absolutely unacceptable ok if something does i don't know if it doesn't work leave ok let me go to maxime in moscow here please react to what you've already heard on our program go ahead next look at think i think there are 3 major a mediation stratton since one is where you. stand to impose conditions on the very participants of the conflict and you can ask them to deliver on this condition and the 2nd one where the greater conducive environment for the talks between the government and the taliban and date has come up with a bunch of their own. you know one state agree or disagree about and that's our one he's actually worse or is in conflict to do something and you know kind of start with your extra money. well the past 20 years outside powers including united states including lesser extent perhaps russia and china and others have tried all of these strategies so right now i think what who are seen kind of is there is a mixture of all of the 3 strategists where the united states actually join forces to some degree not necessarily with that with russia china and pakistan has their latest

goetia and bringing kind of went back to the got a momentum going to have to be part of a system maxime in moscow so we go another 20 years of having outside powers determining the fate of afghanistan go ahead michael i think when it comes to russia's position it's quite it's interesting because initially following the 911 atrocities the moscow supported american operation and provided the russian territory for a major logistics and then the real number of cases even when the dispersed residents and go into thousands you know russia was comparably. the united states al gore there is one school of thought that says well of course because you know the american presence in afghanistan drains resources from the united states keeps them busy so it's a good thing for russia the other school of thought in moscow suggests that actually having american stayed there actually brings more instability and you know the taliban get agitated and stuff so american presence is not welcome i think they view the fischel russian position is not the view that they're merican the withdrawal is necessary but n

maxim says he's not afraid of prison but life in belarus is almost like prison anyway. you know in the end the political order in valerie will definitely change that much is clear. but the current order no longer works you know which was something you know it's like a corpse that you just have to get rid of. it. but that's yeah there is little indication of that happening maxim and the others be have to produce many of their motivational videos for change comes to build roost. here in germany gyms and public swimming pools are closed due to the coronavirus lockdown well in berlin those who really missed the water have had the winter time off scent of ice swimming in one of the lakes are on the german capital like the nymph it's a tradition that has been practiced year for centuries a hobby that's definitely not for those of us will like it's warm and cozy. it's saturday morning and you're one of the stock is off to one of his favorite spots in the forests around berlin and. he comes here to lake nymph and see at least once a week. this time he's not the 1st i swimmer to

but as yet there is little indication of that happening maxim and the others may have to produce many of their motivational videos before change comes to deliver. here in germany gems and public swimming pools are closed due to the coronavirus lockdown well in berlin those who really missed the water have had the winter time absent of ice swimming in one of the around the german capital like the infancy it's a tradition that has been practiced year for centuries a hobby that's definitely not for those of us will like it's warm and cozy. it's saturday morning and yonder starker is off to one of his favorite spots in the forests around for land. he comes here to lake nymph and see at least once a week. this time he's not the 1st i swimmer to arrive. the thermometer reveals a water temperature of one degree above freezing. it's high stakes say you should only stay in the water as long as it's temperature height so i don't overdo it but i don't stay in longer than one minute but i haven't kept track with. icy water temperatures don't scare you 100 starker. on the contrary. this winter mor

maxim says he's not afraid of prison life and bill ruse is almost like prison anyway. in the end the political order invalid will definitely change votes which is clear that the current order no longer works you know bush wants to bring us like a corpse but you just have to get rid of. it. but as yet there is little indication of that happening next and the others may have to produce many of their motivational videos for change comes to deliver. here in germany james and public swimming pools are closed due to the coronavirus lockdown well in berlin those who really missed the water have had the winter time absent of ice swimming in one of the lakes are on the german capital like the nymph it's a tradition that has been practiced year for centuries a hobby that's definitely not for those of us will like it's warm and cozy. it's saturday morning and your hunger striker is off to one of his favorite spots in the forests around for land. he comes here to lake nymph and see at least once a week. and this time he's not the 1st i swimmer to arrive. the thermometer reveals a

maximize the immune response against the wild type virus. you could do that by the proper adherence to the regimens shown on the clinical trial or even plan as some companies are doing of in the distance giving a booster to the wild type. also, as i mentioned in a prior conference, perhaps plan as we are doing with moderna to boost with a variant specific vaccine. but importantly, there is another tool in our armament and that is what wassen fammized by dr. walensky. namely adherence to the public healthures in an arena of a high baseline of infections, with masks, distance, avoiding congregate settings and washing hands. and on the next and final slide, just yesterday evening in jamma, john moore, a very accomplished virologist, hit upon many of the things that i just described to you. so if you want to look at it in some detail, i recommend you take a look at this article that

