among the signs that must be noted a rigorous religious practice especially at ramadan is a sign that must be noted a rigorous religious practice especially at ramadan is a sign that lurks in the same way does the individual agree to team up with. alerts in the same way does the individual agree to team up with a woman at all nor does he have a regular and. this is. all nor does he have a regular and. this is a ritual and also notes of female civil servants wearing a veil in public sociologist emily meir i am shelley gave us her views on the spread of extreme ideology in front also notes of female civil servants wearing a veil in public sociologist emily meir i am shelley gave us her views on the spread of extreme ideology in france. well pot left us will conclude her own decision our son vance. left us will conclude her own decision ourselves on the exact sequencing i can if you can to hide the case as you state exact sequences like they can if you consume hydrogen he says she says could. keep a part of the city was really it is about this could. keep a part of the city was really it

ramadan. the human rights activist motion ramadan. don't care about their below the sea but we need. their victims. and. this sort of like that the judiciary system it's politicize it's supported by the sort of like that the judiciary system it's politicize it's supported by that is that you don't win government look at that you do procedures and there's a readability against it is that you don't win government look at that you do procedures and it's readability it gives for this you know people when they. are getting children for instance you know people when they're. targeting children for instance. see the people and their god has led by military actions. the see the people and their god has led by military actions aggression. aggression. barriers. supporting the settlers. all of their claims are. supporting the settlers and all of their claims of that is that any government in front of the international community. or that is that a government in front of the international community. implement the goal of law. but of ceding democra

time and i want to end you have to have a number of voting for that matter of ramadan time and i want to end you know and i thought maybe i just forgot cousin role. but apparently now and i thought maybe i just forgot cousin role. but apparently now i mean i think it's interesting because we're sitting here now you know as you say is like the. rules and we don't i mean i think it's interesting because we're sitting here and now you know as he's like oh the rules and we don't have the persecutors on life the reason that the system is the way it is right now and the reason of the person is on life the reason that the system is the way it is right now and the reason we're in this in this place with the basement closed door where in this in this place with the basement closed door. of the senate the whole thing. is it is the is the republicans put certain puts in place that allows certain. allowed for it it is this is another one of one of those things i think that this was sort of bipartisan. part of this of we're going to. work here about and you can't we're going to sit in that room wh

have been attacked by reuters some of whom are carrying petrol bombs it's unclear though whether ramadanwe had been involved in the demonstrations which were marking 15 years since the death of the palestinian leader yasser arafat the i.d.f. says it is investigating the killing we spoke to the victim's family. because in that room without example he says. that it's the hope. so. and then maybe secure maces should be dealt with. murphy says this is so little more than one wish and release humanity imagine that as a 1000000 homes has a. well i'm only a you see a mother can you started. out in on them belittle the sight of one moment of even connect now not can know like that then there. was some town not a moment for most of us so i like being just one more beautiful little girl in a. dart and. london national going to be somewhat going with the why limit if we don't all and bust. them on how to handle babylon now but about him if not now that i'm me and. i'm not. alone i'm out of the. land now but are you now. dumb will. are not. another potential scandal emerging next to tell you about t

nathan's on the caps and pleading with his team supporters to behave in the game was able to resume ramadan also when to walk. all fine for sunday's us some do a little later on in austin world champion lewis hamilton closing in on yet another title he was quickest in 2nd practice and if he finishes 8 so better in sunday's race the mercedes driver will claim his 6 world championship hope looks back on what's been a remarkable career for the 34 year old it's. well lewis hamilton has had racing in his blood from an early age he began karting aged 8 and 2 years later he won the british championship by the time he was 12 hamilton was already becoming a man to watch on the karting circuit and it was around this time that he met the mclaren boss ron dennis telling him that one day he wanted to drive his cars or dennis was clearly impressed so much so that when hamilton was 13 he signed with mclaren making him the youngest driver to have a contract with an f one team but after a few more years karting how milton graduated to car racing growing up the various cheers from formula ran out of formula

there they're part of the my islam led by cleric monofocal ramadan and they see him on 100 government is illegitimate and accuse it of destroying the economy and taking their jobs their money and. i'm a realtor and for the last 13 months no one has brought any property inflation has reached its highest level people are unable to earn and provide education to the children we've lived our homes families and businesses we will live here until we get khan's rizieq national. people from all over pakistan have arrived in islamabad in recent months creators teachers and others have also protested. 9 other political parties have also joined the demonstrations but they don't support calls for a possible sit in which they see could turn violent the government is adamant that the real reason for the rallies is to divert attention from its fight against corruption and the reason for that is very simple it is because they are guilty they are guilty of corruption and that is what what they're trying to do is create pressure on the bombers somehow make the government move back from the accountabilit

build trust we have a lot of trust building to work on when things go back to normal we live on ramadans we live on people who send us money and we build our confidence and our economy on their and their money their investment as very important to us now when we shut down the banks for for for almost a month what kind of message are we sending to those people who have been helping the country what picture we are sending to the international community here i think is now more than ever we need somebody who really understand their product their position their specialisation to bring back the confidence that we actually lost that the days and the months and the years add are very difficult because the task is to rebuild and to structure the whole burden of that on lebanon is very complex and somebody who has to be honest to tell the people the truth so far we don't have disclosure and our banking system we don't have disclosure at the central bank everything is run by one man sure it's not really the minister is the political. environment in lebanon half the changes doesn't stop on a minist

