jenny, what do that. i am not sure. jenny, what do ou do that. i am not sure.do that. i am not sure. jenny, what do you think your listeners will- do that. i am not sure. jenny, what do you think your listeners will be l do you think your listeners will be phoning about tomorrow, will they give it a go, 30p, for your? it it give it a go, 30p, for your? it it is very dangerous _ give it a go, 30p, foryour? it t is very dangerous if you cast the cost of living crisis is being down to individual responsibility, that individuals must pull up their bootstraps when we are talking about things beyond our locus of control, you could be the most responsible person, you cannot control your gas bill, your savings would be suddenly worth less because of inflation, and these kind of statements about learning to budget and learning how to cook from scratch suggest that somehow the way out of this is just to be a little bit less feckless. regardless of the context in which it was made, this has nothing to do with individual responsibility, we need bigger ideas and more vision

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jenny disagreed with most of what you said. we are not oversold, faang doesn't matter to the degree that you said it does. apple and microsoft effectively don't matter in turning the market higher. >> jenny is arguing something different than i said. when we say leadership, i am not suggesting that apple -- jenny, i am not suggesting apple will be the biggest percentage gain, of course it won't it is a mature tech company. i completely agree with you. i don't think that if the market turns, apple will give you the most bang for your buck. mathematically, it is impossible, listen to me now, impossible for the s&p 500, dow, nasdaq to turn if that stock continues to sell off 2 and 3% a day. you don't have to say it is the right stock to buy >> josh, almost 7%. >> hold on, please, please you spoke, i'll speak, then you'll speak again, i'm sure you don't know what the word oversold means it is a technical term has nothing to do with pe multiple i am talking rsi rsi is 31 right now. statistically that is the definition of oversold i

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jason snipe, is it time to be more as jenny says enthusiastic? >> so i think we can be. when i look at the fed minutes from this week and the theme that resonates with me is peak inflation and peak fed i think what the street has taken from the commentary is that the fed is going to be data dependent. they're going to move in june, definitely move in july. then we'll look and see what's going on to jenny's point, the street did a lot of work, market did a lot of the work. look at the multiple at 16 times s&p from 21, that's a lot of work you look at the bond market, what it has already done i think this is an opportunity to leg into some names that have been beaten down obviously the market is down nice to be on with green on the screen i think there will be opportunities with companies with free cash flow and obviously pricing power in the market i think are names to look at >> i mean, it is amazing, doc, how the mood changes when there's green on the screen for a handful of days. everybody all of a sudden sounds a little more positive on things even though i'm not sure

jenny was lynelle's maid of honor, and lynelle was jenny and scott's bridesmaid.bes lynelle stewart on her facebook page as her "dear old friend." lynelle says jenny is a "precious treasure" and a "forever friend." when mr. morrison entered parliament, the stewarts were delighted. brian: tim was invited to attend scott's maiden speech. he was excited, so was i, when scott was elected. house speaker: the member for cook. prime minister morrison: mr. speaker, it is with humility-- brian: i thought it was rather a privilege that tim was one of those who received the invitation. i would imagine that any incumbent for the--speaking for the first time would ask people to attend who were in some way special him. louise: when tim and lynelle stewart celebrated their 24th wedding anniversary in august 2017, then-treasurer scott morrison sent his congratulations on lynelle's facebook page. "happy anniversary guys - still remember you telling jen and i a very long time ago in our little flat in bronte that you had an amazing guy - you were right." these photos which they sha

push that off on gxo they can handle it. >> brynn, you heard everybody's comments jenny, sorry i have to get brynn in i'll come back to you. brynn, you've heard anybody and heard about their moves too. so what is your perspective today on, look, the dow was down 800 points a moment ago. the fact that we're at session lows, now we've introduced this big issue over the past couple of days of corporate margins from walmart to target, and who knows who else at this particular time. dow is down just about 840 or so right now. >> yeah, i think that walmart and target, you know, tell everybody that once again even the most sophisticated companies are behind the eight ball and what did brian cornell say, have a billion in incremental costs from transportation and, you know, inflation costs and obviously their inventories are building in technology and so, you know, this is all -- this is the year of the fed. anyone trying to fight the fed, i just think it's futile the fed will win every time and that's what is going to be frustrating about the next few months, maybe next three or four months

