time in the united states they were not yet a mass parade in the capital organized by an activist les paulriginally from new jersey received a degree from the university of pennsylvania, then went to england and made friends with the activists of the movement. for women's suffrage , the movement gained momentum and as a result, in 1920, us president woodrow wilson was able to convince congress to introduce the nineteenth amendment to the constitution, which prohibited discrimination in elections based on gender in soviet russia. women received equal voting rights with men among the first in europe after the february revolution of 1917. on march 3, 1928 , for the first time in the world, an active solid-fuel rocket was launched. it was a rocket on the so-called smokeless powder, the first in the ussr and throughout the world, created by its soviet, scientific designer nikolai tikhomirov, the rocket was made of checkers that looked like hockey pucks. she took off for the first time from the training ground at rzhevka near leningrad. tikhomirov also laid the foundation for the design of shell

beneficios de medicate, y lo comparó con senador (palabra en inglés), y lo llamó discípulo de paul ryans, leopulsor del plan, el presidente dice que asui reducirán costos, pero detractores, dicen que fractuarará la democracia, julio vaqueiro, habló del tema con lorenzo córdova . >> es tal vez una confrontacionde autoridades, mutila básicamente las operaciones del instituto, dejando en riesgo las operaciones en el futuro . >> está en peligro la democracia en méxico, puede no haber problemas sociales, justicia social resuelta, por qué el presidente andrés manuel lópez obrador quiere debilitar al instituto electoral . >> es difícil entenderlo, porque si hay un partido beneficiado de manera particular de la existencia de un órgano que garanntiza elecciones, es mkorena, la razón que puede ser es que el ine ejerció siempre su autonomía en cada decisión y respecto del gobierno, estoy seguro que pasará en los gobiernos pof venir . >> es un acto autoritario el querer lastimar al ine . >> es regresivo en términos democráticos . >> conectan con mucha gente ¿no? el ine es caro, usted gana más de 230 mil

le d. opened an investigation on stephen's death, based on information gathered while investigating the murders of paul. le d. has not said what was found. >> did your son know the murdoch family? >> he went to school with buster. they played little league ball together. >> reporter: during interviews released by highway patrol to cnn, the murdoch name is mentioned by both witnesses and investigators, including the name of alec murdoch's surviving son, buster. during one audio interview, todd proctor says this. >> buster was -- was on our radar. the murdochs know that. >> reporter: why exactly buster was on their radar is still unclear. neither he nor anyone else has been charged in the case and for the first time buster murdoch is commenting publicly about this case. he released this statement, these base lgs rumors of my involvement with stephen and his death are false. my heart goes out to the smith family. >> reporter: pam, years ago, sandy smith told investigators that her son stephen had been acting very secretive in the months before he died. she plans to find out why. they hope to look at who h

le pasa. reportera: paul es asÍ te ayuda porque por orden de los mÉdicos no va a poder trabajar durante los prÓximoslices al haber elegido este estilo de vida. este es nuestro panel para debatir el tema. karla: soy karla de venezuela. alan: si yo alan de mÉxico. vivimos en y otra y llevamos 10 aÑos juntos. karla: desde que nos conocimos decidimos no tener hijos. >> tengo cuatro hijos y no entiendo cÓmo la gente decide no ser madre y padre. >> hola. soy de mÉxico. tengo cinco aÑos de casada y creo que la maternidad es un camino de muchas. >> soy antonela, viva en argentina. me dedico a la docencia . me gusta mucho trabajar con chicos pero tambiÉn me gusta la idea de que los puedo devolver al final del dÍa y no quiero ser madre. karla: y aquÍ estÁn. buenos dÍas. muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos. tambiÉn nos acompaÑa la doctora eddiees un tema muy interesante. voy a comenzar con karla y alan. por quÉ deciden no tener hijos? y cuÁl ha sido el reto mÁs difÍcil de su decisiÓn? karla: pues yo me querÍa tener hijos y querÍa tener hijos o no durante mi adolescencia. lo hablamos temprano en nuestra relaciÓn y

