mr. shakespeare."can't provide reasons or means of what she was using the money for to benefit mr. shakespeare. >> narrator: meanwhile, detectives clark and wallace start looking at shakespeare's phone records. they notice that he stopped making calls after april 6th. though no one else has spoken to him, for months, moore insists that the lotto winner has been calling her from his phone. records show that their phones have, in fact, connected. but when they do, they're both in pretty much the same location. >> according to her, in our interviews, she hadn't seen him in months. so, why does it seem that the only time she's had contact with him, he happens to be close-by? you could tell she didn't have any way to explain it. so, she finally said, "okay, i had his phone. i had his phone the whole time, but he wanted me to have his phone. that was his plan." >> narrator: it's clear that moore has been using the missing man's phone to put up smoke screens for months, and detectives are quickly drawing one

pacific will put the whole world under the control of the big corporations ok we'll leave it there mr shakespeare thank you have a similar for your perspective on the matter. on the biggest trade deal in history could get even bigger if ukraine were to join kiev is set to sign a free trade agreement with the e.u. at the end of the month providing it has met a strict set of conditions which include electoral reform and improving aim to structure but this with the west has resulted in a tug of war with russia president putin wants ukraine to join the russian led customs union instead and warns of economic disaster for kiev if the european deal is sealed we're going to have full analysis of the outcome of the ease decision in next week's show city be sure to join me for that on. the eurozone has been dealt a plethora of disappointing days every silly the biggest economy in the zone germany grew just not point three percent in the last quarter. france initially the bronx next biggest economy is based off the small contractions so it was stagnation and joblessness posing huge problems to the region th

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mr. jose ferrer. in as you like it, shakespeare observed this wide and universal theater presents more woeful pageantshan the scene wherein we play in. "all the world is a stage "and all the men and women merely players. "they have their exits and their entrances and one man in his time plays many parts." always, there has been a certain fascination in relating the real world with the theatrical world in defining life in terms of art or art in terms of life. the creation of the playwright's world begins with an empty stage. this stage represents the artist's blank canvas, the musician's instrument before a single note is played. it was the bare stage that caught pirandello's imagination and became the catalyst for six characters in search of an author. he himself wrote that he wanted an audience to feel they had just happened to enter an auditorium and stumbled on to a rehearsal. they see unplanned events take place and develop accidentally into a play performance. at this given time in this given space, identities, actions, meanings evolve between the characters and the actors, between the real and t