on this day, jenny gets the girls to school. across this country, the young people showing their resilience. kylie walking down the hallway in high school. >> everything happened so suddenly and so fast. >> reporter: her brother colton with his backpack. life without their dad. cornelia getting on the school bus, a first grader, now without her mother and her father. 4-year-old elsie, 2-year-old graham, out the door before the sun comes up. barely old enough to remember their father. for months now, we have witnessed the quiet strength of the children facing a new day without a parent. more than 250,000 children here in the u.s. have lost a parent or primary caregiver in this pandemic. kylie and colton's dad was always so proud. >> all right, colty! a big birthday girl. >> reporter: on this day in new jersey, colton is about to honor his father. you got a big game tonight, huh? >> yeah. >> reporter: nervous? >> a little bit. >> reporter: your dad was a big hockey guy. >> yeah. >> reporter: what's been the hardest part for you? >

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in reality, they are armed terrorists to terrorize the population in jenny's level. the gen a mosque is one of the symbols of the country listed as a unesco world heritage site will generate you how this from various groups present in the region and associated with the local branch of al qaeda seek to take possession of this symbol is a critical component, musically, the molly military is escorting us and gives us a few minutes to approach the mosque and even enter it. we were told that we should not stay too long in one place, so as not to attract attention, according to them to how to sa, hiding among the population of students. you formerly give a prison in addition to the symbolic meaning that the capture of jenny has for terrorists. such an event will lead to great difficulties and communication between north and south. that is why the malia military's closely monitoring the strategically important point. new zealand has declared it will extend its military deployments in the south pacific, solomon islands, until at least may next year. now comes amid concerns a

in reality, they are armed terrorists to terrorize the population in jenny's level. the gen a mosque is one of the symbols of the country listed as the unesco world heritage site will gendered into how to see from various groups present in the region and associated with the local branch of al qaeda. seek to take possession of this symbol is a box that says companion musical. he, the molly military is escorting us and gives us a few minutes to approach the mosque and even enter it. we were told that we should not stay too long in one place, so as not to attract attention, according to them to how to so hiding among the population of formerly girl appraisal in addition to the symbolic meaning that the capture of jenny has for terrorists such an event will lead to great difficulties and communication between north and south. that is why the malia military's closely monitoring this strategically important point. well, that's how the world is looking at 6 at the am moscow time this friday morning. i'm pitas gotten me back again with the look at today's biggest stories in

jenny. well, this is an unprecedented i jenny. well, this is an unprecedented case, | jenny.on today. it could have a significant impact on how universities support students going forward. nest —— —— natasha abrahart was 20 when she took her own life in a 2018. she had been diagnosed with chronic social anxiety. she was described as debilitating the shy and struggled to talk in front of other people. in the months leading up other people. in the months leading up to her death, she failed to turn up up to her death, she failed to turn up to her death, she failed to turn up to a number of oral assessments, and on the day of her death, she was due to give a presentation in front of students and staff in a large lecture theatre. her parents argued that the need to do oral assessments has exposed her to months of psychological damage and exposed her to a lot of suffering. they described her as bright, diligent and hard—working and said she'd always been shy, but developed this chronic social anxiety. today, speaking outside here, they welcomed today's judgment. speaking outside he

. >> reporter: 6:00 a.m., his sister jenny up too.hey are now raising their two sisters, hoping to make their mother proud. across this country, the young people showing their resilience. kylie coney walking down the hallway in high school. >> everything happened so suddenly and so fast. >> reporter: brother colton with his backpack. life without their dad. cornelia bell getting on the school bus, a first grader, now without her mother and her father. 4-year-old elsie. 2-year-old graham. out the door before the sun comes up. barely old enough to remember their father. for months now, we have witnessed the quiet strength of the children facing a new day without a parent. more than 250,000 children here in the u.s. have lost a parent or primary caregiver in this pandemic. kylie and colton's dad was always so proud. >> all right, colton! >> a big birthday girl! >> reporter: on this day in lyndhurst, new jersey, colton is about to honor his father. >> a big game today, are you nervous? >> a little bit. >> your dad was a big hockey guy? >>

