear for the last month. >> reporter: all this fear

it was his lighthouse then who brought henry into l . g, b, t 2 f, as in c. oh, what else looks like a might. it's a great pity the moment because this is what we want you to fight for with the dog . what your we could do to get registered overseas. bob, but not at home. but i know we're all here, be happy to know the everyone's f o i can load and nothing. right. what is contribution click? i was meaningful that we can get and it's a legacy the henry is the tenant to carry on to you because they're reporting, you're watching to the news from berlin. how much would you pay to use your favorite social media platforms without advertising? you get an answer after the break, i'll see you tomorrow, the enjoying the views and come to take a look at this out to the highlights every week in books subscribe. now. imagine that you're eating a hamburger. and as you're biting into this juicy bird or your dining companion says to you, actually the hamburger is not made from cows. it's me from golden retrievers. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

henry: thank you for having me here today.is a great opportunity, and i would like to thank senator warner for coming in today as well. it is the work he is doing that enables our industry, and i appreciate that. collins aerospace is a company that is part of rtx business, and that consists of collins aerospace, plant whitney, as well as raytheon, the company. they are about 182,000 employees in that business, so it is a great business with great reach. collins aerospace has 80,000 employees and we are spread all over the world. we have a number of products that go on every airplane you can think about, whether it is commercial or military. one example, we have been working with the dod now, and we're doing an effort called rtx for rtx, and collins aerospace actually leads it. we are proud to be in that position. anna: and the big announcement made around nasa's ex 66 flight demonstrator. this is supported by whitney, boeing, and collins. what practicalities does this have in enabling fuel efficiencies? henry: this whole thing

it was his lighthouse then who brought henry into l . g. b t 2, applicant c. oh, what else looks like a might? it's a great pity the moment, because this is what we want you to fight for with the dog. what your we could do to get registered overseas. bob, but not at home. but i know he'll, he'll be happy to know the, everyone's f o i can load and nothing is a ballpark is contribution click. i was meaningful that we get and it's a legacy the henry is the tenant to carry on. that's it for the program. as always, you can catch us on social media and on our website d, w dot com, forward slash asia. my name is melissa chance. thanks for watching. goodbye the eco africa. they are hot commodities. beach and pansies are being illegally treated as carpets and we're interested in the upper knowledge or national parks are federal. they want to raise awareness of the issue with a wide range of projects to protect to pansy, a co advocate next on d. w. well then progress pop costs to everyone who wants to know more about this topic. the 2nd son asked about this story is bey

it was his lighthouse then who brought henry into l . g. b t 2 f, as in c. oh, what else looks like a might, it's a great pity the sales man. because this is what we want you to fight for. what's your, what's your, we can only get registered overseas fall, but not at home. but i know he'll, he'll be happy to know the, everyone's f o has nothing to say is confusion click. i was meaningful that we get and it's a legacy the henry is determined to carry on some support now and for both the international govern governing body faith that has named to morocco, portugal and spine. as joint hosts of the 2030 men's world cup. the decision brings the tournament to africa for the 2nd time following the 2010 edition in south africa. it will be the 1st world comp hosted a multiple continents fif. i also bought a 3 of the tournaments, opening games to audrey and tina paraguay, and uruguay. as part of the global celebration of the tournaments, $100.00 e anniversary o 6 countries would qualify automatically for 2030. the decision request final approval from the faith of cong

henry was initially banned from handling at display names and ashes. he had to fall gibson of the legal case, forcing the authorities to let him handle echoes after death and arrangements. hankle must say to my uncle, yes, ortiz, and the alleged to hold the power. but none of them make an effort like the difference of humiliating thing for the only way left for us is to say only the 2 adults. still the government chose to spend a lot of money and time to all human call again and again, write them out a step 2 of same sex marriage among whole cold businesses and the public has pro to historic highs. university polled is dea shows 60 percent of the public supported up from 38 percent of the k a go oh uh i love is equal, everyone should have the same marriage rights who took you from the cta most important and was that society should be more tolerant nowadays. thank god. we'll deal with each. yeah. yeah, i had a hose it because i'm a christian. i'm just same sex marriage on the thing, but violates christian values broke out. okay. you can tell because the

