he was asked by oxford to write the the the oxford university press entry for they they did a volumeon each century of literature. so the us the oxford english history of the 16th century which turned out be oh he called it his oh hell project. and for that the boden library that was published in 16th century. so the guy was just he was gifted and then he worked. i mean, he's like was incredibly gifted and worked his tail off. and i think lewis in some ways, that might be the first time lewis ever been compared to michael jordan. so i want to get that get that out there. but yeah, i just i do think he's remarkable. not perfect, but a pretty remarkable fellow. i don't know where no one among us is perfect. personally, having come from the inner smug comfort of being in anarcho capitalist, in the li is essentially evil, and that the worst thing that could happen if anarcho capitalism didn't work is another government having moved into reality based on the foundation that you've outlined, which is naturalize self-evident and impossible for us to fulfill, there that tension between, yes

he writes, as i walked away from new buildings and as an aside oxford's new buildings were completed in 1458. i found the man that lewis had called taylor's sitting on one of the stone steps in front of the arcade. how did you get on? he asked. oh, i think rather well. i think he will be a most interesting tutor to have. interesting? yes. he's certainly that said, the man who i later learned was j.r.r. tolkien. you'll never get to the bottom of him, but we're not going to get to the bottom of him either. right here now. but we are going to try to make some headway into lewis's views. i want to hit on four areas about lewis law and liberty in my opening remarks and as food for thought for our discussion afterwards. first, that contra to the conventional wisdom that lewis disdained and ignored politics. his personal life was very much intertwined with politics and law, and sometimes even policy. and one event in particular spurred him to write a short essay in which he endorses a version of limited government theory in almost explicitly lockean terms. so the first point is about lewis'

they did not meet at oxford? , �* ., ., oxford?, it was his first love and he just wanted to marry her. and and he 'ust wanted to marry her. and she and he just wanted to marry her. she declined? and he just wanted to marry her. and she declined? yes, _ and he just wanted to marry her. and she declined? yes, because - and he just wanted to marry her. and she declined? yes, because she - and he just wanted to marry her. and she declined? yes, because she was| and he just wanted to marry her. and| she declined? yes, because she was a -aromisin she declined? yes, because she was a promising diplomat. _ she declined? yes, because she was a promising diplomat. she _ she declined? yes, because she was a promising diplomat. she is _ she declined? yes, because she was a promising diplomat. she is super- promising diplomat. she is super smart, _ promising diplomat. she is super smart, very— promising diplomat. she is super smart, very beautiful and, yeah, he 'ust smart, very beautiful and, yeah, he just started — smart, very beautiful and,

he studied at oxford for two years.e studied water transport on the river thames in the 18th century and then the emperor later went on to write a book called the thames and i say he has a very keen interest in the river thames, so much so that yesterday the emperor carried out a private engagement, went to look at the thames barrier, so he went on a visit to the thames barrier yesterday and later on this week the couple, both of them who attended oxford university, will be returning to the university, again, aside from a state visit that will be a private visit that will take place. for the moment the formal ceremonial welcome is about to take place on horse guards parade in all its pomp and pageantry. it’s guards parade in all its pomp and “aeant . �*, , ., , �* pageantry. it's beautiful, isn't it? i've been sent _ pageantry. it's beautiful, isn't it? i've been sent some _ pageantry. it's beautiful, isn't it? i've been sent some information | i've been sent some information about queen camilla and what she's wearing.

and, and then the following year, while he was still at oxford , he got invited up to oxford, he gotrince charles taught him fly fishing . they didn't him fly fishing. they didn't catch anything, he was smiling when he said that, and he i mean, he held a news conference ahead of coming to the uk, which i think is interesting because we don't see that with our royal family. so he was answering questions from, japanese and i think a few foreign tokyo based correspondents, so yeah, he, he speaks , very nostalgically about speaks, very nostalgically about the hospitality that he was given by the royal family, and of course, they met up many times since, i think when he was, enthroned as emperor in 2019, i believe, after his father had abdicated. the, charles charles went along to that. charles charles went along to that . and so they've they've that. and so they've they've seen each other on numerous occasions . but seen each other on numerous occasions. but again, that's quite an interesting thing, you know , we saw on sunday that the know, we saw on sunday that the grand duke of luxemb