we tried to maximize the number of entrances, pedestrian, car, bike.shown on this diagram the outdoor spaces create dynamic spaces for the various ages. the solid line is dedicated play area called dash line that indicate the zones of the larger fabric of the space. to the top is an outdoor classroom that can be utilized by all of the different ages. adjacent to the child care play space for youngest children. it provides zone for children entering elementary school for the first time. there is a shared garden outdoor area accessible to all students. the largest yard is shared by grades 1-5 for outdoor play, exploration and physical education. within this area there are spaces for the medium library and the stem lab to outdoors. outdoor dining opportunities and outdoor classrooms create separation between the yard and pedestrians from sixth street. also the schoolyard goes beyond the asphalt playground. shared schoolyard, outdoor classrooms and engaging spaces. this is an enlarged plan of the main yard outdoor space of the schoolyard and the community

their algorithms are designed to maximize engagement to maximize extraction.der to do that, it turns out the most corrupt, most inflammatory, the craziest content, that is what drives extraction and that is what their algorithms keep amplifying and disseminating over and over again until this social discourse that we have is swamped by corrupt, toxic information and all the good stuff instead of being in the middle where it would be in a normal social process is over on the margins, is over on the french. the good stuff is pushed out to the fringe where the crazy stuff is supposed to be. we have the reverse. this is a dialogical -- a diabolical process that is tearing apart the fabric of society and this is a rigged game. democracy cannot win this game on the terms of these companies. democracy has to change the game. that is what the representatives today pledge to do. they are mobilized to change this game with law and regulation. emily: what do you think should happen now? is it a matter of regulation? if so, what kind of regulation? what can force the comp

fly into fixed object so i lasted until he should break right now when we're back or continue to maximize our professor of physics and president of that he should. jump in iraqi mathematics actually he her self-esteem the best. for people america no representation of government that's the problem there's nobody in government that represents people who are not part of a multimillionaire lobbying who work for banks who print money for themselves. to the consultants in this year printing money for the beginning from the until the fact you have nobody in government representing in america not a single congressperson not a single senator nobody in the white house represents you you are on your own. i knew you would buy a big one for 10 years like we've been saying and you 2 would have $101520000000.00 even if you started with 5 or $6000.00. americans love buying homes. this was a fundamental part of how our political leadership and our country at large understood the bargain you get a home and then you know rebel right as the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in the system. be really

their goal is to simply make you spend as much time as possible watching advertising so they can maximize their profit right so they will look at you and everything you clicked on before and make a very detailed model of you and see how can we get you. to click click click here and then these algorithms have discovered of course that one of the best ways to hook people is to make them angry to trigger their emotions and to tell them things that feed their prejudices and even though the original goal of this was just to make money i think the result has been quite catastrophic where we now have parallel universes appearing here on earth basically in the media landscape where you have all these different people even different people i know and here right who are living in effectively in parallel universes and don't read the same news they have completely different understandings of what's even happening they can't have a meaningful conversation and i think you for going to have a healthy democracy it's very important that we are living in the same universe and to have and that you know it's

you know, we have worked out a deal that we feel like makes -- maximizes feasibility of all these very complex financing structures because the end goal is we need feasible projects that can actually be built, and we have confidence in the structure that's actually before you. >> chair melgar: thank you, miss orth. supervisor peskin? you're muted,

his own abilities, he maximized his own achievements, he built a great family and lost his first wifeo a debilitating illness after taking the best care of her he could. and then, he met ann, and for years, she saved him. and then, he did his part. along the way, he found people like hillary and me that he just liked and believed in, and it was second nature for him to stick up for them and support them and help them. i always kidded him that he really just loved hillary better than me, and he had to help me because i was kind of an add on. and he said, i was hoping you would never figure that out. [laughter] our conversations would not do very well in the public light today, because we were not so politically correct. but i did get permission from vicki to tell this one a story. vernon and i spent a ridiculous amount of time on the golf course, and it was a real joy. although i think his favorite matches were just when he and ann would go out alone. we were playing one day years ago, when he was still strong as an ox and every now and then could hit the ball to kingdom come. and i sa