it was his lighthouse then, who brought henry into the l g. b t to advocacy. oh, what else looks like a might, it's a great pity the moment because this is what we want you to fight for with the dog . what your we could do to get registered overseas, bothered not at home. but i know we're all here, be happy to know the everyone's ethical hanging on and nothing today is contribution click. i was meaningful that we an is a legacy session. we is the tenant to carry on that's it for the program. as always, you can catch us on social media and on our website d, w dot com, forward slash asia. my name is melissa chance. thanks for watching. good. by the sometimes it's hard to find what you're looking for. but we've got something for you. the fast fashion as an environmental nightmare. a closing graveyard image of land desert. this is where things wealthy industrial nations no longer need, and the lightest textile waste gets stranded here. all about the final stuff in a global fashion industry. fast fashion. watch now on youtube, the good artificial intelligence be a

henry lee bought this apartment 5 years ago with his late husband, as a government owned to complex. but to still legally doesn't belong to him. they moved here from a public rental flat. after learning they were fit in the living that together. that's because the marriage isn't recognized in home called henry and acar tide and not in 2017 in the u. k. that also become the same sex couples. the whole of blessing stuff is out of mainstream preston charge in hong kong. but a backlash soon followed. echo was disqualified from his position in the catholic church, even after the couple one, the last sort of equal public housing rights. i couldn't enjoy the victory after about with the impression he committed suicide somewhat. so now we're under great pressure and so many aspects of our lives. and that was the church, a daily routine living in public unity just because we gave people take your time to happen. so i believe the story wouldn't end up like this. otherwise. well, since a couple of henry was initially banned from handling at display names and ashes, she had to file get an other

they are validating the rule of ariel henry. today we're saying ariel henry is not credible.ot have good faith. he hasn't anything. he asked for the troops in october and since then he hasn't done anything. one example, the neighborhood about a month ago, people from the neighborhood went to the police station asking for help to fight off the gangs. they were tear gassed. the police tear gassed them. so then the gangs took over the neighborhood, birdhouses. -- burned houses. so you have thousands of people that left their homes. what did the police do? after everybody leaves, then the police come and yet the police chief with a helmet on and has a mask on, etc., saying we have come to help you. everybody was already gone. so we have a dire humanitarian situation. we have a dire situation in which women and girls have been gang raped, sometimes in front of their children. we have a dire situation of people displaced, hungry, but area -- ariel henry is that the person. kenyan troops who say they are learning to speak french when creole is the language in haiti. more so than fre

i got to go a story about henry grady. so there's henry woodfin grady who everyone has about, you know, the editor of the atlanta constitution. but luckily, me as a scholar, there was another henry henry grady, who a railway carpenter and the southern historical collection usc bought a sight unseen. this massive collection of white railroad workers letters to his sister because they thought he was that henry grady and so that was fantastic for me. the bound side of this is that he wrote on brown paper with a purple crayon because that's what he used for measuring wood with. and so and his spelling was atrocious. it was really awful. but henry a grady, is horrified by the south. he moves through the south, he builds the south, he builds these railroad bridges with. others, he's a railway carpenter and eventually becomes a construction foreman. and and and when he goes to louisiana, he says, it's so strange, it's so picayune here. it's so swampy and so ugly i can't you know, this i don't want to be in the south. and meanwhil

216 a favor y 210 en contra, tendremos las reacciones desde el congreso, el representante de texas, henry, regresa este martes horas despuÉs de que de tres hombres armados le robaron su auto fuera del congreso. [habla en inglÉs] paulina: la policÍa en new york tiene custodia a un sospechoso de haber secuestrado a charlotte sena, una niÑa de nueve aÑos de edad, las autoridades la rescataron. el papa francisco digo que muy pronto la iglesia catÓlica podrÍa bendecir algunos matrimonios entre personas del mismo sexo. >> creo que la iglesia ha ido evolucionando y dando un paso hacia adelante. >> Éste es noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos ella calderÓn. jorge: hoy seis historia en el congreso de los estados unidos, la cÁmara de representantes destituyÓ a su presidente de la cÁmara por 216 votos contra 210. paulina: esta iniciativa del tambiÉn republicano matt gates y sus aliados ultraconservadores fue de ellos y ellos acusaron a mccarthy de pactar en secreto con los demÓcratas para evitar el cierre del noveno federal. —— gobierno federal. jorge: el voto demÓcrata fue decisivo en todo esto, otr