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let me bring in jennie now. good morning _ is hideous. let me bring in jennie now.uge difference if that ratio was increased in england? i also think that if you think about childminders, the regulations in scotland — childminders, the regulations in scotland say that over eights have to be _ scotland say that over eights have to be counted in that number, and therefore — to be counted in that number, and therefore once that comes into play, we will— therefore once that comes into play, we will lose — therefore once that comes into play, we will lose even more childminders, because _ we will lose even more childminders, because their income for their places— because their income for their places will be curtailed by their older— places will be curtailed by their older children who currently they don't _ older children who currently they don't have — older children who currently they don't have to count as long as they can prove — don't have to count as long as they can prove that they are providing adequate — can prove that they are providing adequate care. so yet a

jenny hill, in moscow, watching l jenny hill, in moscow, watching this, this walkabout, jenny, is thisounded by heavy security, but is this something he would normally do on a day like this? and just give us your analysis of what he had to say in his address?— of what he had to say in his address? �* , , ., address? i'm sorry, i struggle to hear ou address? i'm sorry, i struggle to hear you there, _ address? i'm sorry, i struggle to hear you there, but _ address? i'm sorry, i struggle to hear you there, but i _ address? i'm sorry, i struggle to hear you there, but i think - address? i'm sorry, i struggle to hear you there, but i think you l address? i'm sorry, i struggle to . hear you there, but i think you were talking about vladimir putin and his general appearance. talking about vladimir putin and his generalappearance. he talking about vladimir putin and his general appearance. he struck me today as rather sombre, and now, we all know that, much as he would have liked to have declared a significant military victory over ukraine in time for this most important of russian holidays, h

nasdaq down by 11 0 points joining me now is asset management and contributor jenny har harrington youad some time to digest what happened yesterday do you feel as though the green light is there for investors we still know we are that far off the lows of the year in the markets. >> i always think the green light is there for investors i think now is a great time to be buying if you have cash here is something that my younger brother said to me i was trying to get him to invest money i was worried that the market was at a high point. i said, ben, if you put the money in now and it goes down, he is worried. jen, when you heard this, when is the best time to plant a tree, the answer is 20 years ago. when is the best time? the best time is today this is a great time to buy, but i don't think that means we're in the clear i don't think it means we have an easy road ahead for the rest of the year. this year's tough. we have hard things like tightening balance sheet runoff and inflation and supply chain issues serious problems in europe it is sad what is going with russia and ukraine we don'

jenny: you are right, defaults have been rising. see that when there is a headline, there is another default headline. the market seems to be aloof about it. sentiment remains very weak. it seems as if the market is stuck here, without direction, trying to find direction. as for the market moving forward, i think we need to watch, one, how that restructurings are proposed, what the recovering values are like, and the difference between onshore and offshore trading, and whether there is a recovery. kathleen: ok. besides china, what other developing nation credit markets do you see as good picks? jenny: if we are talking about asia here, i think wx-china high-yield --ex-china high-yield, india, philippines, indonesia, they are very attractive. they actually used to trade higher than u.s. high-yield in the past. now they offer almost 300 basis pickup over u.s. high-yield. they are really high quality corporates with a very strong balance sheet. kathleen: so, in terms of central banks and global central banks, is this all about the fede

so jenny, we had to jenny, molly and city states in history and the constant threat from jadis. the road here is especially dangerous because terrorists regularly line it with mines. as a result, the only reliable way to get that is by helicopter then will be ginny. they want to cut off janet from the rest of the re supplying villages and demand that the residents go to areas where the jihadists have more support than in jenny, which has his own that opposes these so called jihadist movements. in reality, they are armed terrorists to terrorize the population when level the gen a mosque is one of the symbols of the country listed as a unesco wild heritage sites. gentlemen, she had his from various groups present in the region and associated with the local branch of al qaeda seek to take possession of this symbol, his companion musical, his, the molly military is escorting us and gives us a few minutes to approach the mosque and even enter it, we were told that we should not stay too long in one place, so as not to attract attention. according to them, you had a sa hiding among th

jenny hill in moscow.ssia intensifies its offensive in the east of this country, the army here are training up as many volunteers as they can. many of those heading for the front line had neverfired a gun before this war. yet very soon they could be facing the russian army, as i've been finding out. even if you've never picked up a gun in your life, your country needs you. that's the message to ukrainians of all ages. in a disused factory somewhere in the capital kyiv, it's time for target practice for the men and women of a battalion of volunteers. very soon, they will be heading to the front line where they will be desperately needed reinforcements. olyana was a horse trainer before the war. herfriend oleksandra was a tattooist. in a matter of days they could be facing the russian army. translation: i pick up a gun here for the first time, - and i'm doing well. i learned shooting here and i have hit a bull's—eye. translation: i have the support | of my family, and that helps me| because we must all stick

