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personal network on the 2nd you're behind water please, is that these are e mails with ant reproduce, parthenon, janet, or east plain. this does with jeanette dental and this is for expert. hello. by the way, you can rule medic, variable options. fantastic. organism can work with not produce clumps if you want to help in one all, but that work of this series constantly did experiment. you have a right, the instruments. the research are still at of early stage of mission and then that they will to find out and solution. and also, we all have in our habit, in light of scenes, of our, of the invite come needs to be, the more sustain does this to us and generation. sure that will, to maintain and light, of course. so want to have the lives to take them stained bullen approach to be sources of both who fessor and being enthused at some point in future we see in the barium with like a dream with to destroy my toxics, says create by human. and i, i see not shows students how to live to love toxins, pained in place of death in the dangers by micro plan. oh, find out i did it them. but in the state in k

democracy started but in the western world started here that is the actor or the greek form below the parthenon. this is where socrates and others debated the ideas of democracy and it wasn't always pretty democracy seldom is. but the- what they did was to wager a bet bid enough. another of the time with no enough and care enough to conduct the public's business in a way that was responsible. and then there's a second proposition. and second proposition was very simply that you in a lie matter that people matter. our rights count. is jefferson put it on alienable that we have to life and certain things that you're anti our dignity and our way in the world. and it we s. people with those rights have a war should have a say in how we're governed and by whom that was the best. did it work well. this is- facilities you'll remember to cities in the peloponnesian wars remember these things right this is a lesson in civic you've all been there. so what he broke here on the screen was why it didn't work. in greece in the peloponnesian wars this is that famous classic history. and margarita slide it tak

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i'm pretty certain there will also be some mention of the parthenon marbles. greece, the previous prime minister is... we have had quite a change recently, so that is bound to be raised again. the general support for investment has increased significantly into greece. when we talk about how well greece has done, we have to bear in mind it had fallen significantly in terms of growth during the euro zone crisis and it is still getting back to where it should have been by now after the financial crisis but of course still isn't in terms of per capita gdp, so it does need foreign investment, that has been increasing significantly. greece has changed in terms of the perception, you also want to see support from the uk in terms of ensuring the relationship doesn't get affected. loads of british people retire in greece. this is another issue. more generally, the energy crisis is still there of course. the greeks have been very heavily subsidising consumers, much more than here. policy has been quite different. even controlling prices in greece. so i think there's goi

chrome athena then, along with other parthenon marbles, ended up in the collection of the british museummachine is busy creating buy other ancient greek masterpieces. their reo robot carves from the same pentili marble from which the originals in the british museum were made and do not exclude that the exact replicas of parthenonas marbles can replace real 2.5 thousand-year-old artifacts in the exposition, which will be returned to greece. so everyone will have their own work art. well, there won't be copies anyway. store the energy that artifacts store. and in general, sculptors worked tirelessly at night, days, er, went together to create all this creation of such beauty, but here, you see, we create copies, but i would understand after this experiment, when a copy is created after this, the original and the copy, let someone, well, not an art expert. just art lovers try to distinguish. i think the robot will do everything. a little life hack, i think that on an artifact it will be chipped somewhere or there is something else crack, maybe some kind of i know. well, you know that the ro

joey: gave me a little piece of what was part of the parthenon.brother was over there in the '60s. you could walk up to grab a piece. they were not fixing it yet. he made a chessboard out of that. marble from the quarry where they made the coliseum. rachel: greece may be coming back to get that. joey: they can have it. they can't prove where it was. amazing thing. he had me in tears. rachel: it is beautiful and the woodwork is extraordinary. what craftsmanship. joey: no catalyst, that he respected the fact i'm a wounded veteran who has taken up this career and he likes the opinions and things i advocate for. this is not about me. this is about the vietnam, what is really important to share right now, i know i need to hurry, this is about how of those vietnam veterans that came back and were spit on and called traitors and treated so terribly, not welcomed home, they could have been bitter for the rest of their lives but in 2001, when this country decided they went to war they decided they would make sure the country respected us, they never let us

the chief economist from ian why parthenon. great to catch up with you.do you think is more important this week, the chairman powell address or the data in the labor market? gregory: both are equally important. we are going to get from the labor market increased evidence there is a slowdown in the labor market in the u.s.. there is not yet visible in a broader basis in terms of the latest data we have had. we have seen a slowdown in the peaks of hiring, but it is still positive. i would expect that as we move into 2023, we will see a turn in sentiment and increased evidence of layoffs, a pullback in the labor market. it is not evident in the data yet. powell's speech will be important. we have this paradox where markets are pricing the fed to go probably as high as 5% with the fed funds rate, influent of a couple rate cuts on the back end of next year. the fed wants to lean hard against that narrative, once markets to believe it will go to 5% and potentially higher. more importantly, hold at that mark -- hold at that level over the course of 20 20 three n