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we're going to be lookin: the peak. we're going to be looking at — the peak. to be looking at that european i looking at that european situation in a moment. when andrew bailey says he is looking ahead, he says he needs to assess data before making the big decision. what will you be looking it?— the big decision. what will you be looking it? what the bank of encland be looking it? what the bank of england looks _ be looking it? what the bank of england looks at _ be looking it? what the bank of england looks at is _ be looking it? what the bank of england looks at is prices - be looking it? what the bank of england looks at is prices data i england looks at is prices data and employment data. our prices rising? the inflation rate is still way in excess of where they want to get to but its forecasts are that it's going to come down very quickly. the bank of england is actually anticipating that within a year or so, anticipating that within a year orso, inflation anticipating that within a year or so, inflation could notjust be at its 2% target but could even be

we dropped any claims lookin and here is where there is a difference.re that he is 10 years old in the period of 2007 in the face of the laws of his mother's representative. that is, it turns out that in your legal service, filing a lawsuit against all the same, you probably knew. yes, i will not comment on the legal subtleties, as i said. i am not a lawyer, i did not expect such a turn, and yulia pryadchenko, behind 2 years of legal burden of papillation, dozens of sleepless nights of requests. to withdraw the demands on the teenager vitalik of the tragedy that made this the lawyers of the insurance company did not notice the lawsuit as insignificant all this time, at least until the start of the journalistic investigation sergey leskov marina gusarova andrey tikhonov ntv television company the insurers in their lawsuit referred to the fourteenth article of the osago law. don’t be surprised in an accident involving railway transport. it is also applied in this way according to this law. they really have the right to demand compensation for damage from

bethany, 'ust well we keep lookin: at france. bethany, 'ust well we keep looking at those — france.s _ france. bethany, just well we keep looking at those pictures and - france. bethany, just well we keep looking at those pictures and quite | looking at those pictures and quite dramatic pictures as you say, there is different numbers expected —— while we keep. police saying one thing and protest are saying something else. is there any sign right now as we seen these dramatic pictures of any kind of resolution on these matters? because there are so many different matters and so many different protests going on in the country over different things. it is a complicated situation at the moment and what we are hearing from various people from all sides, they are saying that they don't quite say —— don't quite see a way out at the moment. you have president macron who is saying he is sticking to his line. there are members of his own party who are worried that that might not be the correct way forward. and some people are saying he is looking increasingly isolated. there are other people

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lookin' good, babe! hilton.after math of tragedy the past few days tornado death and yesterday's school shoot nothing nashville, tennessee. am family physician and expert on resill yejs. doctor deborah gilboa here how to community with your children. thank you very much. i know we were talking a bit in the commercial brick and it is just you ksdz not turn, way yesterday. there is so much access to information there is more news. as a parent how and when should you talk to your child about it? >> the first thing is how old is my kid and will they hear about it. if they will hear about it anyway or over 8, it is important conversation to know how to have with your child for sure >> can we talk about the adults and having to deal with the emotional resonsibles. that sets the tone in the example for children. >> the first step is it manage our stress about it. buzz we can't come to kids and have this conversation if we are erect they feel they need to take care of of us. get support and think for yourself about in t

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