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take it how you want, yes, but still, i looked a bit in line with the biography, because edgar allan poea rather strange person. otherwise, he would not have been the creator of a detective story or a genius, as anna valeryevna says, well, but we want to remind you of our autumn school photo marathon. yes, it will last until september 28, and you send to us on instagram a photo with your favorite teacher. what is there to love with any of your teachers? send us a photo, we will be very happy. we will show their musical greetings next friday on the eve of teacher's day. look how interesting it is, and on the main channel of the country in the main morning show live . you will be able to find yourself in the musical i will say that the most important thing in this marathon is not what you send us, we will show it on channel one . and the fact that for the sake of this marathon you are a disease on the far shelf with photo albums get it. you may be in the dust of this album here and turn the pages of your personal history, or maybe you won’t climb on the shelf and py. there you won’t brush

>> harold: sending wishes for poe the baltimore mascot. season ending injury on the fields.ound he was quickly tended to by trainers and carted off the field we are hoe hoping for poe's speedy recovery. >> jesse: do they have a backup? >> harold: they didn't say. if he goes to pittsburgh like that when they play the steelers he will have another injury. >> greg: must have got winged. >> dana: we talk a lot about sexism and patriarchy. look what this guy did at the washington nationals game. stealing a ball from a girl who was about to catch it. grown man reaches over. >> greg: he didn't even notice her. >> harold: he didn't give it back? >> dana: didn't give it back. the team is going to give them a token of their appreciation and make sure that they get a ball. >> jesse: how do you know -- how was that inequality? like that's equality at its best. he said i'm taking that ball. i don't care if you are a woman. that's equality. >> judge jeanine: he caught it first. >> greg: exactly. >> judge jeanine: that's the end of it. [laughter] >> dana: that's it for us. "special report"

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this is a long standing establishment that held a poe permit over 2 decades and historically hosted jazz musicians like billy holiday on a small stage in the back dated in the 40s. despite the rich history and live music scene the entertainment for the past several years is minimal and contain the front and middle premises closer to the deviz dareo. during the time we havet noreceive complaints about the business however as reopening after covid restrictions lifted the business had more entertainment more frequently utilizing the stage in the back of it business. the folks who submitted a complaint have been neighbors to the business for over 15 years and have a relationship with them and with the recent up take in the entertainment programming the neighbors are impacted by sound so reached out to our office for guidance. in response to the neighbor complaint inspector (inaudible) visited the business on a second visit during a dj performance was invited into the neighbor home to listen to the volume and observed excessive bass levels. the neighbor is separated from the business by a 5 f

the poe landed and the rescuers ran out of the ship. and that they talked there and it turned out that it was a third person who survived, helicopter pilots, they say, the man looked surprisingly cheerful, the doctor was less optimistic. the injury was a serious chest injury with broken ribs with lung damage. he was lucky that he fell from such a height on an airplane and survived, says there was heavy fog, the plane was flying low. apparently, they stuck into the hill without having time, even oh to say cruising speed, an-2 is only 185 km / h. but you accelerate like this in a car and everything, you yourself will understand. even the airbags won't help. yes, and what kind of bath pillows, how it survived is not clear. a strong blow, then i don’t remember anything, then i woke up from a mirror of smoke. the pilots died immediately. pavel spent the whole day sitting on the smoking wreckage. gradually, coming to his senses, glory. god was warm summer days. yes, winter potallion water from the river put the kettle on, there is time to thi

poll tan -- kos poe poll tan areas of the world. it was the first telephone company in south dakota, all the way back in 2013, to have 100% of its customers connected with fiber. so, yes, ladies and gentlemen, these were titans of the rural broadband arena. but when i think about connectivity and these gentlemen's contribution to it, i don't just think about rural broadband. i think about the connections they made with their families and their communities. it would be hard to do more for sioux falls or for scouting than mark did. it would be hard to do more for pure athletics or his community than greg did. hard to do more for his church or for outdoors or for the salem community than brian did. or for kennebek or for his family than rod did. the contributions that these gentlemen did for their communities is staggering. and so madam speaker, it's altogether appropriate we focus on their contributions of broadband, these four titans of this industry. i also think it's important to recognize when they thought of connectivity, when th