we're going to speak to one oxford university student on the receiving end of this disgusting disruption on my panel tonight is broadcasting bigwig john sergeant's apprentice star joana jarjue bigwig john sergeant's apprentice starjoana jarjue and political commentator alex armstrong . and what on earth is armstrong. and what on earth is going on in italian . parliament? going on in italian. parliament? there is bad as the students strap yourselves in. it's friday night. let's do this. so we're going to look forward to princess kate's highly anticipated return to public dufies. anticipated return to public duties . next. duties. next. >> beth, thank you very much and good evening. the top stories . good evening. the top stories. king charles is delighted that the princess of wales is to attend his birthday parade tomorrow. also known as trooping the colour, the update is accompanied by a new photograph of the princess taken by photographer matt porteous . photographer matt porteous. princess kate says she's making good progress after the diagnosis of her cancer earlier this year. prime mi

when i got into oxford, so i'm owed a tony ends in my year, some black students like me. but it was here. i begin to research the imperial history that made my wells the history they didn't teach at school. the. i disagree with the heart in london sites in congress with joseph conrad said his story. a country, the size of western europe. the slave plantation, collecting robust the european bicycles, the mutilation this punishment for season. the belgian king leopold the 2nd room and as it easily set foot c e o goes 700 feet just line. there is a file that looks down a collection as punishment support the was not so shocked as you most think. i had expected to see a know of of, with the, you know, 3rd was black dried sun, couldn't with closed eyelids ahead that seem to sleep at the top of that pole. and with a shrunken dry lips showing a narrow white line of the teeth, which smite to tell him to pray twice dismissed. it was just a word to me. i did not see the man in the name any more than you do. do you see him? do you seek the story? seems to me trying to tell what are y

when i go into oxford, so more old, a tony is in my year some black students like me. but it was here, i begin to research the imperial histories that made my was the history they didn't teach at school. i disagree with the heart in london sites in congress with joseph conrad said his story. a country, the size of wisdom, your slave plantation collecting robust the european bicycles, the mutilation. this punishment for refusal with a belgian king leopold the 2nd room and as it easily set for a c p o goes 700 feet just line. there is a file that looks down the connection as punishment support the was not so shocked as you may think. i had expected to see a north of wood. the 3rd was black, dried sunken, with closed eyelids ahead. that seemed to sleep at the top of that pole, and with a shrunken dry lips showing a narrow white line of the teeth with smiles to tell him to pray dismissed. since it was just a word to me. i did not see the 9 in the name any more than you do. do you see him? do you seek to store? it seems to me i am trying to tell you literally making a vain

the 1st read joseph comrade snuffle was studying at oxford university. i thought cups was just an operation. a twisted fantasy of conrad's imagination. he had summed up, he had judged to her i didn't really get it. but the more i learned about colonialism, the more i realized it always started with men like cuts. that fixed link to this day. then i made a discovery that changed everything for me. at the same time that comrade was writing his book, life was imitating out. in an astounding way, a french army officer was leading an invasion of west africa. and his true story was even more terrifying than columbus fix. i began to plant a journey across space and time in search of this real the job to read. so i grew up in both of my parents come from nigeria in west africa. when i go into oxford, the old a tony is in my year, some black students like me, but it was here. i begin to research the imperial history that made my wells the history they didn't teach at school. the. i disagree with the heart in london sites in congress with joseph conrad said his st

so let's say hello to a student from oxford university, connor boyle. connor. good evening.u so much for joining me. better than you. i imagine . me. better than you. i imagine. so you're in the middle of your exams at the moment, aren't you? or have you just finished ? or have you just finished? >> i've just finished, actually. and thankfully, my exams finished just before, you know, the this incident took place in the this incident took place in the exam complex, so we were scot free, thankfully. >> right . so tell scot free, thankfully. >> right. so tell us what's scot free, thankfully. >> right . so tell us what's been >> right. so tell us what's been going on on the ground there . going on on the ground there. connon going on on the ground there. connor, you've heard my back story. my heart breaks for you guys who've been at uni the last few years. it must have been really rough, what's happened this week? >> well, so there's always been. >> well, so there's always been. >> well, so there's always been. >> well, not always, but ever since, you know, this thing in gaza h

it was oxford, and there were a group of opponents from both left groups and hypocrites there, and this question was raised by one of the people who, according to their own words, was involved in the events of 1967. let's see what can be done in a western country or a european country, where one of those who have their hands in the business and who is a legal person, is actually a lawyer. he said that bringing him with you and the rest of the story with us , exactly the same two people who were there in 2018, with him, in fact, they used a trick and , in my opinion, an immoral and inhumane plan , which means abusing someone's pure feelings of a citizen. he wanted to come there to actually help another person, and that is to say , he laid the groundwork , he will accept it, that is, if you come , look in the documents of mr. nouri's case, who are the witnesses , those who are zinefa themselves in the case, do they actually have documents, their own memories, their own interviews. that is, what they actually already they had written to bring and presented, or even in many places the prose

