going forward, we may not always win, but we will to represent lowle, and sfusd with respect to our referees, opponents, and diverse soccer family. we will continue to promote the value of combining team sports and academics in high school education. in closing and with an eye to the future, i would like to invite my assistant coach amber which will come twhich willwilsw varsity girls soccer coach. [ applause ] >> thank you. no pressure. as the assistant coach and schoocounselorrer, we are procef them as representatives of lowell and sfusd. i want to welcome our cocaptain to say a few words. thank you. >> thank you so all of you and the board of education for all your support in our journey. i would like to thank our parents who have gone both near and far to support us and cheer us on at games at home as well as four hours away in redding this season. i would also like to thanking our coaches, a coach who has been with me the past four years and made this such a great experience and also to coach wilson who i am very excited to have her on this team this year and also to see what she does w

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very lowle at very, levels of government were not being watched properly or not being supervised properlyt being trained properly or have not been checked out properly. some of the times when you see these things happen, these are individuals that maybe if people pay more attention they could have prevented these people from having access to lots and lots of potentially dangerous information. mr. abrams: are you talking about manning? a private of the army, with that sort of access? i agree. susan: we have three minutes left. one more thing to get on the record is the solicitor general at the time. in 1989 he published an op-ed called secrets not worth keeping, where he said he was on the wrong side of history. we have time for one more call. john from texas. welcome. caller: thank you for taking my question. with regard to the standard of prior consent and it's application with regard to the pentagon papers, how would that have been legally different had the conflict in vietnam been a declared war rather than an executive military action whose constitutional basis was more nebulous? if a