let's have a look at tencent, the company's inability to offer more clarity, new gaming , the company'sent action data, it didn't have much weight comes to that issue. they have lost value since the start of the year. >> nevertheless, it was a big the. that's get more on that turbulent run. we are talking tencent, on the face of it, what did you think of the numbers? >> i think the numbers are ok, but the numbers don't tell you how the company will look five years down the road. number one, they are doing a massive reorganization to increase new growth opportunities in industrial internet, which probably will be the next five to 10 year growth driver for the company. rishaad: tell us what that is exactly. is creating value by applying online capabilities ,uch as traffic generation analytics, cloud computing, etc. my colleague referring to what is happening there said the worst of the storm may be over for tencent, but it doesn't mean the sun is ready to shine. think were talking about 5-10 years growth opportunity. right now i think the larger ecosystem is proactively embracing new grow

surely that is the real issue, that has been, that has really been hijacking any news that we might guess, any further clarityn this deal and decisions that are being taken. well, i guess it is also coming on the back of people having had brexit news about one half years andi had brexit news about one half years and i guess the media, and i myself, i myself, iam reporting and i guess the media, and i myself, i myself, i am reporting on brexit as well, and we had been finding it increasingly difficult to find new angles, given that there is so much uncertainty about what is going to happen and also what the details of the plan will be. so yes, it is maybe not the greatest fact that we are focusing so much on whether this is taking place on the bbc or on itv, but i guess it is also highlighting the fact that we are just running out of stories. let's talk about the front page of the natural times. no surprise really given the audience that they are living with this story, that deutsche bank offices were raided by police yesterday, probing these dirty money allegations. —— financial times. why should the general

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laura: caroline, thanks so much bringing clarity to it, though. wellall this news broke as president trump was preparing to leave for a gathering of the group of 20 nations in buenos aires. on the flight he made news by tweeting that his meeting with russia's president was off due to recent clashes over ukraine. was that the only reason for the cancellation? that is a question we closed to the bbc news north america editor jon sopel in argentina. jon: well, that is what the white house is consider this --10:45 this morning when donald trump left the whiteby house he was aske reporters if the meeting wouldai ahead and heit was an opportune time for a. 45 minutes later he says there will be no meeting. what has changed in the interim in terms of the ukrain situation? nothing. what has chang in terms of the eller investigation? tochael cohen has gone to court and said he likeongress. that is a big deal. donald trump issued a atement on twitter blind the russians completely saying that the meeting wouldn't gohead but that he hoped it would soon. not a word of criticism

to congressman fleischmann your thoughts on what is most important jason now that we have the news and clarity>>. >> krang go back in session monday leadership races for the house will happen almost immediately. really, a week after election question i think what are the republicans going to try to pass, in the seven weeks that pef before they were turning gavel to somebody on democrat side, they have to pass spending package federal spending i think first week of december what are they going to do criminal justice reform what are they going to do on spending package exhales on agenda something with taxes? they can pass it with just republicans right now. >> there a better chance bipartisanship i keep bringing up now divided not one party in charge and one party beneath them both have some control more chance of -- >> think nancy pelosi thinks she this is charge. >> i think the wild card is donald trump he signaled one invest first tweets sent out is there if you start investigating me if you are going to bombard me with subpoenas like everybody anticipates that is going to happen, be very dif

news' major garrett. >> and can you give us clarity, sir, on your thinking, currently, now after the midterms, about yourorney general and your deputy attorney general? do they have long-term job security? >> i'd rather answer that at a little bit different time. we're looking at a lot of different things. >> reporter: shortly after the press conference, mr. trump tweeted the news, and said, of sessions, "we wish him well." it was a dramatic, if not surprising end, to one of the president's earliest campaign supporters. but less than a month after being confirmed as attorney general, sessions angered the president by recusing himself from overseeing the russia investigation. career prosecutors at the justice department had advised him to do so, because of his contacts with russian ambassador sergey kislyak during the 2016 campaign. the president has railed against the move ever since, frequently disparaging sessions on twitter as "very weak." >> jeff sessions, never took control of the justice department, and it's an incredible thing. i'm disappointed in the attorney general for many reasons. >> reporter