henry, thank you very much indeed- _ government. henry, thank you very much indeed.eed. we will— government. henry, thank you very much indeed. we will be _ government. henry, thank you very much indeed. we will be joined - government. henry, thank you very much indeed. we will be joined by. much indeed. we will bejoined by sir keir starmerfor an interview at 7:30am. a second earthquake has hit afghanistan. it comes just days after one in the same region killed more than a thousand people. the new 6.3 magnitude quake struck north of the city of herat. the impact of the latest is not yet clear. the independent monitoring board at wandsworth prison has found that a severe shortage of available staff is undermining efforts to run the jail effectively. the board drew its conclusions before the alleged escape by daniel khalife last month. businesses are reluctant to hire permanent staff because of the impact of rising costs and uncertainty about the economy, according to new research. the survey by the recruitment and employment confederation indicates that the labour mar

with me is henry cook, a freelance reporter covering new zealand politics. good to see you, henry.e polls which are about to open and what people are voting on, and just talk about the legacy issue of jacinda on, and just talk about the legacy issue ofjacinda ardern, on, and just talk about the legacy issue of jacinda ardern, who of course was much celebrated when she came to power and notjust in new zealand. was her decision to step down at the root of the government's problems? i down at the root of the government's roblems? ~ �* , ., ., problems? i think it's more a symptom _ problems? i think it's more a symptom then _ problems? i think it's more a symptom then a _ problems? i think it's more a symptom then a cause. - problems? i think it's more a symptom then a cause. she l problems? i think it's more a - symptom then a cause. she stepped down — i say she would've cruised into her third term. part of the reason was there was no gas in the tank, because the government was having a really tough time. and it's hard to see her... that said, the polls were high when she was laid up

is the brainchild of chef henry allen. for the uninitiated can you explain a little bit but what i'll tonight is and why why you set sail it all started when me and my colleagues tell me guys. we were taking the beans out. and we were thinking like. how can i mean we make this month's waste how could we do with the things better. for the environment for the customer and that is our biggest ambition. one way to do that is by going hyper local in other words by grown ingredients right here in the restaurant i've seen a particle farm before but never in a restaurant i have to say this is great the main thing about the system it's hydroponic water circulate. from up. here that plant takes all waste the water only from the rules okay it's a ninety five five persons less water than their conventional farming the best thing for me in this idea is that are we can cut the fresh herbs. just before the service of every day there is minimum wage. i know tasted it's very sweet i'm from the state. a fully grown in the system one week to

henry, we will let you go. _ another question altogether. henry, we will let you go.i know there - another question altogether. henry, we will let you go. i know there are | we will let you go. i know there are lots of photos with keir starmer behind you. our chief political correspondent in tamworth. keir starmer wasn't made bedfordshire —— wasn't mid bedfordshire area. the tories held out for more than 90 years. they had a majority of more than 24,000. years. they had a majority of more than 2a,000. the new mp there, a former maths teacher, he says he's been looking at the numbers. nowhere is off limits, he says. what do these two victories mean. earlier i chatted to our political reporter and he gave me his analysis of the results. ~ �* ., , ., results. mid bedfordshire, labour had never won _ results. mid bedfordshire, labour had never won it, _ results. mid bedfordshire, labour had never won it, it _ results. mid bedfordshire, labour had never won it, it was _ results. mid bedfordshire, labour had never won it, it was one - results. mid bedfordshire, labour had n