stadium was rocking, as the pirates put their undefeated record on the line, against the sacramento poe sacramento powerhouse. thousands thousands of people showed up to to route the team on. unfortunately, the atmosphere wasn't enough, as pittsburgh fell by a final of 23-15, but good to see everyone having fun. fun. friday night lights doesn't doesn't get better than that. >> yeah, fulsome has a good team team up there, that is a program program that is always consistent. good news, bad news when we are talking about nfl to to start the show. 49ers tight end, george kittle, practice today, the first time since his groin injury last sunday, that is the good news. how about the negative? kiddos a gametime decision against seattle, the what field obviously a potential potential factor. 49ers are extending a player they hope to use as little as possible, punter, mitch, has agreed to a four-year extension that will keep him in santa clara till 26, , the extension? worth up to $1. $13 million. > >> college football, cow is set to face notre dame tomorrow in south bend, the first meeting betw

they detach the entire and send it to poe. and pope, we know gets defeated soundly defeated at the second battle of manassas. and a union army retreats into the fortifications of washington in tremendous disorder. the troops are disorganized. they're they're really discouraged, and they are furious at pope pope's time. you can't have a pope anymore. so lincoln comes to a very decision. he calls cabinet meeting on september the second and he tells his cabinet that he is placing george mcclellan in command of all the forces within, the fortifications. he's very specific about. he is not the commander of the troops that will put in the field commander of in the fortification, because we haven't decided what we're going to with mcclellan yet. now gideon wells, who you see in the lower, says there was a more disturbed and despond ing feeling than i have ever witnessed in counsel. one of them who was despondent, edwin stanton to the left the secretary of war. he was with rage. he despised mcclellan much someone allegedly said that h

faithful, reykjavik yes, this is the correct answer. world literature complete the chain edgar poe augustehercule poirot gilbert chesterton father brown georges simeon i don't know. arina is a difficult question dear teachers, do you know the answer, of course, let's choose the next category arina choose russian literature how according to mikhail bulgakov, one should have addressed pontius, the arrested pilate yeshua ganotsri begemon, this is the correct answer to the question all questions are played. let's find out. what is the number of points each of you has on the basis of four rounds so, attention to the screen. well, how to say, taking into account the fact that the correct answer to the question was estimated at four points. i would say that we already have the third case in our superfinal is practically, what is it called? nostril to nostril, came a little alex was ahead. i congratulate you alexey on an excellent game. arina with no less excellent game. congratulations . you guys were doing great. i'm glad it all worked out that way. i think that this is practically a draw, but w

was elected for the 19th congressional district state of new york and the honorable joseph see him poe links ky and state of new york, signed ser. the honorable, i have the honor to transmit herewith a copy of a letter and the certificate of election received from the director, alaska division of elections, indicating that, according to the official results for the special general election held august 16, 2022, the honorable mary s.peltola was rected for representative to congress -- represented for representative to congress for at-large state of alaska. signed, sincerely, cheryl l. johnson, clerk. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from -- the speaker: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. nadler? mr. nadler: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the gentleman from new york, the honorable pat ryan, be permitted to take the oath of office today. his certificate of election has not arrived but there's no contest and no question has been raised with regard to his election. the speaker: without objection. for what purpose

poe have arrested dhante jackson and and the death of 8-year-old sophia mason.l was found dead in a bathtub in march march at the suspect's home triggering a statewide manhunt. > >> a mosquito fire has grown to more than 37,000 areas sending smoke over the bay area. there s no containment. cooler temperatures and higher humidity humidity are helping their efforts. > >> a man with an assault rifle d a personal backpack and laptop. police say that it happened at 1:45 a.m. at the corner of dwig. of dwight. suspect fled in a white pickup with help from a getaway driver. > >> the queen of england is being flown through scotland. > >> russian reinforcements are heading out to ukraine to try and limit losses from ukrainian counteroffensive, the search by ukraine may become a important turning port in the war before the war -- winter sets in. > >> chance of a light sprinkle ct be rolled out. we have seen in the hills of sonoma county and we might see a little more today. it is more about the hayes from the smoke of wildfires coming off of the mosquito fire, which really