more than half of all brittany's work the lands like turkey the country's goal is to maximize gross national happiness rather than just boost economic growth the town is prioritizing the satisfaction of its people maintaining traditional culture and environmental protection every citizen is entitled to free education and medical care 70 percent of the times territory is covered with protected forests it's the only country in the world to find more c o 2 than it really says. the mountains are also sacred to the brittany's they're home to some of the world's tallest unconquered peaks this is the lie apps domain since ancient times these nomads have been herding yaks more than 4500 meters above sea level near the tibetan border. are now. 22 year old say wong is returning from a long trip and he's bringing the essentials for the coming weeks. driver for the arabs men's work to provide the firewood and food and the women stay home to care for the yanks because we can't earn any money here we have to go to the bigger villages to work. solar panels are used to generate electricity fires are used fo

or you have destructive processes that damage the environment all just in a bid to save money and maximize your profit for your shareholders which you need really bound to do this is very borton to understand that when we open up our definitions to into would a human social and environmental cost also as a cost and a net social and environmental gain also as a profit which is what we aspire to do here are you know that is this is to make change that we need in the business world today to be truly sustainable a lot. between $25.20 euro's easily compatible in price unsustainable. worldwide. initiatives like this show that. sustainable fashion is no longer merely dream. there are so many things we buy which we end up losing only once or twice i have 3 different types of hair dryers in my closet for example there are now platforms to share these. and did a big hit in cities like. sharing as a new lifestyle is beneficial for the environment and also brings communities closer together. and like toobin has clearly done this many times before he's putting together his bike trailer that he can lend

why is that bad it's the same kind of race conscious activity of subordinating -- >> is that maximizing participation or equalizing it and other words not only comes up when you have results in why should there be disparate results if you can avoid them? >> because for example because it would eliminate all the valuable anti-fraud concerns implicated in the ban on ballot harvesting and because the federal courts to state legislators to make these rules the question is not is what wrong, it's why a system imposes no unfairness on the group should nonetheless be changed simply because they find a different method of voting more convenient, there is no reason simply because -- i apologize. >> justice thomas. >> taking mr. chief justice, mrr argument and normally you see that and get them to come in the context of a nondiscrimination statute or 14th amendment that really requires equal treatment. how does that raise neutrality approach fit within the language of the voting rights act and doesn't speak in those terms? >> justice thomas i think it speaks precisely in those terms it says that

maxim says he's not afraid of prison that life in brothers is almost like prison anyway. you know in the end the political order in valorous will definitely change that much is clear. but the current order no longer works you know which was something you know it's like a corpse that you just have to get rid of. it. but as yet there is little indication of that happening maxim and the others may have to produce many of their motivational videos before change comes to the roost. here in germany gyms and public swimming pools are closed due to the coronavirus lockdown well in berlin those who really miss the water have had the winter time option of ice swimming in one of the lakes are on the german capital like the name from the it's a tradition that has been practiced year for centuries a hobby that's definitely not for those of us will like it's warm and cozy. it's saturday morning and you hundreds stocker is off to one of his favorite spots in the forests around for land. he comes here to lake nymph and see at least once a week. this time he's not the 1st i swimmer to arr

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part two is going to be that the maximal restraint technique, the knee in the neck is not a felony, isrous. it is not even negligent because it's something that is taught to police nationwide. those are the two major prongs we can expect to hear, although be warned, opening statements for the defense will usually be shorter than the prosecution's because the defense does not want to show its hand. >> all right, danny, thank you. former seattle police chief and nbc news law enforcement analyst carmen best joins us now. carmen, this trial obviously being watched in communities across the country and certainly in police communities. what's at stake here? >> good morning, lester. well, many people will be watching to make sure that justice is served. clearly everyone saw what happened, and while the knee on the neck has been trained in some areas, i personally have not seen a place where they have trained people to hold that knee on the neck for that extended period of time. clearly that's going to be a question that has to be answered as part of this trial goes forward. >> all right, we'r

pain without making her seem naive that makes copilot into a successful it will stray sheen of the maxim love is blind even against the backdrop of the terrorist attacks that changed the world. police in spain have arrested 4 people after raiding barcelona stadium to search and seize operations related to senior football officials among those detained to his former club president joseph maria are to mail the operation is reportedly related to last year so-called bar sygate scandal in which team officials were accused of launching a smear campaign against current and former players the rates come less than a week before the club all its presidential elections. and with that now you're up to date on t.v. news coming up next facebook friends its news service to germany but is everyone on board stephen bears we will have all that and more coming up in a bit of business news i'm sarah kelly and berlin from all of us here on t w thank you so much for watching take care and stay safe. different.

