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thank you, we shall kee a chinese. thank you, we shall keep a close _ chinese.urs and the winner is often the state of north carolina. it has long been known for its vibrant start—up scene and a lot of that is down to the so—called research triangle, which sits between the three towns of raleigh, durham and chapel hill. michelle fleury travelled to north carolina to find out why the state is so attractive. north carolina, one of the top states in america for business. its strong economic climate powered by a combination of low taxes and innovation, much of it centred here. the research triangle region is about 2.5 million people. three major communities — raleigh, durham and chapel hill, with 50,000 employees and over 300 companies. one of them is start—up, protected, founded by duke university graduates. in the fall of our senior year at duke, we helped our quarterback danieljones, who�*s now on the new york giants, return from a collarbone fracture by making a 3d printed, custom—fitting device that allowed him to come back confidently and compete with this inj

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we kee the next 6— eight months.own prices. we heard this from the bank of england, the central banks around the world and we hear it from the government as well here in britain as they primus for what sounds like months if not years of austerity ahead. what evidence is there that the cost of living crisis is being created or caused by an excess of demand? when you talk to people, most people do not feel thatjolly people, most people do not feel that jolly about their prospects right now. they are not spending money. inflation is hirh not spending money. inflation is high due — not spending money. inflation is high due to _ not spending money. inflation is high due to these _ not spending money. inflation is high due to these external. is high due to these external factors that we have discussed. but we are also seeing here in the a tight labour market. we had seenjob the a tight labour market. we had seen job vacancies running at very high levels. these have now started to come off but they do still remain very high

thank you, victoria, to kee- back to you. thank you, victoria, to kee us back to you.evelopments. victoria gill in sharm el—sheikh. twitter has told employees not to return to the office in a message obtained by the bbc. workers were told offices would reopen next monday. the announcement comes amid reports that a large number of staff are quitting after the new owner, elon musk, gave employees an ultimatum to work �*long hours at high intensity�* or leave. here's our north america correspondent david willis let's get more from our technology reporter alistair keane. what are insiders saying about this? lots of those who are _ insiders saying about this? lots of those who are leaving _ insiders saying about this? lots of those who are leaving the - insiders saying about this? lots of| those who are leaving the company have taken to the platform they are leaving to talk about the fact that they are leaving, they have been tweeting once again as many did when we had the redundancy is two weeks ago, they have been tweeting a saluting hand emoji and a blue heart and talkin

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. >> nothing is good pair can kee my they are showing fear in front of a german shepherd.e republican party is so primed for revenge that this kind of desperate vote for else does or all stuff is going to cause a huge surge. >> up next, this simple word jo read said that you have never heard ♪ for skin as alive as you are... don't settle for silver. harness the power of 7 moisturizers & 3 vitamins to smooth, heal, and moisturize your dry skin. gold bond. champion your skin. >> welcome back. left-wing idiot says inflation confuses the population. msnbc joy reeve all over nicole wallace show yesterday. you know nicole, she's the one who permanently looks like she just in her pants while watchin her cat get run over? so you know what is so interesting to? >> what is so interesting to is i have actually never heard a person who isn't an economist o work on cnbc the only people i ever hear use the word inflatio are journalists and economists fear it so that is not part of the normal lexicon of the way people talk. >> you were on kudlow show, but that was still when he was huffi

all and all, as the results kee trickling in, unlike what the dems had threatened, life goes on justike inflation, democracy isn't transitory and it lives to fight another day, which is good. i've hate to see what he might wear at the funeral. [cheers and applause] ticket let's welcome tonight's guest rate he talks so fast, "outnumbered" cohost emily compagno. >> he as holding up the number of good jokes he's ever made, host of fox across america, jimmy vale appeared twitter pai her eight bucks just to go away fox news contributor kat timpf. when restaurants ask how many our in your party, he answers yes. my massive sidekick in the nwa world television champion, tyrus . emily, first off, happy birthday . i hope you enjoy the gift i got you someday. i was doing the five and i was just getting tired of all the doom and gloom. everybody the people on the right set themselves up for something impossible, in the people on the left did the righ thing, they set themselves up for something so dismal, that i can't be that bad. that's what you should live you life, what say you come up birthda

the family behind long-running, much-loved eating house keng eng kee seafood in the alexandria villager and the media started to interview them and say, oh, that's how they know each other. we are typical chinese. they never talk about how they met. >> in the beginning, when they're working at your mother's parents' restaurant, and then in the beginning of their eating house, how many hours a day do they work? and how many days a week? how many days vacation? >> 12 hours a day, and then he gets one day off every two weeks. >> that's hard. >> thank you. it's fantastic. wow, that's good. >> choy has been making this dish for decades. pig's feet cooked slowly in black vinegar, ginger, dried chilies, and assam. chap chye is a hainanese family favorite. cabbage and glass noodles stir-fried with bean curd, black mushrooms, pig skin, and shrimp. >> now, i've been speaking to a lot of people who talk about how singapore loves its hawker culture, it loves its food, but the general story is the first generation starts a hawker stall, they get successful, they send the kids to school, and they te