>> no, that's excellent news because the consumer just wants some clarity on where interest rates are. the real narrative on housing, i have gone through several cycles over 30 years, and i will be honest, i have never seen our industry, our company, our peers, and the way tripoint is positioned, to meet that unmet demand of the millenials and aging baby boomers. having that clarity around interest rates is definitely going to help the consumer make that buying decision, sort of get off the fence. that is welcome news, as we look forward to the future. but the bottom line, home builders really haven't met the housing needs since the great recession. it's due to a lot of supply constraints, and actually, as i look out long-term for our company, i can't see -- i see a very bright future and a very clear picture of the demand picture, both in the millenials and baby boomers going forward. liz: why has the stock struggled so much every single year even though we have been in a ten-year expansion, if not ten years, you know, down 32% since you went public, and again, we're looking at not e

will this recount solidify clarity or potentially lead to new disputes?the way the numbers look in the senate race, it will go to a manual recount for sure. rick scott has a lead. not much of a lead, but the lead god smaller and smaller. >> 12,000-ish? >> that's right. the recount is about this. the machines separate out votes, ballots that have undervotes, overvotes, write in choices and what supervisors call ambiguousious marks. a mark on the ballot that made the machine reject the ballot perhaps. there will be thousands and thousands of those ballots that will be then part of the manual recount. >> the methods were electronic machines, right? we are not talking about manual punching of holes like in 2000? >> no. florida long ago got away with punch card voting and got touch screens and then got optical scan voting. the good news is, there is a paper trail. a ballot for everybody who showed up to vote or mailed in a ballot. however, when you get to the large numbers of overvotes, there are going to be judgment calls for canvassing boards all over the st

news major garrett. >> and can you give us clarity, sir, on your thinking currently now after the midterms about your attorney general and your deputy attorney general? do they have long-term job security -- >> i'd rather answer that at a little bit different time. we are looking at a lot of different things. >> reporter: shortly after the press conference, mr.umeetee ne sessions, we wish him well. it was a dramatic, if not surprising, end to one of the president's earliest campaign supporters. but less than a month after being confirmed as attorney general, sessions angered the president by recusing himself from overseeing the russia investigation. career prosecutors at the justice department had advised him to do so because of his contacts with russian ambassador sergey kislyak during the 2016 campaign. the president has railed against the move ever since, frequently disparaging sessions on twitter as very weak. >> jeff sessions, never took control of the justice department and it's sort of an incredible thing. >> i'm disappointed in the attorney general for many reasons. >> reporter: after sessions' recusa

new one. >>> dougcan we get a little clarity on why we continue to have this rainy friday thing? >> somebody's against us. i don't know who it is. >> tt's your conspiracy? >> fridays are just going to give you rain. it really is amazing how many fridays we've seen rain. not just rain, we've had quite a few fridays with over a half an inch to an inch of uprain, a of them over two inches of rain. it has been nasty on fridays and here we go again. g we'v the rain across the area. now notice how it's a little bit more scattered. there are some drier areas currently seeingte that mode rain around frederick and leesburg, southern maryland. some breaks along i-95 but still on the wet side. you can see a vittle widerw here. the heaviest of the rain came through about 3:00. now it's uphe towards philadelphia area bringing them heav rachinfall. here's the back edge. we're not totally done until we clear the front. that front has to come through. we could see a couple of more showers. how about what's going on to the north. look at this, guys. the first real snow of the season for places li

new plane crashed. a plane that had only been in use for two months. american plane maker boeing is also assisting in the investigation, and we're hoping that this discovery gives some claritye families who lost their loved ones. marlie, frances. >> sarah, thank you. >>> still ahead, the new tool to dial back annoying robocalls. but first, a supreme secret. the proposal that wasn't between two justices on the nation's highest court. you're watching "early today." fy half the story? at t. rowe price, hundreds of our experts go beyond the numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand. like a biotech firm that engineers a patient's own cells to fight cancer. this is strategic investing. because your investments deserve the full story. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. . . . . . if you guessed they're tabs that turn into liquid as you chew, so you can swish and clean your whole mouth instantly, then you were correct. and that was a really good guess. nice job. olay regenerist wipes out the competition. hydrating better than $100, $200, even $400 creams. and that's not all. olay regenerist gives you visible results in just 28 days. made with our b3 complex to streng