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i think paul changed eo - le's television? i think paul changed people's minds _ television? were and what drag queens were. people fell in love with the person behind the persona. that we came later in paul's live just as important as lily. —— became. he has won the sunny awards throughout his career. in 2018 he won another award for his show with the dogs. he has touched so many people. i think by humanising people and connecting with people, that means we can relate bp. by relating to people we are breaking down barriers and stereotypes. —— we can relate to people. the work paul has done for the queer community, for me personally, and many other little 93v personally, and many other little gay boys out there who want to put a dress on, he did so much. fine gay boys out there who want to put a dress on, he did so much.— gay boys out there who want to put a dress on, he did so much. one of the thins we dress on, he did so much. one of the things we saw— dress on, he did so much. one of the things we saw in _ dress on, he did so much. one of the things we saw in later _ dress

paul was fancy. wish for warranty shop? is it pre owned you with christmas book? a white guy will. mm. last post le, let's see. it said the last name listed just gives all, all bushy or pos below yet. and where was, how many typically still would be to call them properties, do not rama thought women could that bill of serial to pull name ugly is a new mazda picking, which may be others for them, for the roles. mm. this from us conveniently, school is a guy who did old some brochures scrolling to put in the field up. let me look more the falls. miss dental who died elsa. one still for a job allows me is this will, is to get her to put in was also a prosecutor, you of me when your city of all to bring your own cordage will do you have to record the dra music your approval. so i swear to the widget, honest, ah, director and stupid also laportia yard or motors, much allowable explanation. my bills on the studio that i shallow. there toyota bought a bottle. scott, my fancy practitioner, do it live low chest. if what i didn't do the other way, i mean yeah. void. mm. them. yeah. me. which did you got there? maya, the

paul augustine, a kid. we start to need to do that, or a g or near our director support on it been to our lead revolt. we would still need a le shit out town police battle. i'll under pushy toward him and fish time. now you caught up with me. i'm usually in scene gainesville, and didn't get home with crystal cow, so it's all to quit looking mad. i got sick again with cheese up would on it money, fish. that's the one. it luck, we more to be replaced with our cool need the bill. how much already can she provide one, all should cost a think . ah, ready with that figure made it into plastic that basically the spent who put it at the museum in queen chamber that women in each you can go and draw when exit that before for the luncheon when you cheap your degrees to actually a really chain. so they can continue our lot, 5 me more for many was so i got so than theater they got see a little thought. is that the mental a 2nd? assume about the fall. cool. it brought the static on to look a little chill on. told a brutal garcia eat done. typically children are just that the quality of all the star comb, throw policies on through. so to q

paul verlaine. il pleure dans mon coeur, comme il pleut sur la ville. quelle est cette langueur qui penatre mon coeur? o bruit doux de la pluie, par terre et sur lesle chant de la pluie! now there'll be some who know that. "it rains in my heart, like it rains in the town." "what is this pain that penetrates my heart? suella braverman, home secretary, thank you forjoining me on political thinking. thank you, nick. there will be, i'm sure, critics of the home secretary who find it hard to believe that her own father had to flee to this country from persecution, from africa. they'll find it hard to understand how she can empathise so much that she teared up when i read the words of her maiden speech, but shows not that much sign of empathising with people desperate to make their way across the channel. her explanation, i think, is clear. the values herfather and mother taught her of patriotism, of belief in the rule of law, in sticking to the rules, is what she thinks britain is all about. the reason there's a row this week is not everybody agrees. thanks for watching. hello. much milder out there for many of you today, even in scotland where we saw

les dennis, who worked with him on many occasions , said, so him on many occasions, said, so sad to wake up to the news. paul great and his twinkly, mischievous presence will be missed by so many. r.i.p dear paul and the tv presenter and actor john paul and the tv presenter and actorjohn barrowman says, i'm totally shocked and sad to hear the awful news that paul o'grady has died. an awesome talent attracting decades from watching him as lily savage at the vauxhall tavern, too, sitting with him laughing backstage at west end and being the guest guest on his paul o'grady show. yeah look, thank you very much indeed for that . your comments. indeed for that. your comments. i will. happily. well let's read a few of those. we've got time, paul a few of those. we've got time, paul. sorry. carol has tweeted saying, i can't believe it. wow. just the shock of my life. rest in peace. awful sleep, richie says. sad sad news. paul o'grady did so much for animal 67 is no age to go. he'll be really really miss please pass on my condolences to his partner what a loss. look, so many tributes coming in and we will try to refl