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>> oliver: no, no. kate: oliver! that's ridiculous! >> oliver: sir anthony hopkins running charades. [laughter] >> kelly: i would never want to play charades in that company! >> kate: i would give anything for sir anthony hopkins to do charades buried >> oliver: i'm serious in that i have anxiety for game nights because she invites very prominent people who are professionals an academy award winners. of >> kelly: i wouldn't go either! >> kate: i used to invite him and he never showed up. so then i just stopped inviting him buried because he would never -- first of all, your wife is always so late. the party would be like done. >> oliver: i know. [laughter] i know. >> kate: if the kids birthday, it's 5:30, and literally it's like 8:00 p.m., i'm like aaron, where the kids? she's like no, we are in the car, we are in the car. those of the people -- >> kelly: some people don't do well with time management. >> oliver: i know. >> kelly: i'm not late for a game night. and i'm not late for a gig. if don't peopl

oliver: to some extent.f you look at, there is a great function on bloomberg, most of the bonds are on the short end. most of the run-up should affect the short more than the long end. it's a big unknown which is why there has been a bit of a steepening. manus: that just blows a hole in my conversation. dani: this is the confusion, we are seeing a curve that starts to keep in -- starts to stephen as we have this qt debate. what do you think of the fact that we have broken up to such an ugly market, is it positioning, what is driving this extreme pain we are starting to see this week? oliver: perhaps inflation numbers due out tomorrow. the u.s. cpi will hit 8.5%, everyone is getting scared about these numbers. for us, the market moving event will be the relative change. once you have gone from 8.5 to 8.4 or 8.3, once the inflation story changes, bond investors will jump back in. we don't have to wait till 8.2% for everybody to get happy with fixed income. even if we get horrible numbers tomorrow and next mont

a sunday telegraph, oliver dowden again . telegraph, oliver dowden again featuring here.ve a conservative party chairman going around making these bizarre claims about labour and the lib dems when it is a crunch weekend ahead of the local elections but also the sunday telegraph. it is highlighting that we may see more female conservative mps at the next general election and we have ever had and thatis election and we have ever had and that is great news and something that is great news and something that the likes of baronessjenkins, senior tory mps have been advocating for. —— advocating for for many years. and he is finally giving them recognition, but he cannot highlight that any bid to distract people away from these allegations of harassment and misogyny that we have been saying for many, many years. we need more women in politics, absolutely, but who is going to feel comfortable seeing themselves any long—term clear and place where they might not be taken seriously. a very welcome move, but hopefully more will be donein move, but hopefully more will be done in the s

we have oliver boyd barrett. he is a professor emeritus of journalism and public relations at bowling green state university, as well as author of russia gate in propaganda. and here in moscow we crossed to robert bridge. he's american writer and journalist based in moscow are a gentleman, cossack, rules and effect. that means he can jump in any time he want. and i always appreciate arthur, let me go to you 1st and toronto. what happened to the liberal tradition? i mean, it seems of all crashed. i mean, every single minority group a marginalized group, we have to have tolerance, we it, we hear all the time. 247. but there's one exception. it's russians apparently go ahead in toronto. it's, it's interesting because there's a are almost a rejection of that original liberalism that the west kind of developed over the last little while. and it's turn into a new religion. i'm a new state religion almost in which there's something called repressive tolerance . and, and that is based in this kind of neo marxian, postmod

and i think they pointed out to oliver dowden — think they pointed out to oliver dowden and the chieff a massive manrity_ must feel now in front of a massive majority of— must feel now in front of a massive majority of women in the room is how they women— majority of women in the room is how they women feel in most of the meetings — they women feel in most of the meetings that they typically tend to sew what _ meetings that they typically tend to sew what oliver dowden is now saying as he is _ sew what oliver dowden is now saying as he is a _ sew what oliver dowden is now saying as he is a reopening the candidates list for— as he is a reopening the candidates list for the — as he is a reopening the candidates list for the next general election. it is list for the next general election. it is quite — list for the next general election. it is quite a — list for the next general election. it is quite a significant move, and what _ it is quite a significant move, and what he _ it is quite a significant move, and what he wants is for that candidate list to _ what he wants is for that candi