welcome to maximize their financial survival guide. looking forward to a year that's without. the yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain delegates average you watch kaiser report. in the early ninety's. just proposed to the. experiment. the boys experiment was a. home . grown. men would help with the boys. over 30 years many children were paedophiles to raise. the. whole group. until the. prime minister rejects calls to not use russia the vaccine as the country's vaccination campaign gets bogged down in politics. u.k. medical workers are outraged after the government offers them pay rise 7 of only one per cent. and the dream holiday turned nightmare we hear from a passenger who was trapped on the towel in a cruise ship during a covert outbreak which resulted in the deaths of 3 people. they refused to inform us that there were cases aboard the ship that they had tested positive there was no suspicion but. they refused to give us information.

because it is the same kind of race conscious activity -- >> is it maximizing participation or equalizing? in other words, that only comes up when you have disproportionate results. why should there be disproportionate results if you can avoid them? >> because, well, because it would eliminate all of the valuable anti-fraud concerns implicated in the ban on ballot. and because it would substitute the federal courts for the state legislatures to make this rules. the question is why a system that poses no unfairness should not be allowed to be changed simply because they find a different method of voting more convenient. simply because -- >> justice thomas. >> thank you, mr. chief justice. mr. carvin, i understand your race neutrality argument and, normally you see that in the context of a nondiscrimination statute or 14th amendment that requires equal treatment. how does that race neutrality approach sit with the language of the voting rights act? that doesn't speak in those terms. >> justice thomas, i think it speaks precisely to those terms. it says that a voting practice cannot result i

it's used by a port tenant, maxim. they notified the partner and regulatory agencies of the discovery and the e.s. and e.p.a. noticed a -- maxim, congratulations to staff and the partners for identifying the source. e.p.a. issued a formal clean-up order requiring maxim to address the red dye fuel leak. they are required to submit a site work plan for the e.p.a. for approval, and went in yesterday. likely include locating the type leak and removing fuel from the underground surface where the port encountered the product. the port will have an opportunity to review and provide feedback to maxim's proposed work plan. after it's mitigated, they will be required for a site remediation plan to remove petroleum contaminated soils and underground water. the port will remain engaged throughout this process as a trustee and steward of the land. i would like to take this time to acknowledge the efforts of port maintenance, maritime, the planning and environment division for their very hard work capturing and removing the water fu

. >> reporter: maucht ray mushroom ceo says having a pop-up site help st helps the county maximize its reach and for those hesitant about getting vaccinated. >> much more robust vaccination program. by the time we get done, we'll vaccinate a thousand farm workers. >> some of the biggest outbreaks we've had across the country have been in canneries or fields. >> reporter: she says agriculture is a multibillion dollar industry in santa clara county and an important part of the food train. >> there are two issues. one, is base clae making sure people get the healthy food they need and the second, it's an important part of our economic recovery as well. >>> new numbers out by the state show a steady daily decrease in new coronavirus cases in california. more than 5100 infected people are in the hospital. that number is down by 2,000 since last week. the cdc says just under 15% of all californians have received at least one shot, all while the governor expects to receive about 380,000 doses of the new vaccine. now, all should be available soon. abc news reporter tells us johnson & johnson i

and if you're worried about interest rates it's the same area of the market at risk so you can maximize gains and minimize your risk at the same time it's not often you can do that in the marquekets >> dan, it's jeff mills, thanks for being on one of the questions on cyclicals theme, one area f forgotten is real estate and reach. this area got thrown out last year because of the exposure to office buildings and strip malls, how do you feel about that area of the market when thinking of cyclical trade because it's been a stealth under performer this year. >> it's a great point, jeff. i think, you know, if you think about it, a lot of things, normal sick cyclicality was defensive last year, as was tech and ream e real estate was very cyclical last year speaking to the nature of the pandemic i do think in general investors will look to the area of the market with most runway for recovery which means they would have had to got hit last year real estate included in that i think if there's areas to take long for that profit to come through, real estate is one of those, but if you have long-te