plans to develop commercial sized modules with an efficiency of 26 percent of a lifetime of 30 gifts, oxford p, a company founded by oxford university graduates has reached and efficiency of 28.6 percent and supposedly sold the degradation issue already. but both companies haven't published verifiable data yet. that also isn't even a lot of research on real world outdoor tests. and until now, we've only talked about the technical side of things about 10 of them. so let's have another thing coming. if have about skype is going to go anywhere, it will need to be cheaper then press to that ordinary crystallized set it cut on a pad well basis. this is jenny chase. she's analyzed the solar market for 18 years and found that the solar analysis team at blue book. and yes, let's go to be the one a cost per watt, which is coming to $12.00 us cents per well. and it will be 12 by next year according to the international renewable energy agencies since 2010 costs for electricity from solar have declined. but 89 percent globally, it's now more expensive to install silicon panels. then it is to make them

i, i being such a kayla plum krist from oxford university. thank you so much. i, as i said, show up today to stay with us for a deep dive into how i is already offering of practical solutions to some of the wells or start pressing problems, thoughts on tomorrow today in just a moment here on the the, the . ready i, what is it already capable? where is it? when is it a and when a blessing, the artificial intelligence is rapidly changing. how nice and creating a whole new world is questions. tomorrow today. next, on d, w. there's a last of their kind. one chocolate fishermen of peru have been heading out to sea for centuries. using boats the make out of read the tradition, the mice but not yet. the last 3 boat fishers of one sako. in 45 minutes on d. w. the dream of resolution in 1979, the hated dictators somoza was forced out of the people hoped for sarah's society and received international solidarity. i imagined we would change the world and for thousands, collins had to help with reconstruction. but the end of the garage was a dream of revolution. july 20th o

it focused on a governance and us china relations at oxford university. this is a many, many multi layered problem. and it will absolutely be a huge responsibility of these platform companies to really take action on mitigating this. but that will be quite different. the cost countries, not just within turnover, but us europe as well. and it will be, it will require much club much corporation with governments. and these companies as well wouldn't be be dramatically back to if governments were less and numbered with these tech platforms and treat to them more like companies so that they are held directly responsibly, directly responsible. and they have legal responsibility for the content that they've put out there. this is a huge debate across different jurisdictions when it comes to regulating and try platforms, uh, social media platforms especially. so there are difficulties within the us legal system for doing and policing. tons of responsibility directly on, on these companies. it varies highly country by country. and that's a very active debate right

we've got alleged misogyny at the bbc and oxford exams being rudely disrupted . headliners your first look at friday's newspapers. we're going to kick off this section with the mirror. people are fuming at elon musk. what's going on? >> people fume about worst ever x update and beg for it to be reversed. >> worst ever x update one of all the things he's done. >> this is the worst. and what is it, he's made it so that when you like a post, it's anonymous. good. so i can't look and see what's andrew doyle liked . oh, good. >> i can go back to liking all my evil, far right, pornographic whatever mr musk has tweeted today to say that likes have gone up significantly. well, the thing is, it's actually a good system because people do this really stupid thing of going through people's likes to determine whether they are guilty of wrong. think this was how all the stuff started with jk rowling, because she liked the tweet of a gender critical feminist. and of course it went from there. and this, this is good. so now we can see how popular tweets really are, because peopl

to listen to so our format gives time foreign interrupted remarks but there's vibrant back exampl oxfordt mrase it? guest: we have over 300 of these debates that are available on our web site to see. but some more recent ones should congress continuehe war in ukraine, yes or no. is islam anti-semitic? married or single. question mk open,the. we get to the yes or re of a fo lnle of been to get at or ones so it depends on what we are going for as d'antoni -- debate host: implement concrete concrete rules, we -- this study we just contacted had interesting data points. you saw one personal attack in 2004 went up to over 70 in the 2016 and 2020 debates. some of have to come down to obviously controlling the mic is ■a big one. we talked about that. but one of the things ay is giving -- we like is giving penalizing bad behavior if they are constantly interrupting, too mu cross caulk or devolves intocks or eye rolling. those could go a long way to ci in what is ultimately the high eflsro daytona -- highest profile date. host: you highlight this in your report. we will talk about it. >> the base