so that sort of gets standard oliver. if i go to you very early in california, i'm, you're, you specialize in these kinds of things here. are you surprised of the, the, the ferociousness of this kind of a cancel cam? i mean, we, you know, this is canceling of an entire people of an entire culture. now, i only a few weeks ago, months ago is a no, we don't like the good this government, but we like the people. they don't even apply that. now go ahead, oliver. yes, i am somewhat surprised by the veracity of it. there's nothing new about raso phobia, of course, has gone back or i would put it at least as far back as the crimean war of 18. 5th, 18. 53 and, and probably from, from before then and, and because we saw the crew, the bolshevik revolution on the long era of the cold war. when we came out of the cold war, we were to discover that apparently communism or the absence of communism had actually nothing to do with us russian relations. but we still had to keep thinking negatively about, about russia. but here's the thing.

now go ahead oliver. yes, i am somewhat surprised by the veracity of it. there's nothing new about raso phobia of course, has gone back or i would put it at least as far back as the crimean war of $185853.00 and and probably from from before then and, and because we saw the crew, the bolshevik revolution and the long error of the cold war, when we came out of the cold war, we were to discover that apparently communism or the absence of communism had actually nothing to do with us russian relations. but we still had to keep thinking negatively about, about russia. but here's the thing, i would say, peter, is that when it comes, every nation has done his black periods. some nations have got lots of black periods. but the western media, western establishment thought usually allows some light on to these otherwise black periods. despite the fact of the treatment of native americans as the issue of slavery in the united states and under this, in our histories, in media histories of the united states, these things do not loom to the law, but in the case of russi

that sort of gets found here. oliver. if i go to you very early in california, i'm, you're, you specialize in these kinds of things here. are you surprised of the, the, the ferociousness of this kind of cancel can, i mean, we, you know, this is canceling of an entire people of an entire culture. now i only a few weeks ago, months ago is a no, we don't like the good this government, but we like the people. they don't even apply that. now go ahead oliver. yes, i am somewhat surprised by the veracity of it. there's nothing new about raso phobia, of course, has gone back or i would put it at least as far back as the crimean war of 18. 5th, 1853 and and probably from, from before then and, and because we saw the crew, the bolshevik revolution, and the long error of the cold war. when we came out of the cold war, we were to discover that apparently communism or the absence of communism had actually nothing to do with us russian relations. but we still had to keep thinking negatively about, about russia. but here's the thing. i

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oil a little more, in general, olive oil is one of the bases. a little more, uh, apple cider vinegar. i have a small acid olive oil one of the bases. e mediterranean diet. we know that this is a long-lived diet, so we do not skimp on olive oil for such a wonderful puree. this is puree, we add it here to the tomatoes. you don’t understand how elegant and healthy and tasty everything is, and i’m not afraid of it words. it's original, really. look how beautiful it is, and now we can add to our pasta, of course, in the opposite direction, if you add a deep saucepan and pasta to pasta, but you know the saucepan is so hot and good temperature and the pasta continues to cook. you look, my god. you understand that the pumpkin gave us, that is, the tomatoes gave us this joyful e, and you know the aroma and shade, and the pumpkin, well, it just did the job, as if it were cream or butter or a huge amount cheese. well, that's all. we have almost everything ready a little, uh, chop the cilantro, of course, and the basil will be fine and the parsley will be f

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olive oil and more dry herbs, such as oregano, of course, you can add thyme and rosemary, but we haven vegetables, so as not to repeat ourselves, but with flavors, so that we have such a diverse palette. today i add other herbs to meat, you can add, if, for example, you like zira, you can add ground coriander cumin, that is, here. uh, here's the mustard, it will combine absolutely any spices. and, of course, it's easy with butter and lemon juice. lamb meat, what don't chickens like spices? it seems to me, well, why would a chicken breast be exactly the same with such a seasoning, baked on a grill, it would also be uh, perfect just uh, i think it sounds new. eh, the most important thing is that we should have a grill pan, well, or any other pan in which you will fry this meat, because i will cook it on fire, and not bake it in the oven. although it is possible in the oven, of course, but bake, so that everything in my case, the pan should be very well heated, and we are with you like this. meat and the seasoned side so you see it from all sides so that you look at it and bathe in this

