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i believe that's on holloway. >> it's on garfield, it's parallel to holloway, but it's very similar. >> okay. >> and i bring that umm p in te images boit has been -- because it has been repaired. sometimes property owners come out, and they're just going to hack at it and hope that the tree declines. i don't have any sense that there's been any effort to try to impact these trees negatively at all. >> oh, no, you can tell that she's been vested. >> yeah. >> mr. buck, how old is this tree? >> my least favorite question. they're approximately 50 years old, and -- they could be a little older. >> and the life expectancy? >> you know, in it an urban environment, it's much different. even in golden gate park, these trees would go to 100, 120 years. these are so close to the sidewalk, these aren't going to approach that. we're not going to see that. >> just to clarify, when you indicated that most of one tree was in the public right-of-way and part of another was, what do you mean by that? >> so the significance of that is that as of july 1 of last year, 2017, public works now maintains al

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she fights her election campaign from her prison cell in holloway and writes her election address toand she said that she would never swear an oath to a government she meant to overthrow. so she set out from the start that as a sinn fein mp, she would never take her seat in westminster. the abstentionist policy has served us well for 100 years, there is no appetite within the nationalist community to change it and people know that when they elect a sinn fein member, they are voting for a very hard—working and activist who is going to get things done for their constituents. constance markievicz was a sinn fein abstentionist member of parliament. we still have sinn fein abstentionist members of parliament today. the relationship between our two countries has often been complicated and often being in disagreement, but i think today is about cooperation and friendship and recognising the contribution that irish people have made to this place over many years, and i think it is appropriate and fitting that our first woman member of parliament, constance markievicz, finally has her place he

holloway is the head scarf but not a black one. like many middle and upper class saudi women she has spent time abroad. she studied in the u.s. . her mother is american she usually speaks english with his son to love and his sister. that she's not interested in moving to the u.s. despite the grace of freedom it would offer her as a woman. i mean the basis of what i'm doing for is to be able to help. you know the lives in this country. i can do it well here. but. carla and her husband live in a way that's both traditional and forward looking they go to the mosque and then head home for brunch with friends their mother's generation lead very different less autonomous lives did a lot of women came here from their generation not expecting much just raised children. that are so we're not much is expected of you it's hard to. kind of break the barriers and try to be something different but when you start to see it around you becomes the norm then i think a lot of women today are striving to better themselves. surprisingly perhaps the oil

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holloway, chris mooney, joe cal russo, kate murray, have all been so generous to me. and of course, i forgot to mention the ford foundation -- i have got to mention the ford foundation. without their support, this project would not have gotten off the ground. i should also point out it is great to be back in grand rapids. fors here doing research the book back in 2014. i had a chance to come to grand rapids and i really love the city. it is such a vibrant city. it is great to be downtown. , which is a wonderful addition to this downtown area. i incur as people who have not been to grand rapids to come here. this talk itself i think is timely. today,ld ford was alive i think you would be having a case of deja vu. let's look at the facts. the incumbent president is under investigation by special counsel. there are questions whether the president was involved in a conspiracy. there are questions whether the president obstructed justice. john dean seems to be everywhere on television all of a sudden. congressone member of and there is even a national ad campaign calling f

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