you know, we're not even fully comprehending what happened at oxford. and, you know, now we have another complete tragedy that we're dealing with. >> derrick dennis, abc news, new york. >> new this morning documents reveal that the first family's dog bit another u.s. secret service agent. commander bit the agent while president biden was taking him for a walk. that's according to records obtained by conservative activist group judicial watch. the incident took place last september in the kennedy garden. commander was moved out of the white house back in october after a series of over 11 biting incidents. and we've been following protests at uc santa cruz for more than a month now, ranging from a pro-palestinian encampment that ended in dozens of arrests to a worker strike. well, now a tense school year is ending, with some university leaders skipping the commencement events. the chancellor of uc santa cruz and other executives are not attending this weekend's graduation ceremonies, saying they were targeted for disruption. university leaders say that th

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oxford street is actually an oxford street is actually an oxford street is a commercial environment. be ashamed, not supporting the action that made oxford street actually exist. but a school should not be doing these things for two reasons, because it forces young children to have conversations about their sexuality that they don't need to have yet, and schools should not engage in politics. because if you have pride, they have palestinian issues, you don't have other issues, and you have walls in schools that you simply don't need to have. that's why i use the point safe space a clear space where children could come and just be educated . educated. >> should four year old sam be encountering this kind of thing in the school? and it should. should there be pride flags everywhere? >> and i think, i mean, i'm always very pro protecting the innocence of children from from anything to do with adult issues . not this one particularly, but just just anything really. i think you know, let's let kids be kids for as long as possible , be kids for as long as possible, but, you know, also, i'm

this is what we do not have oxford style debate.ed of the video image that might haunt them for the rest of their careers. often it is a comment taken out of context. but sometimes it is misspeaking by a member. we have to look at the effect of media as a shield and sword in our democracy and sometimes people back home are using these images to destroy instead of to preserve the greatest country of the world. >> i want to add one thing. we always talk about the system the separation of powers but i feel we have evolved to a separation of parties. whatever party the president is, the party in congress feels they must do everything to protect their president, regardless of if they think the president is right or wrong. i think that has had a bad effect on congress. it has added to the weakening of the institution. there have to be issues where they say these are our responsibilities, our prerogatives is the constitution and we have to stick together. it is not a republican the-democrat thing. it is a congress thing. >> let me give you

this is home to the oxford high school. that's where the oxford high school shooting took place back in 2021. this community once again left reeling from this gun violence and from what we have heard so far, it looks like the number of victims could have been much greater, given the amount of times that the gunman fired into that playground where people were gathered. we've also learned that white house officials, including the president, president joe biden, have been in touch with the local representatives offering support and any resources in new york. gloria pazmino, cnn. >> as ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy wraps his peace summit in switzerland, military bloggers say there's fierce fighting in a ukrainian town in the kharkiv region. ukrainian troops are trying to push back russian advances near the border after losing control of several villages. a ukrainian squad commander describes the situation as difficult but controlled, saying russian troops are surrounded and the kremlin claims its forces are trying to

that's according to ryan sweet from oxford economics. the number one thing against president biden right now in this election cycle is inflation, and inflation is very unpopular with americans consumer, it eats away at purchasing power and there are a few ways of looking at it inflation. economists pay attention to the inflation rate, and most consumers look at the price level, prices and gasoline at the pump, they are higher, but prices are higher, milk prices, things they see on a regular basis are higher than there were a few years ago, and i think that will work against president biden, but does not downplay the rest of the economy. thejob market is downplay the rest of the economy. the job market is very strong, and the high interest rates we are seeing now are rates we are seeing now are more a rates we are seeing now are more a symptom of high inflation that we experience in the past and that the reserve is transit rain in inflation. we might learn more during the debate. where do biden and trump differ regarding their economic pl

the more you look at it, if i look where i live in oxford, the amount of effort people put into thinkingt a simple thing to solve, and if it had been simple, it would've been solved a long time ago. but when i think about how different life is now compared to when i was younger, everyone would go into the centre of oxford to do their shopping for comestibles — you go there for vegetables and buy clothes, but life is changed. indeed - in terms of— clothes, but life is changed. indeed - in terms of what _ clothes, but life is changed. indeed - in terms of what he _ clothes, but life is changed. indeed - in terms of what he was - clothes, but life is changed. indeed - in terms of what he was on i — in terms of what he was on the farm today, we should talk about the policy that rishi sunak is defending, inheritance tax, the environment secretary warning this morning and the telegraph newspaper that labour could scrap the tax breaks that allow farmland to be passed down tax—free. is that a vote winner for the conservatives in these swing you seats they are trying to defend? i these swing you