gate brie to support protesters in iran after the death of a 22-year-old 22-year-old woman in iranian poeators created a a human chain, stretching acrose span of the bridge. it was one of several similar presentations presentations happening across the bay area yesterday. this included at san francisco's union square, where demonstrators waved legs and announced the current iranian regime. the 22-year-old woman, o woman, who sparked the demonstrations, she died in cusy after the iranian morality police accused her of not wearing her headscarf correctlys there say, she died of a heart attack, but her family says, shs healthy. > >> this morning, ian has been ud to a hurricane, as it moves towd moves toward border. the storm is turning in the caribbean ands expect it will hit cuba by thursday. ian is expected to make landfall between tampa bay and the panhandle. most of ll bs high winds and a storm surge. very scary to be hit with weather like that. nothing like what we have at home. >> a completely different phenomenon we are experiencing. >> last week, we had the rain, the mini heatwave. t

poe say the suspect grabbed the money and ran and is still at l.dust storm while heading to the. the club. the las vegas strip nearly vanished in an instant. > >> jenny will feel these young musicians accomplished her drea. her dream. >> how this week's jefferson awd winners are making a differenceo remember a >> a big dust storm in las vegad out the strip and turn things or head on thursday. it started with strong wind that pushed ino nevada, kicking up a dust storm. thursday night is basically the weekend in vegas and a lot f people got caught in the storm.t also caused dozens of flight ca. flight cancellations. > >> it is not dust, it is the marine layer and smoke mixed in. here is the view from the golden golden gate bridge. you can see can see the marine layer is bac. is back. we are back to our pan that has broken the heatwave and and we are back to typical more summerlike conditions. that is what it will feel like. there ie to talk about an air quality ims in addition to a significant co. significant cooldown. the cameras vantage point on to

whit: tropical storm fiona on the move, poe fitting -- posing life-threatening impacts for puerto rico, bracing for heavy rain and lightning and threats to its power grid. where fiona is headed next. amy robach and tj holmes joining us from london as tens of thousands are lining up to pay their respects to queen elizabeth ahead of her funeral. more on those tributes as the controversy surrounding her majesty's crown jewels gains attention. a former firefighter waiting in line to bid goodbye to the queen. his connection to her majesty, all ahead on gma. stephanie: here at abc 7, we are commemorating hispanic heritage month. we have the story of javier zamora who at the age of nine left the war-torn el salvador by himself to join his parents in the canal district of san rafael . so little, he didn't know how to tie his own shoes. he talks about it in his immensely moving more. lyanne melendez spoke to zamora about his treacherous journey to america. >>y pen during thcine: it was 's that it was so dangerous, his father was forced to leave. zamora was only a year old. >> the year ended but

eh, poe, chp you are also hitting dual-use facilities for infrastructure along the dam.our difference lies in the fact that we hit so that civilians do not suffer, but they don’t think at all. another important topic, which is now being watched by the whole world, today the sco summit starts in uzbekistan vladimir putin arrived in samarkand at night and literally in the next few hours. he will meet with president of the people 's republic of china xi jinping for the upcoming meeting. the ocean will be watched especially carefully this time. here's what the westerners say tv channels. ping will meet with shanghai cooperation organization leaders at a summit in uzbekistan this week president putin is likely to use the summit to demonstrate his focus on asia because of western sanctions. if vies it's a big trip and a lot will be at stake. what can we definitely expect from this? we are in for a serious geopolitical week in this part of the globe any news that comes out of this summit, from the meeting and putin will have an impact on international markets for putin we need

poe are still looking for the two men they say are responsible for responsible for a shooting thatd three people at a marijuana gro. detectives say they got a call t the business was being burglarid yesterday morning. when officers officers showed up they found three people shot. police tracked down three suspects in a a u-haul, but two managed to run run to another vehicle and get away. the third was taken into . > >> the mosquito fire continues o threaten thousands of home in el in el dorado and placer counties. thankfully there haven't been any reports of homes being destroyed. the latet put it at over 46,000 acres burned so far. good news is they they have finally gotten some containment after being at zero all week long. > >> it is a little bit cooler ths week. >> to add to the air quality in. we are going to check on that it a second. the smoke plume is still up in the upper level atm. but let's start at the ground. e last night, i'm not sure if you felt it off in the east bay, we dealt with a 2.9 magnitude eart. that is the only recorded one s. now let's take our eyes to the . as w

