last year journalist james palmer formerly based in china spoke about his personal experience trying to cover. all of my weaker sources of. cash i can't talk to people because. i cannot reach them when we look at the lists of reasons they've been given for people to be sent to concentration camps having had contact with foreigners is the single most dominant reason. have certainty of one of my sources being sent to a comp with the others i don't know whether they just cut off contact for their own safety or whether they're actually imprisoned i stopped trying to reach weaker sources and the middle of last year because the risk to them was much greater than any possible benefit of talking. china says there is no such thing as reeducation camps. a growing body of evidence suggests otherwise despite the straight jacket imposed on reporters inside. coverage of the camps has surged over the past year. now i can't find it really 100. or so many cross. much of that recent reporting is the result of investigations done from a distance by researches using a method known as open source. open s

last year journalist james palmer formerly based in china spoke about his personal experience trying to cover. all of my weaker sources of. cash i don't talk to people because. i cannot reach them when we look at the lists of reasons they've been given for people to be sent to concentration camps having had contact with foreigners is the single most dominant reason i have certainty of one of my sources being sent to a camp with the others i don't know whether they just cut off contact for their own safety or whether they're actually imprisoned i stopped trying to reach weaker sources in the middle of last year because the risk to their.

last year journalist james palmer formerly based in china spoke about his personal experience trying to cover. all of my weaker sources of. cash i don't talk to people because. i cannot reach them when we look at the lists of reasons they've been given for people to be sent to concentration camps having had contact with foreigners is the single most dominant music. i have certainty of one of my sources being sent to a comp with the others i don't know whether they just cut off contact for their own safety or whether they're actually imprisoned i stopped trying to reach weaker sources in the middle of last year because the risk to them was much greater than any possible benefit of talking to them. to respond china says there is no such thing as reeducation camps. a growing body of evidence suggests otherwise despite the straight jacket imposed on reporters inside. coverage of the camps has surged over the past year. now i can't find it. across. much of that recent reporting is the result of investigations done from a distance by researches using a method known as open source. open sou

last year journalist james palmer formally based in china spoke about his personal experience trying to cover. all of my weaker sources of. cash i don't talk to people because. i cannot reach them when we look at the lists of reasons they've been given for people to be sent to concentration camps having had contact with foreigners is the single most dominant reason. i have certainty of one of my sources being sent to a company with the others i don't know whether they just cut off contact for their own safety or whether they're actually imprisoned i stopped trying to reach weaker sources in the middle of last year because the risk to them was much greater than any possible benefit of talking to them. china says there is no such thing as reeducation camps. a growing body of evidence suggests otherwise despite the straight jacket imposed on reporters inside. coverage of the camps has surged over the past year. now i can't find it really 100. camps. across. much of that recent reporting is the result of investigations done from a distance by researches using a method known as open sourc

last year journalist james palmer formerly based in china spoke about his personal experience trying to cover. all of my weaker sources of. cash i can't talk to people because. i cannot reach them when we look at the lists of reasons they've been given for people to be sent to concentration camps having had contact with foreigners is the single most dominant reason. i have certainty of one of my sources being sent to a comp with the others i don't know whether they. just cut off contact for their own safety or whether they're actually imprisoned i stopped trying to reach weaker sources in the middle of last year because the risk to them was much greater than any possible benefit of talking to them. china says there is no such thing as reeducation camps. a growing body of evidence suggests otherwise despite the straight jacket imposed on reporters inside. coverage of the camps has surged over the past year. now i can't find it really want. to. cross. much of that recent reporting is the result of investigations done from a distance by researches using a method known as open source. op

last year journalist james palmer formerly based in china spoke about his personal experience trying to cover. all of my weaker sources of. cash i don't talk to people because. i cannot reach them when we look at the lists of reasons they've been given for people to be sent to concentration camps having had contact with foreigners is the single most dominant reason. i have certainty of one of my sources being sent to a comp with the others i don't know whether they just cut off contact for their own safety or whether they're actually imprisoned i stopped trying to reach weaker sources in the middle of last year because the risk to them was much greater than any possible benefit of talking to them. china says there is no such thing as reeducation camps. a growing body of evidence suggests otherwise despite the straight jacket imposed on reporters inside. coverage of the camps has surged over the past year. now i can't find it really 100. or so many across. much of that recent reporting is the result of investigations done from a distance by researches using a method known as open sour

our health and science correspondent james gallagher reports. palmerwas untreatable and an aggressive melanoma had spread inside her body and she says she didn't stand a chance. but she took pa rt didn't stand a chance. but she took part ina didn't stand a chance. but she took part in a pioneering trial and says it saved her life. when having those drugs like that, i might not have got to see my grandchildren. the ca rs got to see my grandchildren. the cars it's just over five years now since it happened, and my youngest grandchild was six at the weekend, so, you know, iwouldn't grandchild was six at the weekend, so, you know, i wouldn't have seen him growing up and the other grandchildren, as well. ten years ago, people usually died within 6—9 months of being diagnosed, but this trial on a 9115 patients tested a combination of immuno therapies and showed a 52% were still alive five yea rs showed a 52% were still alive five years later. the doctor who was presenting the data at a cancer conference said the impact was an amazing surprise. it's been the

palmer or lincoln, if you will. somebody must send. come yourself, by all means. i should have mentioned you in the first place." james warren responded, "i know not how to fill your place. why do you fix yourselves down anyplace so unhealthy? is there no other continent to which he might adjourn the summer months?" meanwhile, warren turned down yet another appointment. this time to serve as major general and the massachusetts militia. all was not well in the warren household during the summer of 1776. james warren junior, their eldest son, a student at harvard suffered a nervous breakdown. mercy was terrified that his condition would recapitulate that of her brother, whose mental instability had grown quite serious. a sympathetic abigail wrote to john, "our friend has some family difficulties. a partner dear to him, beyond description, almost heartbroken by the situation of one dear to her, but do not mention the matter. tis a wound that cannot be touched." at the end of 1777, john adams was appointed to negotiate a treaty of alliance. abigail was devastated about him going abroad and she called on her friendship wit

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