henry and his fellow managed rights acted as a busy planning the next steps. it was his lighthouse then who brought henry into l . g. b t 2 f as in c. oh, what else? what looks like a might, it's a great pity the moment because this is what we want you to fight for. what's your, what's your, we can only get registered overseas, bothered not at home. but i know how he'll, he'll be happy to know the everyone's f o i can load and nothing today is contribution click. i was meaningful that we get and it's a legacy the henry is the tenant to carry on and was turn out to some other world news headlines. hundreds of israeli and palestinian women have rallied in jerusalem and occupied westbank, calling for an end to conflict. the demonstrators chanted, we want peace. the march was organized by 2 women's groups, one palestinian and the other is really the co leader of germany's far right. a f d has been hospitalized following one. his office has called a violent incidents tino crow. paula of the alternative for germany party was at a campaign event in english stats for

we have just got henri murison back and very little i henri murison back and very little time, i am sorryiver it and _ east—west line. if they can deliver it and fill— east—west line. if they can deliver it and fill which is a big chunk of the 36 _ it and fill which is a big chunk of the 36 billion, then that will eventually increase productivity. but it _ eventually increase productivity. but it requires the bill in parliament not to be delayed and that could take seven more years to .et that could take seven more years to get from _ that could take seven more years to get from liverpool across to leeds. i am get from liverpool across to leeds. i am very— get from liverpool across to leeds. i am very sorry to run out of time and not to bring vaughan gething and again but we very quickly have time for an update from nick watt up in manchester. what did you make of all that? this was undoubtedly the most significant speech of rishi sunak�*s premiership and we are unequivocally in phase two of his premiership. phase one is about steadying the ship, the five pledges were about managing the i

our henry lee reporting live for us in the newsroom. henry, thanks. israel continues its bombard of gaza today. huge plumes of smoke were seen rising from the gaza strip. israel says it struck 320 militant targets over the last 24 hours. hamas says israeli warplanes struck targets in areas where palestinian civilians have been told to seek refuge. and a new claim by israel's president could ratchet up the israeli assault against hamas fighters. in an interview with sky news, israeli president isaac herzog says instructions for producing chemical weapons were found on the body of a hamas fighter. it's al qaeda material, official al qaeda material. we are dealing with isis, al qaeda and hamas. this is what we're dealing with. and in this material, there were instructions how to produce chemical weapons. he says israeli troops found those plans on a usb drive that was on one of the dead fighters. herzog says israel must defend itself from this new threat. as any other country would. the associate press and sky news have not yet been able to independently

but what do you think the world should know about henry mancini?her. you can go anywhere in the world and go up to a 10-year-old and go ba dup, and they immediately know. i can't imagine another composer that generation to generation, decade to decade keeps resonating with each other. >> reporter: the pink panther is on the list to be redone. none other than the legendary sir james gollway on the fruits. his band mates included some of new york city's top brass. greg field himself on drums. and someone who says james gollway inspired her to pick up the flute himself. lizzo. >> i love the little panther feet in here. da da, da da. >> reporter: sir james, i know you said you're lizzo's number one fan. what is it like recording a song with her? >> amazing. absolutely amazing. it's great. >> don't ask him how it feels. this is like a dream come true for me. he's a legend. i'm honored to just be able to blow fruits with him, and we said good, too. >> this is the first time that you've played a song for recording together. >> yes. >> yes. we're ready for

other protagonist, henry wallace in the cold war left with decline at home and abroad. the course of the of the cold war. hoover's right wing and centrist coalition growing success. the same man, president harry truman fdr successor, kicked wallace out, of course, in that famous story and he brought hoover into u.s. government service after years of humiliation as the alleged villain of the depression, hoover again became an admired public figure. he built new relationships with cold wigures. john mccloy, who is pictured here. he was a top official in occupied germany and the wld bank, one of the so-called wise men of the u.s. establishment in the cold war. and hoover's following would spread from its old wright base to the new right. the fellow westerner and future new right darling u.s. barry goldwater began courting hoover as a mentor in the forties and fifties. hoover's ties thickened conservative businessmen and media figures, too, which we shouldn't forget. like the utility executive bill melander here on the bottom left and, the journalist suzanne lafollette doin