we won't get much clarity until the new president is sworn in on december 1. thank you very much.tching gears to our top corporate story, gm is trimming down. the carmaker will cut over 14,000 workers and close 7000 plants around the world. this as investors welcomed the decision. president trump says he shares his displeasure with the gm -- he shared his displeasure with the gm ceo. president trump: i was very tough. i said this country has done a lot for general motors, you better get back in there soon. pressure ont of them. you have senators, a lot of lotr pray for -- a of other people. car that is selling well and put it back in. ramy: bloomberg's auto reporter joins us from detroit. we just heard donald trump telling the -- telling gm they better get back in there. he did campaign on the idea to revitalize the rust belt. can gm get back in there? keith: that's a pretty tall order. clearly took the gm ceo to the woodshed and told her she needs to come up with a new car to put into the plant. there are also two plants in --higan that voted for michigan, which voted for donald

clarity breeds confidence. now the election has come and gone, two years of what we know, we think we know, gridlock in washington, d.c. good newsor the markets. keep the lawmakers out. liz: clarity breeds confidence. i always heard it was the markets hate uncertainty but i like the positive spin here, ash. >> another way of putting it. liz: indeed. thank you very much. let me just scene set this, because yes, we are in no commercial mode. we are now chopping out the commercials because we do not want you to miss even a single tick of this rally. we do this when markets are dropping and when they're rising an exponential amount. right now, the s&p up 55, nasdaq up 181 but amidst all the shuffle of the excitement over the midterms, and the stock market, this may have gotten lost, but not with us. the latest job openings and labor turnover number, also known as the jolt survey, came out yesterday and showed there are now seven million job openings. that's a seven handle for the third month in a row but as workers in the administration might jump for joy, businesses might be crying in their beer, as positions remain unfilled. who b

marie's computer yielded to a new forensics program, and out spilled in crimson blushing clarity textbetween marie and james. >> "i love you. i love you so much, and getting graphic details of what he wants to do with her." >> kinda pornographic. >> pornographic. even to the point that they were sending pornographic photos with each other from the church. >> reporter: some things are hard to un-see. we'll spare you. oh, and most important? everything stopped the day she disappeared. >> no credit cards, no phones, i thought that was strong evidence that she was in fact dead and not in fact missing. >> reporter: and her last conversation with a family member was -- >> she wanted out of the circumstances she was in. but she wasn't gonna leave her baby behind. >> reporter: and then there was this -- one of those sermons posted on youtube just a month before marie vanished and now in the evidence file. >> now whenever someone is backstabbing me, lying about me, gossiping about me, trying to tear me down or whatever, you know what i want to do? my feelings say, 'choke the life out of them!'

if we see positive news and more rally, i would sell into that. until we see clarity in terms of the political future of theresa may, it is difficult to be looking at anything other than 130.ng that sort of markets already looking at the boe. shows no more priced in for the boe. is a move like this premature given everything you said about how difficult it actually is going to be to get a no-confidence vote through? >> it would be to break an assumption to say the bank of england is not going to be active in 2019. the inflationary pressure, such as they are, above 2% target, the bank of england will want to move if a deal gets done. and continued their normalization process. i do not think brexit derails that process unless it is disorderly. i just pick up on a point around the short-term versus the long-term. on the long-term you have to see sterling strengthen given the nature of how extremely out of favor and short the market is. --liamentarians already either take the deal or no deal. we have mps who believe in unicorns. they believe in a third way. there is a dea

clarity of. digital. starts november twenty fifth on the t.w. . visit to w. news live from bali.germany's chancellor faces her critics in cabinets and america's day started in a friendly fashion to face tough questioning from local residents at a public meeting this is three months after an explosion of racists violence that shook the city also on the program. of course in cambodia delivers a historic ruling to compare rouge leaders are found guilty of genocide forty years after they oversold the slaughter almost two million people.