oxford university. forced to cancel exams. these are these protesters again. what's going on?palestinian protesters. so oxford university has has cancelled exams, for second year chemistry students that were due to take place on thursday morning, this comes after six demonstrator stormed the east school building in the university's exam school complex at around 9 am. the protesters hung pro—palestine flags out of windows, including one saying all eyes on rafah. i think he plays for real madrid, and an oxford university spokesman said the incident was unacceptable and went further than necessary. i mean, this is just students do this. they've always done this. they've always rebelled against mummy and daddy and, you know, pretended they want to bring down the system that a couple of years later, they're going to be working in, but yeah, they're pretending. they're just acting out. pretending they want to destroy civilisation. >> there's a difference, though, isn't there? because peaceful protests on campus. i support 100. it's always gone on. but once you've actually prevented

didn't have air conditioning in oxford.n the equipped dough and it was like 80 degrees in the room. the problem is if the window is open. you hear the whole city. you hear the garbage truck. you here interpoll going by looking for somebody. >> ainsley: best situations. we need them to perform well, be comfortable. they trained their entire lives for this moment. we want them to have air conditioner. >> charlie: crashes against practical needs. people like modern amenities it turns out. indoor plumbing is kind of a fun thing. >> ainsley: also being reported germany, australia, italy, britain among some of the countries that plan to bring their own air conditioners. >> steve: when it comes push to shove french will cheat. >> ainsley: our athletes said it's a high priority for us. >> steve: you got get a good night sleep. >> charlie: you got cool the body down. >> ainsley: you got to be your best. >> steve: what do you think the temperature is in here right now? don't look. >> ainsley: 72? what do you think? >> it's 74 outside

in oxford , students are empty-handed. but for palestine, they stand in front of the police and show their knowledge. similar to harvard university. that the students stand for the liberation of palestine with few facilities but a united front . university professors are not afraid of anything. they are ready to be here and risk everything for the freedom of palestine. this resistance and standing continues at the university of california. students stand to the end even in the face of force and violence. similar to the youth of the resistance front, the ones with the least facilities, with the zionists equipped with the most advanced weapons engage, fight. for this reason, the leader of the revolution called these students part of the resistance. students who have decided to separate their way from the american authorities. i fell i said to complete their work. i always ask the american government to do the right thing and that is to stand by friends. the same country that helps the zionist regime with mk bombs, patriot sy

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in oxford , students are empty-handed. for palestine, but against the police are standing and watching. similar to harvard university. where students with low means. university professors are not afraid of anything, they are ready to be here and risk everything for the freedom of palestine. this resistance and standing continues at the university of california. students stand to the end even in the face of force and violence. similar to the youth of the resistance front. who fight with the least facilities against the zionists equipped with the most advanced weapons. for this reason , the leader of the revolution called these students part of the resistance. students who have decided their way separate from the american officials. i said to complete their work. i. they direct the war of the zionist regime. at the beginning of this letter, american students decide to stand on the side of honorable struggle as a leader. you have now formed a part of the resistance front and started an honorable struggle under the cruel press

in oxford , students are empty-handed. for palestine, but against.vard university where students with little means but a united front stand for the liberation of palestine. university professors are not afraid of anything. they are ready to be here and for everything endanger the freedom of palestine. this resistance and standing continues at the university of california. students. similar to the youth of the resistance front, those who fight with the least resources against the zionists equipped with the most advanced weapons . for this reason, the leader of the revolution called these students part of the resistance. students who decide. they have tried to separate themselves from the american authorities. i said to complete their work . i always ask the american government to do the right thing. they lead the zionist regime. at the beginning of this letter, however, american students decide they should stand on the side of honorable struggle as a leader. you have now formed part of the resistance front and under the cruel pressure of your governme

an oxford mathematician has calculated the formula for the ideal hotel breakfast. 8:17 and definitely with hot food. this is what the professor suggests, put toast, eggs, beans, bacon and sausages on a plate, eat slowly with moka. piece, and after 16 minutes the scientist calls to go for a second portion, this is salmon, fruit, pastries, yogurt and cereal, but after such a breakfast, maybe lunch won’t be needed, although i can’t even imagine what this person hasn’t eaten yet, at least start with breakfast, our auto expert ivan zenkevich studied the next crossover from the brand, which appeared in russia this spring, let's find out the impression, new car brands continue to arrive in our country, meet sv. m. we decided to start our acquaintance with the basic model of the g01 crossover. we are testing version f in a sporty design. despite the status of the youngest model in the range, the dimensions are by no means small. the length of the body exceeds 4.6 m. but the ground clearance, by crossover standards, is not outstanding : 170 mm. production of g01 was establi