host: henry olson is with us. if you want ask questions (202) 748-8001 (202) 748-8001, for republicans, (202) 748-8000 for democrats,? for independents (202) 748-8002 . there was an idea that ultimately the house speaker will have to move toward the center. can you elaborate on that? guest: both outside and inside congress the wheelhouse is in the center and if the republicans want to get a larger majority they have to do with they couldn't do in 2022 and convince swing voting, independents who voted for biden and didn't like his tenure to vote for republicans. in the negotiations with a democratic control center and controlled white house you have to come out with something that they are willing to compromise on, which means maybe advance the conservative agenda have an endgame that is more moderate. a speaker who does not understand either of these things is a speaker who will fail on the floor or elsewhere host:. with -- elsewhere. host: what are the ideas that they could do that with a moderate end? guest: ame

thank you, david henry, stay right there. because after the break, we're going to talk about how the truckers lives have changed since the consulate the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case of the med, most of the people i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also a pursuit. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washer. as for so the funder line likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals, which let me let me on 9, have very quick propaganda. you know, a price here in new york. i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. the more questions ask, the better the answers will be funny. if you miss the charlotte, the problem, the soldier monument was erected in 1947 in the estonian capital by the soviets authorities. originally bells above the burial site of troops remains. it's the memorials of the soldiers who gave their

live in vallejo, henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. thank you, henry. oakland police are investigating several shootings that happened this weekend and left three people, including a teenager dead. as ktvu erasmus explains the violent weekend comes as some city leaders were already planning a community safety meeting for tonight. ali is live with these details. garcia. oakland mayor shang tao and other city leaders say they are trying to take steps to address crime. but one council member warns that the changes won't happen overnight. right. three people were killed in separate shootings across oakland this weekend. one of the incidents listed on this map was an assault. the other seven were shootings. all of them since friday. seven people were hurt in the gunfire. three were killed, including an 18 year old woman. the bay area news group reports the teenager and another 17 year old girl were both shot on bancroft avenue around 1130 saturday night. the 17 year old survived. the 18 year old did not. several hours before that, police responded to a call

thank you, david henry, stay right there. because after the break, we're going to talk about how the truckers lives have changed since the conflict, the least. russian states never as tight as i'm one of the most sense community invest in most all sense and that's the same assistance must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on russia cruising and split the ortiz full neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube. the question, did you say stephen twist, which is the same as possible anymore to understand western security defense policy with rational co c. reeves concepts east is now move into the re um, of the irrational emotionally as talk to is the study of yours mr. charlotte. the broan, the soldier monument was a did in 1947 in the estonian capital. mazda associates authorities originally built about the burial side of troops, remains its memorials of the soldiers who gave their lives in world war 2 was the risk at

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bernard henri levy flew to israel, a man with a legacy all over the world, from yugoslavia to libya and the maidan, came to promote the story of 40 beheaded babies. they fought and left. another group of foreign mercenaries is leaving ukraine, where the wild geese have flown, this is not without reason. the ukrainian foreign ministry proposes to fight minefields with the help of bees, how everything should work, why does a creative idea smell like cutting money a mile away? he saves the wounded and writes poetry, like his relative. the distinguished nephew of mikhail bulgakov with the call sign of a poet in defense of the russian world, how did he get to the front? under my leadership, the public health system will not treat them. so, the head of the israeli ministry of health, mashe arbel, expressed confidence that doctors in public hospitals should not provide any assistance to participants in the hamas movement who were wounded during combat clashes and taken prisoner. moreover, according to the jerusalem post, that arbel explained that he considers such palestinians to be despicable

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he decided to make educational policies that richard henry had established. carlisle, the target of his political and educational efforts. and so they built he and elizabeth thundercloud as indian preparatory academy, known as the american institute. and we have a photo here. i got a photo placed into the volume. and so he's one of many native american educators and leaders who understood that this policy that the federal government had to be changed. and this chapter 11 chronicles his and others kind efforts to modify and reform federal indian policy and ultimately culminates with the indian new deal of the 1930s, which is the most important kind of policy reorientation in american indian history. when the federal government finally, for the first time, reverses its policies of essentially destroying tribal communities and attempts to provide certain forms of self-governance. vernons, through a series of statutes and laws and in establish self-governing native american communities under indian reorganization act of 1934. this is the legislative achievement o

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