poe head. police say the has left that area. wal-mart was evacuated and the faa said they are working with police to contact the pilot directly. > >> in the mar-a-lago search a federal judge still -- on fridy on friday the judge order tread lease of a list of items taken giving us more detail into what was inside of the boxes. cbs rs of the boxes. cbs reports from washington. >> reporter: the fbi collected 13,000 items when agents searched former president trump's mar-a-lago estate last month. the list from the justice department shows trump possessed 103 documents marked as classified. 27 mashgd top s, top secret, secret or confidential were found in his personal office. 76 more were in his storage room. they also found 48 folders marked as classified but were empty. that likely alarmed investigators ss investigators says former federal prosecutor scott. >> the government is under an obligation to find out, where are those documents? who has sn those documents? >> reporter: the documents were mix in with everyday items. he said

. >> i think it's already starting to slow things you can't have chemicals, poe petroleum, and they might be on a rail line in the rocky mountains. product is already starting to slow down. if it last as day or two we recover pretty quickly a week or two will be really damaging >> bill, always great to get your take. thanks for joining us. bill simon i do want to make a correction we got those comments from the secretary of transportation, pete buttigieg, not the secretary of labor, marty walsh. pete buttigieg, same message, though, and that is saying both sides have to give a little. that doesn't really auger well for the resolution of this dispute. it is shocking to hear, bonawyn, bill simon say if it last as week it will be terrible for the economy. >> he said that and mentioned there's already some fallthrough. the products, detail, logistics or security, things of that nature, really make this more complicating adding fuel to the fire is a lack of capacity within trucking it's not just pricing. no argument there. even if you could pay the price the capacity isn't there so what's the

far ma space discussing amazon's plans to acquire one medical, jon he did sound enthusiastic to crip poeut the ability to use amazon's margins as leverage, saying he was inspired by martin shkreli, if he's able to manipulate pricing that way, he thinks he has a shot as well. >> fun he used that old bezos line against amazon, at least in that case. dee, i don't get the feeling that any of these players is ready to scale yet in tech-driven health care necessarily. they've got good ideas it feels like they're learning versus getting ready to ramp things up. i wonder when that moment will come >> there could be a lot of learning we talked about this before, jon. health care is a very, very difficult space. there's been others that have tried and failed not everything amazon touches is gold remember grocery we don't talk about it quite as much it's still trying to make its dent in that space we'll see how health care goes they had the joint venture with jpm and berkshire hathaway cuban's point they have 1.5 million employees they can test this on, that is interesting >>> still a lot more toda

the viewer finds himself in the period of the writer's youth in the courtyard of 1830, edgar allan poee prestigious west point academy, along with friends. one day he happens to be in the town. called jam, hollow. the mysterious events of the mystical prophecy are precisely this and filled with a couple of sinister fateful days. for the future writer, the film was directed by christopher hata, and this is his fourth directorial work in the title role. we'll see william murse. remember the handsome young man from the legendary chronicles of narnia well, it's him in the picture, literally everything is saturated with the spirit of taking. at least the name. we remember that the most significant work of the writer. this is a raven. here's a raven is not a hollow. poster, dir. in the film, christopher hutton not only conveyed the character of the writer, but also spoke about his mental disorders that haunted him all his life began to manifest themselves in 1830, when the film takes place, according to contemporaries, mani suffered depression and persecution failed and in memory, but alcoho

cases in cameo roles, such as in justice john marshall harand fame's of the 14th amendment liberty in poe. the court began taking cases that involved the rights of gun owners but they were always argued and decided on issues other than the second amendment. and one of those cases was prince v. united states. congress in 1993 had enacted a law requiring background checks for buying handguns in gun stores. and had ordered local law enforcement to carry out the check. this was all over the -- sheriffs all over the country sued and said, congress, you want to get this done, go hire some federal employees to do it. you can't come and have us carry out a congressional statute. the supreme court agreed by 5-4 in the opinion by justice scalia joined by justice thomas. but in that case, he also concurred two points. there was a second amendment issue in this case and he suggested that it was time for the court to start addressing that. he wrote, perhaps in some future date this court will have the opportunity to determine whether justice story was correct when he said the right to bear arms has ju