and the second thing i add is a drop of olive oil, spread the salad. necessary, because if we forced it to be washed, i say, and it will be cold, rinse. but, and if we eat this pasta right away, then there is absolutely no need to rinse them. we put it in a sauce or butter, added olive oil immediately , let's cream it right away. it has already been expected directly into the sauce and immediately immediately mix radically. so i'll take a second. come on, i wanted to do more. i'll go answer questions. okay? so wash the pasta. if you will not immediately need. transfer them. sprinkle the oil, no matter what kind of olive hemp linseed or creamy hemp oil. the oil is very useful. it's okay tree cannabis. she's not written. which oil is better. damn, vegetable pasta or creamy cream will taste better due to milk fat, and vegetable will be more useful due to omega-3 acids. why italians? bastards don't get fat from pasta? getting fat i suppose, but here's the question. which due to the fact that durum wheat? this just southern and italian they have never cooke

was it oliver?ther thing in "oliver" is like, you're either oliver or you're dodger or you're one of the gang. there are hundreds of children's parts but i had the famous part of the book boy, who is not in the gang, isn't oliver has one line [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: the book boy oh, my god, we love the book boy. oh, my god, yeah that's our favorite character. >> the favorite character. i had one line and it went like this, "books you wanted from the bookseller, sir? it's a come on >> jimmy: wow. nailed it. [ cheers and applause that's how you do it >> but it was a big deal for me and it was at the london palladium, which was like a huge theater in london and the first night that i went on, i delivered my line, and i just walked very, very slowly off, took about three minutes. sort of royal wave - the director was like, "mate, this isn't -- you're not oliver you're not dodger. >> jimmy: no you're gonna break -- >> "get the hell off the stage. >> jimmy: people are gonna remember the bookseller

and i will make the sauce, we will prepare the sauce from olive oil, balsamic vinegar, add ginger andpices. in turn, while i have to grate the cheese, he smiles at me and i will also take care of the tomatoes for you. by the way, do you know why people consider other carbohydrates? sometimes i think about it, but i'm not sure, i suggest in the answer, because proteins, fats and carbohydrates perform different functions in our diet. functions, because proteins are like building blocks from which the body builds its cells, and live carbohydrates. this is a source of energy, and fats of this energy are slow, and carbohydrates are fast and therefore should not be in a strictly defined proportion in the diet. this is exactly what nutritionists find out, for example, a specialist in the healthy nutrition project of the national demography project. they must be such a plate of healthy food, in which proteins, fats and carbohydrates are in the proportion that is optimal for nutrition, for example, in as a source of healthy carbohydrates. boiled beans can act as a source of protein, boiled tur

ok, oliver. i mean what, there's an obvious historical analog here and it's mccarthyism. and i would say that it's far worse now because mccarthy isn't, was idea, logically driven. it was about an ideology was about communism. it wasn't about a people per se, in this case, it is. so this is a new mccarthyism that propagates bigotry and racism. your thoughts go ahead. yes, i think i agree with you the probably this is even worse than the mccarthy era back there. and there was not a hot war between the soviet union and, and, and the united states. i would argue a despite pretenses to the contrary, i would argue that now there is a hot war. oh, war has actually broken out. i very united states united states, nate to and russia so that, that is a huge difference. and back then that there was a real anxiety and concern about our, of nuclear weapons. but nobody was expecting the nuclear weapons would start being used there. and then whereas right now, it will not worried unconcerned. a nuclear weapons could be used whether intentionally or as a result of some kind of miscalcula

i think he does have a chance to come back. >> oliver?> tonight is the premiere of an extraordinary film about anthony bourdain. "roadrunner" premieres tonight. >>> state of the union starts right now. >>> barbaric tax. discriminate attacks on ukraine as demands for justice grow. >> we're going to keep ratcheting up the pain for putin. >> as russia brings its top general in for strategy. i'll talk to liz cheney and former cia director david petraeus, next. >>> and refugee crisis. as million

what's happening now mr. oliver of sad is a direct result of us as desire. u. s. is, will to dictate their rules to the rest of the world, including kia, mr. oliver, of also sad that the aim of moscow's current military operation in ukraine is to liberate people's republics. often ask and logan's completely adding that the operation has just now entered a 2nd. very crucial phase. speaking about the events in the ukraine in town of boucher makia presented as war crimes committed by the russian army. and that to moscow sees as a complete fake mister lager of promise that's russia will find out the truth and had just to remind you, following boucher without any independent investigation. the west supported key of an imposed several packages of economic sanctions against russia commented on that mister law group said that russia is till strong enough. no, these have come to a very straightforward conclusion weekend. no, to rely on. oh, wisdom, colleagues. in any part of our life, which has through the jew significance speaking about russia's relations with, ain't a mr