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we will leave it there, paul jenny, thank you very much for - jenny, thank you very much for coming one by police for any lockdown breaches last year. buckingham palace announces this evening that the queen won't be able to attend the state opening of parliament tomorrow, due to ill health. the democratic unionist party says it will not nominate ministers to the northern ireland power—sharing executive until decisive action is taken on post—brexit trading arrangements. let's stay with the balance in northern ireland were sojeffrey donaldson has insisted his party will not return to the northern ireland power—sharing executive unless the uk government amends the bus brexit northern ireland trade protocol. it is after northern ireland's historic election so should they become the largest party. with me as the former special adviser to two northern ireland secretaries, thank you for coming on the programme. we saw the current secretary talking about talks today, talking to the various different parties to try and get things up and running. how confident are you that will actually happen?

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. >>> jenni con los detalles. donde se reuniÓ con el presidente da repÚblica los presidentes conversaron sobre la necesidad de fortalecer la seguridad en sus fronterases y tambiÉn no podÍa faltar el tema de la migraciÓn. >>> hoy el gobierno tiene el propÓsito de participar en la construcciÓn de un futuro comÚn para nuestra regiÓn. >>> lÓpez obrador impulsa proyectos en guatemala para asa detener los flujos migratorios pero quienes ya avanzan por territorio mexicano dicen que nada los detendrÁ. >>> siempre estamos buscar aunque cierren buscamos el modo de entrar. >>> aÚn asÍ, los mandatarios coincidieron en la necesidad demente ver fenÓmeno. >>> vamos a ver una imagen que va a ir properando que tiene que ver con temas que es de ambos paÍses el encuentro se produce cuando el gobierno de los estadounidense muestra muy preocupado ante lo que podrÍa ser un flujo mi fra torio sin precedentes en su frontera sur, en guatemala jenni corado para las noticias telemundo. >>> los dos presidentes dijeron a estados unidos que no

. >> treasury secretary jenny warned that overturning abortion rights will have damaging effects on the u.s. economy as you testified before the senate committee by the state of the u.s. financial system the banking committee and also asked about changes against russia and rising inflation. and this is two and half hours.

good evening, jenny.leclerc put a lot of pressure on himself with that spin?— put a lot of pressure on himself with that spin? didn't he “ust? i soke to with that spin? didn't he “ust? i spoke to him i with that spin? didn't he “ust? i spoke to him afterfi with that spin? didn't he just? i spoke to him after qualifying i with that spin? didn't he just? i l spoke to him after qualifying and with that spin? didn't he just? i i spoke to him after qualifying and i said, wow, you made that really tough and that spin, just at the final corner on his lap, the first attempted to pull position was so costly and it meant all the pressure was on him to come out in one lap and perform. and perform he did. it was a stunning pole position for the driver and i think it really reaffirmed to everybody the quality that he can offer in this championship.- that he can offer in this championship. that he can offer in this chamionshi -. , . ., championship. yes, him and that if there are in — championship. yes, him and that if

but i think this shows police officers arresting jenny, although the easels santo's in front of onlookers in the state of shaggy bay in northeastern brazil. now, according to his family, santos did not resist arrest. the officers bundled him into the back of their court . before closing the rear door, some toast, his legs remade outside the car, clouds of gas can be seen, billowing out an autopsy report later confirmed that santo's suffocate. according to his family, he suffered from skits of freeney. santo's is debt has sparked renewed criticism of brazil's police over its use of excessive force according to the brazilian form of public security. police killed 6400 in 16 people in brazil just in the year 2020. we want to go now to joelle pedro suarez. he's a freelance journalist in rio de janeiro. well, it's good to have you with us. and i want to just ask you about what we saw just in this video alone. give us a sense of the anger that is being felt in brazil because of this video. i'm brent. i'm glad to participate. thank you. so brazil is really shocked by video you just showed we jus