new. next week he calls himself marine one obviously a very strong supporter of james woods he calls this a moment of human clarity we interrupt our regularly scheduled program for something nice that was quite cool to find it's like a moment of togetherness in the u.s. an unlikely source there twitter not always the source of people coming together thank you very much and cleaver. all right let's get you updated now on some of the other stories making news around the world thousands of central american migrants were back on the move saturday special mexico city subway trains with members of a caravan headed to the u.s. border to the north of the city to continue their journey u.s. president donald trump has sent the military to the border to prevent the migrants from entering. turkish president wretch of tayyip erdogan says his country has shared recordings were latest of the death of journalist jamal khashoggi with saudi arabia and other countries she was killed last month after he entered the saudi consulate in istanbul riyadh admits he was murdered in what it called a rogue operation. and italian court has cle

clarity is your speciality, did you feel you had to bring this to a new standard, was there additional pressure on you in some way? >> simon: i knew this would happen, i have never had a book where more readers have pointed out mercifully infelicities, so when i sent the messages to the publishers i don't say here is a list of 170 corrections. i say, 175 improvements. [laughter] >> stacy: because it's in the terminology. there's a microphone in the middle if there. are questions from the audience. in the meantime we all use gps every day, and i had no idea how gps really works r worked, so do you want to speak quickly before your first question about the eastern -- about the two cloks in eastern. >> simon: well, eastern who invented -- there are two rivalling "inventors" of gps. the way it's done now effectivelyo they have foridday accurate cloks and the 32 satellites that makes up the u.s.'s elgps devices, and the time the satellite takes to go from earth to the satellites gives your position on earth astonishing accuracy. i used to run -- i used to be a geologist and used to have a j

get an update at each commission meeting and then a little clarity on the difference between two per block, 56, and 100. which i think was the new community demand. just make sure we keep the conversation out in public. >> sure. happy to do that. i didn't know we would be talking about this today. i have a map that would be helpful in this conversation. we can come to the next meeting prepared with what the scope of the situation is. what we've accomplished so far in terms of lighting. what poles have no lights attached. and we have worked with the community to help identify what the priority locations are and that is where we put the temporary lighting that we put up. happy to continue to work with them as we go through these. >> maybe what we can do is part of the weekly update, we can include that. give you a weekly progress update? >> yes. >> the only thing i would suggest is, i don't know who else in the region still uses cobra head fixtures but there may be some out there. people might be willing to unload. >> that sounds good. we'll try that too. >> ebay. >> i have a question for the chair. >> we can't do ebay but we can

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clarity on the u.s. side of things as well as in italy. at the newconomy forum taking place in singapore we solve that chinese vice president talking about the fact that china won't be pushed around when it comes to the trade story but it is willing to talk. you talk about the midterms, is the trade story actually where investors are focusing their attention when it comes to the midterms? that seems like an obvious potential shift we could see for instance if the republicans were to hang on for both houses -- hang onto both houses. trade is the endgame for most investors. we thought we are going to get more good news and cordial tone between china. i would expect that what is going to happen to trade in the aftermath of the midterms will be a big driver. indeed.nk you very much this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: live from london i am guy johnson. vonnie: this is the european close on bloomberg markets. it is time for the latest bloomberg business flash. disney shares are higher. the company will -- the move is part of a plan to win the eu approval to buy fox

. >>> this morning we have more clarity even with some races still in limbo. steve kornacki, a newouse and senate is starting to take shape. and you are breaking that down. >> let's take a big picture look. we were looking at this incrementally election night. this is the big picture for the house right now. you see this is sort of the target list for democrats. all the republican held seats that they were trying to flip. and right now, we have the testimonies with a gain of 31 seats. but as you say, there is still more to come. we have ten uncalled races right here in six of these uncalled races, the democrats now have the lead. there are a couple more where they may overtake the republicans. so when all of the counting is done, that democratic gain is probably going to sit in the high 30s, and it could actually hit 40 seats. remember what they needed is to win 23. where did it come from? where did this democratic surge come from? here is a very interesting way of looking at it. what you see on this list, these were all going into the election. these were all the republican held s

new york times report alleged that google is still paying a ninety million dollar golden parachute to a senior employee who was dismissed for sexual misconduct in twenty fourteen business leaders from ireland demanding clarity over trade post breaks it because free trade has been a matter of war and peace in northern ireland the irish border region has been a focal point for sectarian tension for decades but now it's become a place of prosperity. the border running through the tiny irish community of muff is hardly recognizable anymore to drive the few miles to derry has become something quite normal in recent years derry is in northern ireland which is part of the united kingdom before the border was heavily guarded if you look for them you can still find relics from that time most people here don't want to go back to that the open border has brought many people jobs and a steady income it's also made the region attractive to tourists. one hears a similar story everywhere along the five hundred kilometer border between northern island and the republic of ireland. but bricks it is making people here nervous for a long time now tradesmen have worked on both sides of the border up businesses have branches in