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to do this, we must first fry the onion in olive oil home. their living room, after about 5-10 minutes the bride comes out, when she served me coffee, listen, we didn’t look at each other and love at first sight, and immediately after the meeting, the bride’s relatives promised to give an answer. after 2 days they took me, they did not take me. they didn’t take me, it turns out that these two days are needed to collect information about the groom. they ask the neighbors if he will come for himself. he is decent. completely right. representing work, all my friends are there, so everyone said that murman good feeder. give her more garlic and green hot peppers. this, of course, is also interesting, but the denouement of a love affair. i care a lot. the more we came to sit in the living room, and naturally arabic coffee comes along. she pours a small cup, here she gives it to the elder, because if her daddy agrees, then he drinks coffee. if denied, then puts these cups on the table, quickly add chopped tomatoes. salt and pepper and return to our

these are peppers with salt on top and olives. and some bread so, so let's see you're with i now want to take a closer look at what i saw in the distance of the train turn, the tram montana mountains. with the said they try, montana is a popular hiking area you can spend, stays here. a little trip should be enough for me from beany bussey to fort another which i this mix of unspoiled nature and terraces made for growing oranges. elements of olive trees makes that from one ton a unique. that is why it is also a unesco world heritage site. in addition, this landscape has been spared from mass tourism. so far i this is definitely something different. my archive not only beaches and palm trees . majorca has also mountains, ah, for the luke is a popular destination about $600.00 residents ensure their village is wonderfully preserved. they've even received awards and recognition of beauty. oh, nice little village. the hike was worth it. back and palmer, the environmental protection of my yorker also has a lobby. the g o. b group, bali,

, this is such a super new inconspicuous gadget, a smart olive is called here you take it and in timesf danger and severe trials. yes you mean, uh, and so does she sends coordinate signals to my smart watch. look. i don't really understand why on your watch. you're not sure if you're in danger or don't know where you are? please, we just already fixed it. it will be sausage to ventilate, this is human food. and what is this incomprehensible? man, dog, cat , fish, mouse, is food. look, eat ahead. you are a beggar. and i don't give honors. and what now. well, you need this. i do not understand a word, where to go? well, for so long we have a corpse with shrapnel wounds witness. here is a witness the only witness didenko nikolai organizer of the paintball game. everything was as usual, as usual, the players arrived, divided into teams, began to play 20 minutes after the start, an explosion thundered. the working version is next in line, keep going. i have nothing more to tell, yes, and it’s not very easy to talk, my head is still ringing, but my hand doesn’t ring, my hand is dumb. well, n

let's come to the educator olive solutions. my 1st solution eve books, the 2nd one i literally point across eas, google or youtube or information in general. if books are not your thing, right, just go to google and decide every money. i'm going to do such 10 articles, about boring 10 articles, about managing money to not coven high, can properly skill my assets will increase my income. and then the final one at the point across is mindset. oh, my thought is a bit troubling because you boy and just like sallow and your goddess and then we come back and say as the music i'm not doing well or all these things are not doing really. so again, the mindset needs to change a bit. let's on up to yes, i didn't have money i borrowed, but can i also have the respect to at least paid, but yeah, korea, let me come back to the site. joshua, i'd like you to show what you're sharing here with, with washington solutions please. to day you are one sickness away to become a poor pass yet. so. so here some of my recommendation the government shoul

no, no, no, i'm hearing no, let me hear from tony 1st and then i'll come to you olive. no, no, no, no, no. tony says on norway only got a king, a data protection act person, every single individual from having to phone, scraped in their details, used for anything but without contracts, without consent. and even when they ask you for consent, they still cannot use your data against you. they can use your data for creating credit score systems or anything like that. the can check all of these things, but no one should be allowed and no one can be allowed to come and use your information against you to call your mom. call your best friend or your husband or your wife. it's illegal. flat out. simple. great. let's hear from olive you're saying go back to the point for joshua that. no, no, no, no, no. you have absolutely no right whatsoever to get it to my private business to try and extract your finances. no, and i think about it guys, no one i think about if left of because i might be able as olive to our cut in pair that lord. and in fact to dave, but come every one. okay,

