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doctors to the condition of the former commander of the armed forces of the republic of serbian ratkom, mladicis all mean? this suggests that those accused of war crimes are sometimes divided in the slavic direction; again , the westerners need two categories, supposedly on the right side. kosovars enjoy many concessions and privileges, including those i mentioned at the same time. mmm, they try to further humiliate the serbs, and they don’t even get help, and they aren’t allowed to meet their, uh, loved ones. and yes, and in general they do not provide no opportunity to satisfy basic needs; such an approach raises reasonable doubts that the special forces of the netherlands will be able to overcome the inglorious traditions of the so-called gas of gangetic justice, namely, preserve it. eh, they are also unlikely to succeed in impartiality, because now it is not possible at all, and the main thing is to check the special court for professionalism and objectivity. this is an ongoing process regarding representatives liberate the top to the army, kosovo and among them is just that. uh, khoshim t

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mladic has worked as a translator and legal assistant for migrant mothers and children in the u.s. his larger immigrant immigration detention that is located in delhi texas. and she also coded sex and oral history that explores the life histories. central american parents who were separated from their children at the us-mexico border each other. i of our panelists will speak for about ten, maybe 15 minutes with a q&a to follow every chair has a index card, as you're listening to the presentations. feel free to jot down any question that you might have. we will collect those at the end and read them to the panelists. so let's get started. okay. thank you for here this morning. thanks to the. to jim grossman, dane kennedy and alex and rachel for organizing. okay. so what is a border? the border is both an abstraction and a reality. sovereign borders are drawn by nations to separate nation states. but no border is in permeable and permeable or. impregnable borders, not only separate nations, but they also bring and people together through commerce, culture and communities. and profess