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do history and documentation of banjo players, fiddlers, neon signmakers, independent wrestlers, ramadanast breaking dinners, serbian chicken roasts. any kind of aspect of cultural heritage, and the practice of folk life in the state. thinking how we choose stories for the folklife program there is so much to document, so many people to talk to and sometimes when i hear about someone in her 90s that will be a priority, someone who is very old and has stories to tell that will push something to the top of the list. also stories that complicate the narrative about west virginia internally or outside. stories that show real community cohesion. i have done a lot of work in the swiss community. i worked pretty intensely with them over a year documenting their traditions and community festivals, their swiss version of mardi gras with papier-mÂcÉe masks, a dance hall which is two blocks and carry lanterns and an effigy of old man winter and midnight they cut him down from the rafters and burn him on the bonfire and sing country road. how can you not document a story like that when you think abo

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dropped it, the makers of the super star video game, enchanted world, they are from bosnia, elon ramadano hear how they turned childhood memories of growing up in war-torn bosnia into a game, hand-picked by apple to be launched in apple arcade, their story is unbelievable, tune in today, apple, google and foxnews.com, i need to know what you think of this one, listen to it, you don't want to miss an episode, we are coming right back. liz: we have news out of massachusetts specifically harvard and here is the news, harvard business school has just announced that the dean of the business school noria is expected to step down in june of next year, noria, tenth dean of the harvard mba program has held position for 10 years, now there was no real reason given but comes just days after bloomberg business week put out 2019 ranking of the top business schools and harvard did not come in first or second, it did come in third behind stanford number 1 and dartmoth number 2. new robotics innovation hub in the base state that will create 200 jobs in the west borough area, r&d labs an manufacturing sp

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they're part of the islam led by cleric mana for the ramadan and they see a manhunt government is illegitimate and accuse it of destroying the economy and taking away jobs here i mean. i'm a realtor and for the last 13 months no one has brought any property inflation has reached its highest level people are unable to earn and provide education to the children we've lived our homes families and businesses we will live here until we get cans rizieq national. people from all over pakistan have arrived in islamabad in recent months creators teachers and others have also protested. 9 other political parties have also joined the demonstrations but they don't support calls for a possible sit in which they say could turn violent the government is adamant that the real reason for the rallies is to divert attention from its fight against corruption and the reason for that is very simple it is because they are guilty they are guilty of corruption and that is what what they're trying to do is create pressure on the bombers somehow make the government move back from the. well they were in previous sit ins

our fog year spots ramadan right off to 92 chp just issued a special fog advisory. >>for the san mateo bridge. i was looking at it earlier and i was wondering why they didn't have a fog advisory in place for this we can even see most of the ridge normally we can at least see the hayward side right you could have to do with this as you're driving to the peninsula and some heavier than normal stacked up from the nimitz through the tolls on the flat section and almost 35 minutes now over to one oh one. we have a special alert for the bay bridge. the traffic here stacked up from the maze foggy across the span do not forget those headlights and wipers 19 minutes from the bottom of the maze to fremont street darya james things lot robin 8 oh 01:00am. >>and this morning, 9 american 6 children and 3 adults were killed in a shooting in mexico. they were on their way to a wedding when the attack happened with lindsay rise are now talking with a relative of the family about what happened. >>i think a lot of us are just speechless. >>leah staten is glued to her phone waiting fo

and in the sports tennis action from the tour finals in london last ramadan struggles to stay at the top of the world rugby. there's been a lot of rain in western europe in the last few days flooding in the river donna major has burst its banks and it's still in fat and tough to say it is still raining but i want to particularly focus on this part of europe want to follow the cloud down it's coming in from the northwest down the air drive it is clearly cold meeting the still warm waters of the mediterranean the result of that sort of thing is almost always you develop an area of low pressure sometimes a fairly story one and this one is no exception the wooden swirling around this thing here would charge a fee when it's really in tunisia or of gale force a little bit to the east and eastern europe is still representing really late summer 23 degrees book prices still well above where it should be this is more typical 8 to 17 be the case so let's focus a bit more all in this area the central mediterranean has been swirling with these storms to me in the west for the last couple of weeks

ramadan fast breaking dinners. serbian chicken roasts, any kind of aspect of cultural heritage or someone who practices a artform or a food way or some kind of practice of folklife in the state. and in thinking about how we choose tori for the west virginia for life program there is somuch to document, so many people to talk to . and sometimes when i hear about a singer who is in her 90s, will be a priority. someone who's very old and has a lot of stories to tell that will kind of push something to the top of the list . also, stories that kind of complicate the narrative about west virginia. either internally or outside area and you know, stories that show real community cohesion. so i've done a lot of work in the swiss community. so i worked pretty intensely with alicia over a year document in their food ways traditions and community festivals like their swiss version of mardi gras with papier-mcchc masks where they parade from one dance hall in town to the other which is about two blocks and carry lanterns and th

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