news. one of the things that markets do not like nds uncertainty. and many companies we meet find it extremely difficult to prepare for the uncertainties, so any clarityhow businesses can continue to operate commercially going forward is fantastic, and it's got to be goodness we're you quake -- for u.k. equities. nejra: what would be the best way to tactically trade equities on news like this? tineke: we are a long-term investment house and we would advocate taking stocks up that have really great positions in the u.k. markets, and there are plenty examples of that. and if, clearly, if the pound strengthens dramatically, typically, there tends to be -- that tends to be good for the mid-cap side of the markets. they simply make more money in the u.k. economy. , thankok, tineke frikkee you so much for joining us this morning. up next, we speak exclusively with an apple supplier. when you are traveling to work, tune in to bloomberg radio on your mobile device or dab digital radio in the london radio -- london area. this is bloomberg. ♪ margaret: u.s. equities -- nejra: u.s. equities had their best day of gains since february, but things petered out a bit

trying to spin what's going on where it is a new ng there is just breaking a law and breaking there there is no spin. there is a desire to have more clarity to be able to be more human and efficient in the treatment of immigration and that includes not wrestling in those who have a right to stay in france and ensuring that those who don't have a right to return to their home country this is all and that he goes on. in cooperation and domestic policy both of which in the european side were advocating in the french side were investing in according to some frontier between june twenty fourth and twenty six one hundred fifty seven people will return to italy without even the opportunity to apply for asylum seventy six of them were detained for fourteen hours eleven miners were illegally returned italy then is courted once again back to france by the italian police these people are being treated like cattle on your border and by your thought that's absolutely untrue if you look at the asteroid with missiles on frontier only if you look if you look at the arriving make you should look at the arrivals in france for instance you software tools an

new themes. we are waiting for the g20 and waiting for brexit and opec clarity and clarity on the fed.here are a lot of these binary events that evil have not worked out the way they want to go and there is no macro direction and markets. we are trading off micro-stories, single name currency stories or single commodity stories. that is what the market is working off and that is why the dollar is not working -- going anywhere at all. i wondered about your take on corporate news we have seen, gm has been a huge story overnight, pitting corporate america against trumps populist government. we are seeing new developments all aroundnissan and this, the automotive industry is in trouble. absolutely. we are focusing more on these micro-stories, putting more pressure on the stocks because there are not these macro stories to distract create whether it is the nissan or gm or the apple story, there are a number of single company stories that are on target. they are trying to get a renewed focus on science stocks, weathering whether they can lead u.s. markets as they have done in the last two ye

news haunting figures were brightly illuminated in surrounding darkness. the night is like a world where everything is in motion everything is free. so you don't have the clarity of day of reality where you can take liberties it's something that interests many artists. the night sky is also a recurring theme there are better jack i'm meant to be portrayed a starry night. and a lovesick pablo picasso painted a portrait of durham are reaching for the stars. alongside an exhibition of the songs were pompidou in metz there will be a number of special events next march for example visitors will be able to spend an entire night to the museum. since what we're inviting people to come and sleep here you can come around eleven pm with a pillow there will. the artists tools that are in different types of music and sounds rather like a massage wall where you you can either sleep or stay up the entire night to listen on them before you leave in the morning will serve breakfast look at the competition. in addition to paintings the collection also includes sculptures and examples of literature on the same theme and of course there are films to the exhibition painting the ni

percent on the news financial sector is crucial to british interest it contributes an annual one hundred twenty billion pounds to the u.k. economy. business leaders are demanding clarity over trade post breaks it. stalled the irish border is a key problem once a focal point for sectarian tension it's now become a place full of promise. the border running through the tiny irish community of months is hardly recognizable anymore to drive the few miles to derry has become something quite normal in recent years derry is in a. more than oil and which is part of the united kingdom before the border was heavily guarded if you look for them you can still find relics from that time most people here don't want to go back to that the open border has brought many people jobs and a studio income it's also made the region attractive to tourists. one hears a similar story everywhere along the five hundred kilometer border between northern oil and the republic of ireland. but bricks it is making people here nervous for a long time known tradesmen have worked on both sides of the border up businesses have branches in both countries and if hours long border controls were reintroduced t