he maximized it. he put it into historical and ideological contexts. the age is not important, it was the larger stakes p wanted to -- he wanted to raise. he concludes his speech with language that i think reveals a very important argument that truman wants to make. it tells us something about how he feels about the international system. what he says in this final paragraph, you have to text. " the seeds of totalitarian regimes are nurtured by misery and want. they spread and grow and the evil soil of poverty and strife. they reach their full growth when the hope of a people for a better life has died. we must keep the hope alive. the free peoples of the world look to us for support for maintaining their freems. if we falter in our leadership, we may endanger the peace of the world. and we shall surely endanger the welfare of our own nation. never has $400 million seem so important. we shall surely endanger the welfare of our own nation if we don't write this check to greece and turkey. powerful stuff. classic way of maximizing the argument for a speci

welcome to maximize their financial survival guide. looking forward to the down. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. you watch kaiser report. in 2008 dr helmut kantor died in germany aged 80. is a bitch or is described the well known psychologist and sexologist was an advocate for permissive sexual morality and humanitarian sex education. in germany cantor was lauded as a hero of the sexual revolution in the 1970 s. and eighty's though devoted a great deal of energy to emancipating the german people numerous books and appeared on many t.v. shows as an expert he proved his theories by setting an example as a gay man he adopted and raised children so by european standards of the time templar could be seen as a progressive and positive individual. but he didn't attract widespread attention until 2016 after several scandalous articles were published in german investigators found archived documents showing that dr had approached the west berlin senate to propose a social experiment is suggestion was to allow men who were sexually attracted to minors to a

we can, and then, we're maximizing the use of pavers to the units. they're not necessarily ruled out for the main entranceway, but there will still be infiltration in the area because the soils do favor infiltration. we're still working out exactly how. >> if it's the wishes of the commission, we can certainly, you know, do the -- do the permeable pavers -- i'm happy to put in, as a condition of approval, that we'll have a maintenance that will accommodate periodic approval of replacements. i personally think our landscaper can work with staff to try and put in as many permeable pavers in the driveway as we can. i'm confident that -- >> commissioner tanner: thank you. i think -- thank you all for answering the question, and i do have one last question, which is i do see a concern about the number of parking provided. some units have two parking spaces, and some have one. could you, for the benefit of the commissions how many units have two parking spaces in their garage and how many have one? >> yes. i will talk to that. looking at an exhibit to my b

they say they want to maximize their resources which in terms that i understand is maximize their profitsch is not okay for agency nonprofit. so, makes no sense. >> rachel: yeah. i just -- jason, i'm just stunned. i just am really stunned. what is the state of washington? has the federal government said anything about this and what are they going to do to find these foster children because we know they end up homeless. >> you are right. so right now there is no legislative fix here in washington state and certainly the federal government isn't getting involved. now, on the state level there are state lawmakers and let's give a shoutout to michelle caldier the oregon state lawmaker who is trying to solve this problem she comes at it from a perspective of being a former foster kid herself and foster care parent. they they say they're not making any extra money on this. we know they have over $410,000 fund coming in from the federal government for the next six months to cover. this and they are saying well, actually, that doesn't totally cover all of the expenses that we incur, which just se

finally, really maximize number of students in each group. that means that we're trying to create full groups of 14 while also being able to adhere to the safety guidelines. i kind of gave you the frame of what we're using to inform our planning. now i will tell you about our students in-person option. if you have a student in prekindergarten, you choose to return to in-person learning, this will be the schedule of your baby. they would attend our school five days a week for full day of instruction. they will return to school using that 1920 bell schedule like the previous example, return to their in-person learning, follow the 1920 start and end time schedule. the plan, there will be one classroom teacher with those babies in-person to facilitate that in-person learning. again, as i said in the previous information set, we have a lot of variants. we have that school 17% interest and school that had over 60% interest. the school that had more request about in-person structure, we'll offer that hybrid schedule. that is some days in-person, som

finally, really maximize number of students in each group. that means that we're trying to create full groups of 14 while also being able to adhere to the safety guidelines. i kind of gave you the frame of what we're using to inform our planning. now i will tell you about our students in-person option. if you have a student in prekindergarten, you choose to return to in-person learning, this will be the schedule of your baby. they would attend our school five days a week for full day of instruction. they will return to school using that 1920 bell schedule like the previous example, return to their in-person learning, follow the 1920 start and end time schedule. the plan, there will be one classroom teacher with those babies in-person to facilitate that in-person learning. again, as i said in the previous information set, we have a lot of variants. we have that school 17% interest and school that had over 60% interest. the school that had more request about in-person structure, we'll offer that hybrid schedule. that is some days in-person, som