there was tre and jenny burrows, raising their two younger sisters after losing their mother.ring her mother's cross. >> i don't feel right not wearing it. i've worn it every day since i got it from the hospital, so -- >> reporter: she was wearing that when she went to the hospital? >> yeah. yeah. this is the first thing that they handed to me. ever since then, i've had it. >> reporter: you saw we found tre after his emt test. so, how'd it go? >> i passed the first one. >> passed the first one? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: feeling good? >> yeah, i'm confident. reporte. e smile yst s ime. wearing his cap and gown. walking across the stage at palm beach state college. now on his way to becoming a frefighter. and in lyndhrst, new jersey, kylie and colton koehne, who lost their father. colton starting hockey to honor his father. how are the pregame nerves? >> a little nervous. >> reporter: a little nervous? all right. tonight, colton telling his team has made it to the playoffs and he scored his first goal. >> one, two, three -- >> bears! >> reporter: and kylie, who that speech in ho

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that's last, almost certainly that people and the normality that we see in this action off jenny, about those that public agents is, is originated by this normalized situation that we see every day in the life in brazil and isn't it, although i was a black man, what about race as a part of this story, i mean, most people who are shot by brazilian police as i understand it from the statistics, they're black, right? yes. when you look at this statistics from real in 2020, for example, this is very clear. 86 percent of the people are people that by the police were black and this is originated by a culture in our, in the public, in the queue. it public security in brazil that that is 1st shoot and then ask the police agents. they have the excuse, is very complicated situation on public security to act deliberately against black people vulnerable people who are situated in locations controlled by arm. you know, in some very, very complicated situation with rules on their colonial history. brazil. well yeah, i mean i'm going to ask you just about the policing culture, because obviously we can

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jenny thomas asked two as adds state representatives to set aside biden's victory and choose a, quote electors. the revelations have led critics to question her husband's participation in a supreme court case earlier this year that rejected trump's bid to withhold documents from the january 6th committee investigating the insurrection. thomas was the only justice to dissent. joining us, ana navarro and washington bureau chief for the grio, april ryan. ladies, always great to have you on, especially together. always a fun discussion. april, let me start with you first. how problematic is this for justice thomas? he's been on the speaking circuit lecturing everybody about this, that and the other thing and more information comes out showing what jenny thomas has been up to. it's just incredible. >> right, the hypocrisy. i really wonder what kind of pillow talk these two have in the evenings when they're together. but what this does to all of these revolutions that the january 6th select committee is pulling out about jenny thomas is further -- calling clarence thomas into question about

jenny kumar reports.a police station and turned himself in. he confessed and told detectives where bobbi—anne mcleod's body was. ackland had no previous convictions and wasn't known to the police. but he lived a double life and had a secret obsession with serial killers. today the full details of his random and prolonged attack on teenager bobbi—anne mcleod were revealed in court for the first time. the student was just 18 when she disappeared. her family see she lit up the lives of everyone she met. bobbi was a beautiful girl... their statement was read outside court today. the thoughts are continually going around in our minds. "why bobbi—anne?" "why make her suffer? " "to know her final hours were spent being tortured destroys us inside." at one point, the details laid out by the prosecution were so harrowing that a member of bobbi—anne's family left the court. cody ackland kidnapped her from this bus stop after hitting her repeatedly with a claw hammer. he then took her to this remote part of dartmoor

she has a travelling word that she wants to go to ged, because the last month was a non stop trip to jenny and i have to help her pack her back story with the story . it wasn't jane, but there were spending the last month in july like everyday she me like every week she needs to go for 3 days. so i am she needs to pack and she was need the big luggage because she needs to take her pillow. she cannot sleep without her pillow. so i need to pick to pick her clothes because if i don't do that, then she will put the whole clause that it was a non stop all going in and out between shooting and just due to office with, with her best friends as well. besides the fact that his producer that she doesn't want to go through, so like i don't, i don't want to go, i'm tired. i'm tired, i want to see my family. i miss my family. i missed you. i missed everyone shooting is not an emotional type. so powerful will leave you now with palestinian artists have been paying tribute to serene abruptly that painted a large virile and gaza city serene as the 12th al jazeera janice killed. ah, [000:00:00;00] me in i