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very much when they open for a session of new members, thailand and other countries will be interested to seek for the application process. haslinda: how much clarity do you have whether or not thailand can achieve its 8% growth target for thai exports for the year? we haveast assessment>> people around the world, we asked them to do assessment in the market, we feel confident we will be able to make it 8% as announced. haslinda: how about 2019? same growthin the rate. haslinda: are you concerned about the strong bought -- the strong baht? >> whether i like to see soft or i like to see it strong defense for me in my perspective, depends on market value, the real market value is the matter. to people, businessman want keep asking -- they want to have it stable. that is what they are looking for. that was the thailand energy minister speaking. monitoring a conversation with robert kaplan and jerome powell. lots of interesting tangents in this conversation, speaking about trade, jay powell saying he hasn't seen in the data the impact of the terrorists but also pointing -- the tariffs but also pointing out we don't know what that looks like without the

news. before people wondered do we have to hear from the fed anytime. i wish we could get clarity today. i wish we could ask powell about the object 3rd statement, the comment he made. get more clarity what would change their minds. what would get them to sort of pause? remind the audience, taking $50 billion of so-called come medation out of the economy every single month. >> that is a form of tightening. we've seen quantitative tightening. >> we've never seen it before. this is all new. >> we've seen follow through in mortgage rates what rate hikes would suggest. pulling out $50 billion every month is having a detrimental effect on economy. i agree with lindsay, they opened the door to flexibility. it is a meaningful slow down, the fact they opened the door to flexibility that is intriguing to today's statement. charles: lindsey, what else matters here? considering all the current economic data we've seen, putting it all together how do we look going into 2019? >> you're right. we don't have the press conference to see further details. we have the fed minutes just a couple weeks from n

clarity. it's going to be stages. >> let's talk about what the new ceo has said he said right now they're notlanning additional equity to be sold to investors. and he said that they could do a lot of things. they could sell different items or do an initial public offering of the ge health care. what to you makes the most sense out of those potential solutions? >> i would say the thing from this morning that larry talked about that was new to me was really opening up the idea of the separation of health care from being a 20% monetization to ge corporate and 80% split or spinoff to current shareholders indicating that could be as much as 50% of the transaction value of separating health care going to ge corporate. and in the meantime, they have the bank lines that they have unfettered access to, so i think some of these pending transactions sort of function as short-term collateral against potential usage of the bank lines. i think the bank lines sit there more as an insurance policy than anything that they're going to dip hard into. >> chris, thank you for your time today >> coming up, the chi

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clarity. morere seeing institutional interest in the crypto space. even recently, the parent company of the newxchange launched in december. in singapore a year ago at this event, there were 30,000 people. this year it is 40,000. there is institutional interest from places like the apparent company of the nyse. in ripple last quarter we announced there were people coming to us to buy xrp, more than we had seen in history. that will continue to grow and it will be exciting to come back next year and see how far we have come. >> how soon do you think? do regulators have given up and perspectives. >> that's the problem. you need a global framework. some countries have been a progressive and provided clarity. singapore has been a leader. so has thailand and japan and the philippines. but other markets have been slower. even the u.s., there is a lack of clarity, particularly around the sac. there is work to be done. until the clarity is there, it is hard for companies to invest. --ould have protected predicted 2018 was the year of crypto. but it has underachieved what i would have guessed, because o

is no hard border they want clarity on citizens' rights and of course they want to press the bill of the money that the u.k. that still needs to pay the european you're new to be settled as well so in short they want some guarantees so could this be rail things scared if there's not an agreement and put the summit that's was to take place on sunday in jeopardy and it really depends what theresa may ones from that political declaration brussels is prepared to throw her a bone but they will certainly not cross the red lines in order to do that and when it comes to the sticking points from the euro zone european partners. gibraltar all fishing rights imagine breck's it as a triathlon we're on the finishing line of this divorce deal but the moment athletes come out of the water they'll still have to get on bicycles they will have to run a marathon until the final line of the final price of deal will come so there is lots of room to tackle all sorts of problems and that is the message that the european institutions are conveying to member states hold your fire keep some problems for later on just imagine those leaders running triathlons garrick sense of that

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