he has two degreeses from oxford, he's taught at oxford, came bring, nyu and harvard. ago. what do you think, bill? >> first of all, he's always a good read. he's very intelligent and puts his finger on a lot of things others are missing. i think he's dead right about the decline in the work ethic, in writer chews like patriotism and the growth of government, demoralizing of the american people i think he's right about that, and you draw similarities -- he craws similarities with the soviet union toward the end of its time. that said, i don't think we're quite the soviet union. we have a lot of things -- he argues that china is a real rival, but china's different because it has vibrant economy that the soviets never had. and even there i would caution that china's not immune from some of the same problems. it's a state-run economy. the foreign investors are kind of looking elsewhere now. you've got, you've got a population problem -- elizabeth: yeah. they have an overbuilding -- >> elderly population. elizabeth yeah, they blew out their -- [inaudible conversations] chi

they, looks include a classy nate classic navy blue blazer pipe with red and white with blue striped oxfordshirt, a sporty outfit in red, white and blue with an icon of each athlete's sport. >> i think they look great, i love these, i actually think they all look great. the blazer might be a little too. do you know who my father is? kind of at the yacht club. i do like it. the olympics kick off friday, july 20th at the yacht rock, going, next to a toddler in alabama. >> caught with her hand in the cookie jar or her face in a donut. >> why not look at little phoenix trying to look innocent? she's so cute. how could you be mad at her? never. she's covered in powdered sugar. her mother asks if she ate her donuts. and like a true politician in the face of irrefutable evidence, she shakes her head no. nope. wasn't me. >> look at her face. >> i haven't seen all the evidence. i can't make a decision one way or the other. innocent until proven guilty terms are all over her shirt. >> she's so cute. >> either way, she earned it. >> finally, two koalas make their big debut. >> the two boys, named brum

according to the guardian, a group of researchers from the university of oxford achieved a kind of technology. which identifies the hidden data of the possibility of heart failure in the images taken of the patient . according to the researchers, by using this smart analysis, it is possible to predict the possibility of a heart attack up to 10 years earlier. this technology has now had promising results in british hospitals. accurate diagnoses with artificial intelligence it allows doctors to apply preventive treatments with anti-inflammatory drugs to patients earlier . the next part of the news at 3 o'clock. in the name of god, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the world today. on the 256th day of the genocidal war in gaza, according to the world tradition, today we will start the program with the latest and most important images from palestine in the last 24 hours. mohammad asad i have a sign, by god, you have me, i am the arm of the world, oh god, oh god, the soul of most of you, i was a lover , go, oh god, oh god, oh god, oh god , this is the feast of the slaughter of our children. hara la

loafers and oxfords. it's time to compile a summer shoe dictionary.. there was no difference between left or right leg, modern mule shoes, they can be with an open toe, add a strap to the heels already slingbacks, often with a narrow toe. in the twenties of the last century, a lady wearing them could receive, as they say now, 100% condemnation, it was unacceptable to expose the foot, until the forties, pin-up aesthetics, fashionable now, but the name has not yet caught on, it confused everyone, what kind of undercover are these, slingbreakers, a sling, even you said, with a strap and a rounded nose, and why with shoes, because, well, yes, it sounds elegant somehow, mary’s shoes jane is a character, this is the same mary, the heroine of a comic book from the beginning of the 20th century, all the children wanted the same ones, shoes became an attribute of the school uniform, if at the beginning of the 20th century these were children, then they grew up, and these shoes, by the way, will be very useful in twentieth. legs, now loafers, what are loafers,

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in oxford , there are many students. for palestine, however, they stand in front of the police and stand tall. similar to harvard university. where students with few facilities but a coherent front for. this resistance and standing continues at the university of california. students stand to the end even in the face of force and violence. similar to the youth of the resistance front. the ones with the least facilities. they fight with the zionists equipped with the most advanced weapons. for this reason , the leader of the revolution called these students part of the resistance. students who have decided their way separate from the american authorities. i said to complete their work. i always ask the american government for work. the cabinet directs the war of the zionist regime. at the beginning of this letter, however, american students decide to stand on the side of the honorable struggle in terms of leadership. you have now formed a part of the resistance front and started an honorable struggle under the cruel pressu