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markus: on the one hand, it is becoming more competitive. see the big oil companies, and there is no surprise that they are renewable and the power sector, because it is a very attractive sector, given the market growth we expect in the decades to come. but yes, if you look at what is needed to be successful, you need the expertise, which we have, you need the pipeline. there is no scarcity of money. the market growth is there, so a lot of players will be happy in that field. but i also expect competition over time will increase, but we do not see it. we take it as a real challenge. matt: that's what makes the game fun. dr. krebber, what about demand? you already said there was a lull in the beginning of the pandemic. how does it look for power now? rebber: power demand is now down your own year by about 5% in some markets, a little bit more. it is too early to tell when we come out of the summer break, whether they start again. before, i is a year would not expect anything, for the full year, we definitely expect between 3% and 6%, lower de

flew back from portugal and landed in munich on monday where they were greeted by bavarian governor, markusreble of the bundesliga, dfb pokal cup and the champions league. the president of uefa aleksander ceferin says the idea of single leg ties in the knockout stages of the competition is something that's proved very popular. now, it is quite complicated to place the final eight in the calendar but we saw that people wa nt calendar but we saw that people want exciting matches, that in one match every team can beat every tea m one match every team can beat every team in the champions league so it is something to considerfor the future. wolfsburg's women's will be the team to beat as they look to build on their 9—1 victory over glasgow in the quarter—finals of the women's champions league when the semi—final takes place on tuesday. they now face a barcelona side only one game from a second straight final. barcelona left it late to beat atletico madrid in bilbao on friday, but they're unbeaten since losing to lyon in last year's final. it's going to be tough game for a wolfsburg side chasing

and the last book, "the book thief", this is the book i feel like markus zusak is a poet.he flow of his words, the beauty of his language, it feels like you're lying in tide of words, so beautiful and it's so brilliant, ultimately it's a book about words, again, the power of words to hurt and the power of words to heal and how that can be impacted on both a political level and a personal level and i love that book so much that i wanted to turn it into another art form. you know, which is why i'm make it go into a musical. >> host: does the story belong to you or to us as the reader? >> i think it's a little of both. that's the beauty of writing. how many times have you gone back to a book that you loved, when you go back to it, it's like a whole new book. who you are at the moment you read it is different than the last time and you're going to see things in the writing and pull things out of the characters that are very unique and that is-- that's magical that the text can say the same because what you bring to the table as a reader changes. the experience of reading the b

markus is still not free of his trauma. with his group, thehe support other victims.hey want t the statutute of limitations for sexual abuse ainst chilildren to bee removed. >>>> a signal is nonow being set that perpetrators can no longer feel safe and that they will now be dealt with severely. >> markus sets off again, drawing attention to victims. it has become his life's work, but not one that he chose for himself. brent: you know, how do cases like this happen, involving children who are abusedd over so many years without anyonone knowing? >> w well, ihink t the problem s we all do not want to undnderstd that we do know victitims, and thatat, in turn, means we all lw perpetratotors. the w who consisiders that in germany alone, one million chilildren have become victims f child sexual abuse e every year, and that means we e know childr, and that in turn m means we know perpetratorsrs. we nd toto be morore aware of that. we need to look for the signs within the grown-ups, and then we need to know wherere to turnn toto. brt:t: one million children in a country of 80