the olive tree is set to be at least 500 years old, but no one knows for sure. there is art nouveau, architecture, everywhere in the old town you can explore one, the flee on foot. it's so pleasant here that i don't even realize i'm in the big city. after all. 400000 people live in palmer this place looks quite similar to the plaza, my order madrid. so this is typically spanish. ah, my 3rd tip for a visit to palmer is between the old town and the port this is the neighborhood of santa catalina, quite popular for a few years. and by the way, fisherman used to live here in the past. the district has developed into a trendy area in recent years. the mostly smaller, 2 story houses have been renovated here. you'll find shops, restaurants, and can face. it's a great atmosphere. ah, i now i want to go out into nature. and there's a great way to do that sustainable. and with a nostalgia factor. lou. this is the train that's gonna take me straight to the other end of the island. as the name suggests, the trend this sawyer takes you to sawyer the string connection that ha

eight ancient olives grow in the garden of gethsemane, the peculiarity of olive trees is that they growconstantly renewing. so, it is quite possible that these same trees are the same age as christ that he was, that he walked there, he preached there, he sat in the garden of gethsemane. this is absolutely correct. over there near the orthodox church of the assumption of the virgin it is said that in the bible, at a distance of a thrown stone , there is a cave where the disciples slept, and jesus was betrayed by judas and taken into custody. many of us have the most vivid idea of ​​the last hours before the crucifixion after reading bulgakov's novel the master and margarita, where a court in the palace is described. although in fact pontius pilate never lived, he came here only from time to time. we don't know where he stayed. remember pilate when he lived in jerusalem there are two options, he could stay in the palace, which once was built by the king and family for himself, this palace is located in the western part of the city near the modern java gate above it now stands the police s

reportera: patricia oliver es la madre de joaquÍn oliver, uno de los estudiantes que falleciÓ.r el paÍs para promover el control de armas. >> el primer reto es encontrar un jurado calificado para escuchar una sentencia de pena de muerte. reportera: el juicio podrÍa prolongarse entre cuatro y seis meses por la cantidad de vÍctimas. hay otros factores que pudieran influir. >> tratÁndose de temas de salud mental, el testimonio de expertos de salud mental. reportera: la defensa puede argumentar que el acusado presenta problemas psicolÓgicos. tenÍa 19 aÑos cuando perpetrÓ la matanza. cruz ahora tiene 23 aÑos y en 2021 se declarÓ culpable de los hechos. fÉlix: gracias. en ucrania, luego del repliegue de las tropas rusas de las ciudades ocupadas, salieron a la luz los crÍmenes contra civiles. 410 cadÁveres se hallaron cerca de kiev. ucrania denuncia un genocidio. hrw denuncia crÍmenes de guerra por parte de rusia. reportera: buenas noches. cuando comenzÓ la invasiÓn el principal miedo era que los ataques rusos fueran a la poblaciÓn civil y eso se fue cumpliendo. ayer en los lugares li

this is actually very true, is "olive you." whichever one of us gets this wrong has to take a full shot of olive oil. really? i'm going to take mine straight out of the bottle. italian narrator: anne burrell is not only known for her amazing culinary dishes, but also her wild hairstyles. what wild animal is the national animal of italy? the wolf, the lupa. i'm going to go with cougar, because i know there's a lot-- i've been to italy. there's a lot of cougars in italy. [buzzer] oh! it's not the cougar, it is the wolf! bam! take that shot. here we go. yeah, there you go. that's a greasy banana if you ever asked me. oh my god, my whole mouth is-- it's like, slippery. [cackles] that's she said. spin, spin-- [bleep] pink. this game is called "mamma mia." you're going to have to code your hands in baking flour, and you're going to have to say "mamma mia" as you slap your face with both hands-- like "home alone." italian narrator: anne has authored two cookbooks, one of them entitled, "cook like a rock star." what is the star sign of