. >> we need to maxim the skill of science with a massive logistical undertaking of vaccinating nearly 300 million americans >> reporter: earlier this month, the two rival pharmaceutical companies agreed to partner with johnson & johnson's single-dose coronavirus vaccine. >> many democrats are of course celebrating the bill, but what are many economists saying about it? >> reporter: on one hand, liz, this is a very popular bill. we know that a majority of americans, even republican supporters like what is in this bill, especially what he can do for those who may have suffered either personally or professionally run the pandemic. on the other hand, we've been hearing this from raqqa publicans and economists, they said this bill is sadly too much. yes, something needed to be done in terms of jumpstarting the economy, but it is coronavirus relief bill is simply too high. many skeptics are saying it does not necessarily target those who may be suffering from the actual pandemic. actually, treasury secretary janet yellen says many of the fears that economists may have, particularly as it pe

welcome to maximize their financial survival guide. looking forward to a year that's without. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. you watch kaiser report. in our review of the week here on our to see slovakia becomes the latest e.u. country to receive russia's sputnik v. vaccine as they block struggles to get its vaccination program off the ground. the russian plans to complete a hot trick of homegrown vaccines the latest. is expected to be launched later this month we speak to the head of the institute. of the core of the word cure we do not have to prove the prestige of our institution in the products it makes the institute is 60 years old and it's connected to the victory over polio and yellow fever and we deliver drugs for that diseases abroad so we don't need to be promotion. of. sins of women.

to ensure that they are maximizing their own profit once students are able to mortgage that much.nd of course, these are decisions we are asking people who are 17, 18, 19 to make and some of them are not even really of legal age to enter a contract, yet they are taking out $100,000 in debt. i do see the argument that if you have broken it, you have some responsibility to fix it. however in practical terms, where we are today is that the people who have the most economic opportunity in american society are people who have completed a college education. it is people who have not been able to go to college, who have not even finished high school, that have the most difficulty succeeding in the labor market. and so student loan forgiveness at this point does unfortunately represent a transfer from those who are less well-off to the middle class. the middle class is a powerful interest group. they are very vocal, they are active in voting. i understand why politicians want to try to appeal to them, but if your aim with policy is to try not to do harm to those who already struggle, i fe

so much so that they considered applying what is called the maximal restraint technique. it used to be called the hobble or the hog-tie. mr. chauvin used his knee to pin mr. floyd's left shoulder blade and back to the ground and his right knee to pin mr. floyd east left arm to the ground. officer kueng was placed below mr. floyd's buttocks and officer layne was at the feet and you will see and hear them continue to struggle with mr. floyd as he is attempting to kick. you will see and hear that a crowd begins to develop watching and recording officers initially fairly passive. as the situation went on, the crowd began to grow angry. but here is what you will also see and hear. you will see and hear the conversation between the officers behind the squad car. the crowd is not aware of what they are saying and doing. you will learn that several bystanders, including donald williams and ms. hanson grew more and more upset with these officers. you've seen it this morning. but you will also see it from the perspective of the police officers. as the crowd grew in size seemingly s

industry became an international best seller he exposed a ruthless food mafia that stops at nothing to maximize its profits including adding dangerous chemicals to build products it was translated into several languages. 15 years ago i started telling people that chinese food is unsafe and chinese food production methods can cause epidemics like sars. but nobody took this seriously. i think european politicians and food manufacturers are harming themselves when they import chinese products. currently working on new documentary films about china he's been barred from entering the country. but that won't deter him he's not easily intimidated. what's germany's role when it comes to offering protection to people threatened and persecuted and i think. germany please an important role. then germany's voice is very significant within the context of pan international for one. we have a writers in exile program that was created by the minister of culture in 2000. it was to pay off a debt of gratitude for writers who had to flee germany in $1033.00 found refuge abroad or. now we can persecuted writers an

to maximize its profits including adding dangerous chemicals to blood products it was translated into several languages. 15 years ago i started telling people that chinese food is unsafe and chinese food production methods can cause an epidemic like sars. but nobody took this seriously . so i think european politicians and food manufacturers are harming themselves when they import chinese products. currently working on new documentary films about china he's been barred from entering the country. but that won't deter him he's not easily intimidated. what's germany's role when it comes to offering protection to people threatened in persecuted and i think. germany please an important role. then germany's voice is very significant within the context of pen international for one. program that was created by the minister of culture in 2000. debt of gratitude for writers who had to flee germany in 133 refuge abroad or. now we can persecuted writers and from all over the world to. see them in. when the nazis came to power in 1933 a whole generation of writers was silenced their works were ban

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