that it is ethanol that is poe it looking more than oil refineries but they keep going after the oilyeah. it is very frustrating. our ethanol policy is backwards economically and environmentally and this has been demonstrated in government-funded studies through the government accountability office, through multiple academic research universities. it is costing us as taxpayers. it cost us as energy consumers. it is also costing us in terms of emissions and the environment because of a lot of the land use conversion that goes into incentivizing more corn for ethanol production. even at intergovernmental panel of climate change back in 2007 renounced ethanol policy as a good climate policy. they said it is damaging to the environment. it does more harm than good. we should back away from it. we have the policies that remain in place are bad for the economy and bad for the environment. elizabeth: but reuters is saying congress and epa routinely giveth noll plants ethanol plants. that the epa exempted 95% of u.s. ethanol plants requirements for emissions control. there is a long history

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tanks, if we states wanted to use some of our surplus to provideithe ukraine directly or countries like poe tend who have provided a lot of the stock from poland, and not worry that we'll be underprepared or defenseless in places and somehow that would threaten n.a.t.o. territory soon. and i'm more concerned about the high-tech systems and munitions, drones, capabilities, it appears we've been drawing down other stock rather quickly to help ukraine. i think we should sort of lean in to do that, ukraine is doing well and you hear that it's everyone's fight and ukraine is sort of carrying this out for us and there's a fair amount of truth for that. bob kagan is going to speak and he wrote an op-ed, and that russia would potentially take all or much of ukraine and have the pocket and belarus and its own territory dependence astona and latvia, that would have been for forboding and even if russia couldn't take on n.a.t.o., and ukraine has exacted a price on russia, and continue to do so partly for our own well-being. and down the panel and samantha, any questions you'd like for yourself. >> i'l

oh, for sure.y ar i mean, if they aren't badmouthing me and running hit pieces on me, then they will poe have to talk about the issues. and when you look ata firs our policies, our america firstt ,arizona first policies, oncet' they start covering that, it's game over, over. we win in a landslide and thene they're stuck with me for eight years. and i thinliberak i'm a nightmar the liberal media in arizona. >> tucso your opponent and thisy have changed by our timeme tonight, but last i checked, your opponent was refusing to debate. >> you said nbc news you, citi n saying she's crazy. cnn, s >>ay can she get away with that? well, she seems to be getting se away with it. be geti mean, she's getting rakd over the coals even by the mainstream media. r >> but it tells you how little k her staff and her supporters think about her. they would rather het now r gett trashed right now in the media, then show up for a debate because they know that she has no policy to stand on . you she's got a terrible back .when i mean, if you look back ata le when she was a legislator, sh voted against a border w

ly poe we certainly hav a politicized department of justicstice, te, no doubt aboutu >>s eric trump, thank you for being with us tonight. appreciate it. itand up next, senator joshtor o hawley got intsho a very tensers exchange with a berkeley lawor professor about who can get pregnant. we w i never thought i'd debateil this. we will next. >> today, rising prices are everywhere at nutrisystem. we believe this shouldn't stop you from losing weight and living healthier. that's why for a limited time, we're dropping our prices back to january 2019 on our most popular program, uniquely yours, a proven plan. it's backed by science with a high protein, low glycaemic approach to help keep your blood sugars steady. as you lose the weight, you get fully prepared meals that are ready in minutes. it's just a fantastic way of being able to lose weight and get healthy. nutrisystem is a great value. just think what you're spending at the grocery store when we calculated it out, we were actually saving money. we're here to help. that's why we're dropping prices back to january 2019 in our most popu

the sharpest decline in the poe lairty of the international currency system coincides with an uptick in sangs at a time when president trump adopted a tough stance against allies making them insecure about u.s. security commitments. thank you very much. mr. himes: thank you, dr. norrlon. you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you for inviting me to speak on this i am humbled by the crucial rule this committee plays in democracy. i am head of the blockchain intelligence company. what is blockchain intelligence? we analyze data from 125 blockchains and combine that publicly available data with advanced analytics and proprietary threat intelligence to provide unique insights on fraud, financeable crimes and national security risks to crypto currency businesses, financial institutions, law enforcement and regulatory agencies worldwide. i hope that through my written and oral testimony today the subcommittee can benefit from some of those unique insights. i have spent my career working to protect the financial system from illicit actor, first as a federal prosecutor at the u.s. atto