small batches of votes they kee trickling. have another 10,000 votes. from here, from there, from everywhere. 7.5 million votes literally counted less than five hours, and where between 40,600,000 in arizona votes remain and outstanding. we have learned different numbers in different times frankly, if i hear one more set of numbers that contradicts the previous set of numbers i'm going to burst a blood vessel. there is no tally detailing how many votes were made although according to our sources, at least half of the uncounted ballots are likely day of votes hand-delivered which would heavily favor republicans, that definitely wanted their vote counted and don't trust the system. half of tonight's upcoming 80,000 vote dump we expect to b day of votes delivered that day. that would be great news for kari lake parity is running in neck with katie hobbs who shoul have been. not as quite of good news for flake masters as he has a bigge deficit to overcome. think about this for a moment from the perspective of a democratic voter. let's say that democrat kati

if we watch what happens, we will kee some clouds around today, maybe a few breaks in the sky but not many. as we get into the afternoon, you might get a ligh shower the northbay. the real start of the next storm is waiting until this evening. tha is 8:00 p.m. the showers will begin in the northbay. there we are at 9:00 p.m. when it is mos noticeable in santa rosa. it is going to rain today but it will not rain until after sunset. when we check back in the first alert forecast, we will look at the showers and march it across the bay area. we need to look a the rest of monday and tuesday in terms of options for thunder storms. back to you. >>> thank you. she is a businesswoman, candidate for city council and now regrettabl a victim of crime. a group of thieves broke into her business in oakland in downtown early yesterday. kyrsten sinema has video of the break-in. >> reporter: after cutting the lock on the metal gate, one thieves starts grabbing an arm full of pricey sex toys. the other heads to the back of the store for the cash register and lingerie. they ran out of the store within

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what is your message to gillian kee . an? ,, what is your message to gillian keenan?ssage is to look at what will make a difference. we know there is limited funds, we know that, but some good targeted funding would help. it is the first time in my career as a head teacher and a chief executive that the pay award has not been funded. 5% is a lot in a £45 million pay bill. she talked about _ lot in a £45 million pay bill. she talked about huyton schools when she was growing up, as well, and of course things are different there now and i'm sure that is how you want to keep it. thanks forjoining us. sport and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. here's holly hamilton. good afternoon. there's been widespread condemnation of comments from one of qatar's world cup ambassadors who said homosexuality was the result of damage to the mind. in the interview with german broadcaster zdf, khalid salman — who is an ex-qatari footballer — also said that while gay visitors would be respected, "they have to accept our rules." homosexuality is illegal in qatar. the interview was c

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thanks to his fans, vets and kee ers, family. thanks to his fans, vets and keepers. nigel— family.d pain free life. nigel! he is doing well. now it's time for the week, with ros atkins. this week has revolved around decisions. in america voters were not short of advice.— not short of advice. your vote... can change _ not short of advice. your vote... can change the _ not short of advice. your vote... can change the future. - not short of advice. your vote... can change the future. get - not short of advice. your vote... can change the future. get off. not short of advice. your vote... i can change the future. get off your couch _ can change the future. get off your couch and — can change the future. get off your couch and vote _ can change the future. get off your couch and vote.— can change the future. get off your couch and vote. how they vote may influence who _ couch and vote. how they vote may influence who ends _ couch and vote. how they vote may influence who ends up _ couch and vote. how they vote may influence who ends up running - couch and vote. how they vote may influen

kee calm. nice and steady, keep it like that- keep it _ calm. nice and steady, keep it like that.——just giddyup boy, and you're in. there's an awful lot of health and safety now, you know? it's a business and now you have to run it— it's a business and now you have to run it like _ it's a business and now you have to run it like a — it's a business and now you have to run it like a business. go steady! the thing about kings lynn was, in one word, hectic. everything's got to be precise — especially at somewhere like kings lynn. there's no room for error over here. lawrence. yeah, right. you've got your markings down. that is your position. if you're over one way by four or five, six inches, obviously, that affects the next person. and then, it can then curtail onto someone else's positions. it belongs to our family, not yours! and it can come out a few arguments, you know, things like that, especially in the early hours of the morning. it's a fake bowl. is that a fake bowl? that's a fake bowl. is that right? that's a council bowl. so you're saying we're doing something wrong here?

martin kee -s back and help me again. martin keeps trying — back and help me again.christian. in the past... - bonds. i don't agree with that, christian. in the past... the i christian. in the past... the pastis christian. in the past... the past is the past and what she's doing now, she's supporting liberal republicans and democrats so this is the present time and we have to go with the present, not the past. let me just put this to you, amanda. liz cheney did go out into virginia. she stumped for a candidate there. 99% of the vote and looks like she is going to lose so it is not helping democrats. i going to lose so it is not helping democrats. i don't think there's _ helping democrats. i don't think there's a _ helping democrats. i don't think there's a lot - helping democrats. i don't think there's a lot of i think there's a lot of crossover votes right now and that's — crossover votes right now and that's really where this country— that's really where this country is. it's pretty partisan and even finding that right— partisan and even finding that right at— part