. >> my name is mao lee.i object to opening an mcd store in the area because for those people who need marijuana, they easily can be purchased at the hospital, so for those people who have inability to move around, they could have that mailed to them. thank you. >> thank you. >> my name is kinder general, i strongly oppose of an mcd store open in the area. >> thank you. >> my name is chen sung coy quan, i object that there's a possibility to open an mcd store in the area. why did i say that? so now currently they just use the excuse, it's like doing some kind of remodeling and not necessarily they are selling marijuana, but however, it was previously stated that particular store is intended for selling marijuana. so, therefore, if they don't admit it, it's just an excuse. so, by the time that in reality it's going to happen, so things will not be as what they stated, so therefore i'm strongly objecting because i live in the neighborhood. i love around the area. thank you. >> thank you. >> my name is limichung

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mao. but i think it was also -- he was for. he remembered things and have a long history. when i interviewed lee one you about deng xiaoping, he was as great of a leader as he met because he was able to recognize what he had learned and what he put into practice with networking and he was ready to try something new, but step-by-step in a way that people could accept it and would not add the polarization, but would help resolve polarization. >> card is a skill that many politicians could benefit from having. welcome to cambridge pharmacy continuing discussion of deng xiaoping in the transformation of china with the team for scholars, as stretcher and three. what deng bring us a powerful player in the pacific rim and the national economy? at this point will take questions to the audience. please sign up at the microphone and asked one question. want to get as many view as possible a chance to ask your questions. >> thank you. i'm wondering if you would care to go off from the chronological history about what transpired you to develop the country into its political philosophy. as the great chinese