jenny mathers who lectures in the department of international politics at aberystwyth university and the united kingdom. she's an expert in russian politics and security. a welcome to the w doctor. the atrocities that we've seen being committed by russian soldiers in ukraine. you think there was a likely it's a baby reactions of rogue individuals or evidence of something more systematic? well, i think there's probably a combination of the 2 factors because on the one hand, you know, it's very clear that soldiers, russian soldiers have been told that they're going into an area which you know, had been as an overrun nazis with fascist and terrible people. and so this is really shape their attitude towards the local people that they come into contact with. they are expecting bad things and in many ways. but also it may reflect, you know, individual senses of anger, frustration, you know, the upset at their own comrades being killed or injured in the fighting and wanting to take some kind of revenge on ukrainians that they need. so. so it's probably a combination of those 2 as russia tim

so i'm not going to justify what happened in jenny and the killing of assuring, but trying to analyze the israeli point of view. if you do a public fall, if bennett already is doing it, what it will find out that these res care more about the threat of terrorism coming mainly form of your g for the janine refugee k. then what happened to hearing on this is very unfortunate because this is a vicious circle that is not going to answer. i don't, i'm really afraid. frontier have less than a minute. these righty, governments made it clear when your name was 1st presented to take over the post of the united nations oper tool for the policy occupy territory accusing you of being a biased person. the americans, as we said, and along with the internet, with some key players, the europeans and the u. k. have always been very skeptical about the reports over a human rights council. how, how are you planning to move forward? let me, let me share a consideration. i have on the momentous reality we are leading also because of the tragic word that it's taking place in ukraine. in this situation it's

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jenny, this. ready will be got to collect the signature that says recycle business. extremely important services they provide to the city i. we need to take america to trying to bring people together, trying to deal with people who left behind all again, culture dominates america's underworld, but has it permeated law enforcement itself? they want exactly what every gang member wants, a power and control. both lines investigates allegations of organized gangs within the los angeles sheriff's department taking the law into their own hands. a failure at every level from every art of los angeles county government shadow system, a lay secretive sheriff gangs on al jazeera. we know what's happening in our region . we know how to get to places that others and i was just thrown here guy by the police on purpose. i got 0 had the time in its programming. go live on the amazon, go live, the were another boy that may not be may prima is happening. as i said, i'm going on with the way that you tell the story

jenny craig is a real person. >> jimmy: are you sure she's a real person? jimmy: okay. have you met her? >> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: never seen her? she could be a hoax, it could be fake news. [ laughter ] then there was -- who else? elle mcpherson had a tape. >> cindy crawford. that was a tape i did in australia in the '90s. i did a bit of cindy crawford. >> jimmy: set it up in your living room? >> oh, yeah. she had a very sophisticated take. >> jimmy: how often would you do it? an everyday type of thing? >> i would try to do it once a week. i guess. i was 12, i don't know what i was doing. but yeah, it was, you know -- she was in the cut-offs, went from black and white to color. that was more '90s. this show is firmly early '80s. >> jimmy: did you feel like you were getting any exercise when you were doing that? >> the tape? >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah. i mean, i think so. >> jimmy: i don't know.?- [ laughter ] i think about those richard simmons videos. i actually went with richard once to one of his -- >> you did? >> jimmy: yeah, so his thing. he's got a

incredibly rare species for women to get 50 percent representation in the constituent assembly here in jenny, these people pick up the collect the signatures the same, the re saying this extremely important service that they provide to the city why do we, we need to take america to trying to bring people together trying to deal with people who left behind ah israeli.

in reality, they are armed terrorists to terrorize the population in jenny's level. the gen a mosque is one of the symbols that a country listed as a unesco world heritage site will gender you how to 2nd various groups present in the region and associated with the local bunch of al qaeda seats. take possession of this symbol is a critical component moodily. the molly military is escorting us and gives us a few minutes to approach the mosque and even enter it. we were told that we should not stay too long in one place, so as not to attract attention. according to them you had a sa hiding among the population of buddhist. you formerly drove occlusal, in addition to the symbolic meaning that the capture of janet has for terrorist. such an event will lead to great difficulties and communication between north and south. that is why the malia military's closely monitoring the strategically important point. unders of locals in the northern french city of leal have signed a petition sent to the mayor on the french president, the money coats a soaring utility bills for social

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