rather, the manager, who worked for the benefit of the community, has now become poe an ordinary capitalisthoulders. here is what he wrote in his essays of 1872, a native of serf writers, not fedorov old men and factory owners who well remembered their relationship with the workers and knew that only their sidewalk. they owe their wealth and fame to the stage. their place was taken by all sorts of young people . the link between the fathers-manufacturers and their workers ceased to exist and was broken. now there is no commonality of interests. there are only two sharply separated from one another. at the top of the pedestal stands a handful of manufacturers of these new deities, and below it lie prostrate tens of thousands of new pariahs and social spending has begun. reduced capital grew along with income began to grow and appetites. it was already not enough to provide the whole country with chintz and sugar; i wanted to myself, so that there was a state order. well, in order for the merchants of moscow to sit on the state order, colossal economic changes in the state were needed, for wh

arrived in poe, flew to the clinic.ously clearly drawing your line. it all fits in one direction, that is, when in kharkov under in the kharkov region, but there was this breakthrough. that is, it was accompanied by a massive information provocation. just the most massive information came every half an hour that the ukrainian troops had taken ukrainian troops there as a matchmaker , they had taken the converted ukrainian troops. everything near moscow has already run. yes, that is and in fact, that is, on people when there is no response to people. this is really and extremely detrimental, and this is war. this is a concrete war, a war only in the information field. now it is a war on the terrorist field. that is, they deliberately struck a blow at the administration in the administrative center, and you know. but in these they began to strike, they struck at us in luhansk according to the leadership of one of the law enforcement agencies, that is, these are targeted actions and in response to these purposeful actions a

cases in cameo roles, such as in justice john marshall harand fame's of the 14th amendment liberty in poethe court began taking cases that involved the rights of gun owners but they were always argued and decided on issues other than the second amendment. and one of those cases was prince v. united states. congress in 1993 had enacted a law requiring background checks for buying handguns in gun stores. and had ordered local law enforcement to carry out the check. this was all over the -- sheriffs all over the country sued and said, congress, you want to get this done, go hire some federal employees to do it. you can't come and have us carry out a congressional statute. the supreme court agreed by 5-4 in the opinion by justice scalia joined by justice thomas. but in that case, he also concurred two points. there was a second amendment issue in this case and he suggested that it was time for the court to start addressing that. he wrote, perhaps in some future date this court will have the opportunity to determine whether justice story was correct when he said the right to bear arms has just

tanks, if we wanted to use some of our surplus to provide either ukraine directly or countries like poe tend who have provided a lot of the stock from poland, and not worry that we'll be underprepared or defenseless in places and somehow that would threaten n.a.t.o. territory soon. and i'm more concerned about the high-tech systems and munitions, drones, capabilities, it appears we've been drawing down other stock rather quickly to help ukraine. i think we should sort of lean in to do that, ukraine is doing well and you hear that it's everyone's fight and ukraine is sort of carrying this out for us and there's a fair amount of truth for that. bob kagan is going to speak and he wrote an op-ed, and that russia would potentially take all or much of ukraine and have the pocket and belarus and its own territory dependence astona and latvia, that would have been for forboding and even if russia couldn't take on n.a.t.o., and ukraine has exacted a price on russia, and continue to do so partly for our own well-being. and down the panel and samantha, any questions you'd like for yourself. >> i'l

i'm not going to sing a song but i want to mention the great american poe walausstevens quotes the lines the beginning of one of his poems. the great interests of human kinds air and light. the joy of having a body. the voluptuousness of look. chipping away at open space threaten the character of our neighborhood. consider this modest request to preserve some of the air and light behind the houses in the blocks out of bernard. >> thank you. >> hello. i'm nellon and i live on jones street around the corner from bernard. i move in the almost 30 years ago and there was a guardern that was neglected and i took it upon myself to create the garden. my access to nature made me a better person i know gives me heart 80 and why we all need more nature. all too often i see in my neighborhood this go, this nature go and that go for what? money. i mean machiney is not more important than nature. money does not give us the air we breathe. money does in the filter the pollutant from thes air or reduce climate change. so that sell where why i support this effort to on this we should not lose nature. it

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