well, and we've been hearing from the russian foreign minister survey oliver, of who, even prior to having this meeting with of a her, any foreign minister, a issued estatements that was very unexpected. he said that the talks that are still ongoing between russia and ukraine at through a video conference format. and they reached the point last night on wednesday when the ukrainians have put forth a different proposal than the one that they agreed upon and that they put forth in is stumble on march 29th. when the ukrainian officials met with the russians, a face to face in is stumbled. now, the foreign minister saying there are a few things in the proposal by the ukrainians that are changed. that is something the russians have not agree to. one or the main things is that the issue of security guarantees that ukrainians are looking for in terms of when there is a ceasefire between the 2 countries. and number of 3rd countries would be security guarantors. that in case there is any conflict or altercation between russian forces and ukrainian ones, those guarantors would come into play and ass

s is will to dictate their rules to the rest of the world, including key of miss oliver of remembering 2003 ukrainian presidential elections in which washington directly opened. land bluntly have been pushing ukraine to choose between the european union and russia at the time when the 3 of them, key of moscow and brussels had a chance of how their relations and corporation without excluding anyone. and without mankey any choice. and when 10 years later, in 2000 and saturday and on the countries president decided to postpone ukraine's closer integration with brussels, bloody violin device known as you are. my don began with a lot of america's house. and it ended up a way they overthrow of then the country's leaders shape. and then you authorities that came to power as a result in key of immediately started i to russian and even worse of father paul. and this is when you cranes, eastern regions often ask and lugens asked for independence that till to day kiev slash washington do not want to happen, mister lumber of all so sad that the aim of moscow's current military operation in ukraine

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seÑora oliver, quÉ bueno que estÁ con nosotros. su esposo, se han convertido ahora en grandes activistas. quÉ debe pasar en las escuelas para evitar otra tragedia? >> mira, el tema de las escuelas estÁn antiguo. tenemos que enfrentar el problema de las armas a nivel general. porque las armas cuando terminan en el colegios por un proceso previo que ya existiÓ. entonces tenemos que hacer lo que justamente estamos esperando que el presidente joe biden anuncie, va a reducir el peligro tanto los colegios como en todas las partes de la sociedad, de las ciudades en donde estamos todos los dÍas. porque se estÁ repitiendo cada dÍa y eso no puede seguir siendo asÍ. es abominable. borja: el presidente joe biden se espera que no se nuevas reglas para prohibir lo que llamamos como armas fantasmas. cree que es un buen comienzo o la medida no cumple con deseos y expectativas? >> no, yo creo que es un muy, muy buen comienzo, vamos a escuchar el presidente horas mÁs tarde, para juntar firmas, y para ver todos los anuncios que va a hacer ademÁs de l

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branch during the olive branch, when went in, respectively, making up what left there, as if the basesans who were bass-co-col completely the rest, here is the part, how would we take them away, this is the question of how there are different rebels. here. and, by the way, speaking, i remind you, when the kurds asked to put themselves a night vision device, because it’s like putting thermal imagers on the enemy, because they couldn’t do anything like that. here they were refused this, by the way, at one time germany and in the great brion supported the kurts. well, it's just that the situation has changed. moreover, the iranian authorities. eh, how is it now related to what is happening on supposedly their territory there was a visit. i remind you to turkey, in which this process actually does not exist, it was leaked. they are now going to increase supplies from there, so for the sake of this, they have prepared part of their territory. just let it be shot. this is about the question that the most cruel, the most cruel , the most cruel actions of the game, by the way, were in iraq, bu

look over here to the blues are crucial for the task of fighter mining for domina oliver fisher cuts and dry's the roots and leaves. they are then ground and mixed with acid. from this liquid a mass spectrometer can determine the concentration of jermaine, you know that, that with them? yes, there is germanium in there. you can see it on these 2 bars which is showing a clear measurement signal in them as well as the germanium. we also seeing a whole range of other interesting elements. this is lantham for example, which belongs to the where earth and which is also acquired numerous new technologies as our whole range of other elements in this group. lantham, as we see here, is usually found in similar concentrations to germanium. so in the future, if we want to make use of this entire pool of elements in plans, it will make sense to look at the entire spectrum and not just a single element. i think i mentioned however, further steps are required to make the germanium and other rare earths actual usable. first, the plants have to pass through a bio gas facility where the plant mass is