sharon pricejohn, president sharon price john, president and sharon pricejohn, president and chief executord chair of the toy association, thank you for joining us. build to bear is such an interesting business model, born in shopping malls, a place where kids can design, customise their own teddy bears. the company has done really well in recent years but there has been a downturn in real—world shopping and i wondered, did that affect you when it first started to bite? i would say we have had a very successful run. we have had three consecutive years of record results. some of that was considered and in some cases driven by what is known as the post—covid pump but that has consistently continued for us. and we believe a lot of thatis us. and we believe a lot of that is associated with individuals and people and families seeking out memory making experiences and coming back together, celebrations, and joyfulness of life and that build to bear retail entertainment provides it. have ou entertainment provides it. have you steered _ entertainment provides it. have you steered the _ entertainmen

so many years and one morning, come on, sharon, move over, sharon is in charge of the dump, we'll beoung, son mishanya and his friend igorushka, when you're also nothing in this life, i understand, and how sensitive we've become, yes, how we value ourselves, we just don't understand one thing, that... we'll always have time to kill, and that's right, igorushka, right, i'll tell you who it is, if we agree, what, i 'll negotiate with you, you'll tell me everything anyway, you'll tell me the truth, if you cough it up with your lungs, piece by piece, you damn well don't know, menyamin andrey, how many times have i told you your secrets, like this? tried to knock it out and at least once did anyone succeed, maybe it's true, try it, if you don't mind wasting your time, nothing will work, remember, yes, it doesn't work on him, that in the nineties our comrades competitors tried, tried on him, it didn't work. and so what will we do negotiate or waste time? what do you want? just a trifle, i want to live, here is this bag, the transfer, not much, just right. as the one who stirred up all this

no, thank you, sharon, everything is under control. well, and... what should you do with this?n to the skovyachy, i gave my word. how come you didn't keep an eye on the kid? who the hell knows, he was in front of my eyes all day, and then bam, he disappeared, and when i found out, she went wild, look, she bit my hand. do you hear, damn, she should have been taken to the hospital, so, about the kid and the woman, that you beat her up, don't tell anyone, so she beat her up , she's alive, what are you talking about, it doesn't matter, if not now , then later, we needed to get rid of her, and what about the fact that we completed the task early, that you're standing there, come on, help, damn, oh, look what we have here, compromising evidence from nazvanev, so it was all for real, that everything, everything, everything, this whole police zinc, it's true, don't worry about it, it's a misunderstanding, if it were a misunderstanding, then my father wouldn't have gotten these materials, no idea that there were drugs, right? they were in the house, listen, he's not reporting to me, you

the the latest type, your name, sharon sharon, is very obviously visible on satellite and it's heading towards south japan. this is very active weather rampaging and it's possible get some flooding on monday and that's drifting study science with all of which gets effect potential. but without the wind that sharon sharon may well promise that he's going to strength and stay with the next day or so. and it'll bring wins. i would think of whatever a 100 kilometers per hour, but it's the few night congress you will get the edge effects of that. the forecast, texas. trust me that the small on well they draw the she cuckoo, but that it goes west of a soccer. this is therefore with a major potential for damage and so the risk exist. well, keep an eye on that. the jumping, sorry for the time being. at the moment, soon rains are being enhanced of a thailand bank talks about skate wet. and that's true through potentially malaysian hoffer through some, entre and if a boy in the area as well. and so the way the java looks dry, heavy strains, right? india is a good you, right? has been as tall se,

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sharun wanted to give him the flash drive, so sharon managed to steal the flash drive before mikhail, the slick one, can you tell me what was there? oh, my god, igorek, my life preserver was there, on that flash drive there is a recording of my meeting with the guarantor, about our joint cooperation, he gives me a complete monopoly on the local market, i fork over a percentage of the turnover. if someone tried to dump me, i would drag him along with me, that's it, it turns out that the guarantor found out about the existence of the dirt, tried to leak you, hello, we 'll see about that. who's going to leak whom? but i'm for you to be the first. maybe you'll already say who this person is. well, idenok, i have one for you, but good news, well, surprise me, i know where the flash drive with dirt is, where you'll never believe it. in the stomach of a sharun, well, money. got ready, a car came for you, that we're going as if to be shot, to a madhouse as if they're heading? no, well, maybe there is some. what is this fire alarm? save everyone calm down, we are bringing the patient into the

the country with sharon. he was recently uh having talks with um or rather his son was recently having talks with benjamin netanyahu um and naftalie bennett at the same time. what those talks were we don't know, but realistically, in this current climate we know it's probably going to be media support for israel's ongoing attack on gaza. so really, what you have here is somebody wielding political influence. i mean, another interesting case with murdoch is of course the case of sam kylie who was actually um at the uh the times, he was the africa correspondent for the times and he quit his job saying that he was prevented from being able to cover palestine or right about israel, i guess being africa correspondent he may have had to write about the egypt aspect of israel and because of murdock's personal relationships with uh netanyahu and i did find that fascinating. but also when you look at starmer, he's been pushed by these particular uh right-wing forces quite heavily and quite hard, and every now and agai

the country with sharon. he was recently... uh having talks with um or rather his son was recently having talks with benjamin netanyahu um and natalie bennet at the same time. what those talks were we don't know, but realistically, in this current climate we know it's probably going to be media support for israel's ongoing attack on gaza. so really, what you have here is somebody wielding political influence. i mean, another interesting case with murdock is of course the case of sam kylie who was act. um at the uh the times, he was the africa correspondent for the times and he quit his job saying that he was prevented from being able to cover palestine or right about israel, i guess being africa correspondent he may have had to write about the egypt aspect of israel and because of murdock's personal relationships with netanyahu and i did find that. but also when you look at starmer, he's been pushed by these particular right-wing forces quite heavily and quite hard, and every now and again within that push ag

the country with sharon. he was recently uh having talks with um or rather his son was recently having talks with. a correspondent for the times and he quit his job saying that he was prevented from being able to cover palestine or write about israel, i guess being africa correspondent he may have had to write about the egypt aspect um of israel and because of murdock's personal relationships with uh netanyahu and i did find that um fascinating, but also when you look at starmer he's been pushed by these particular uh right-wing forces quite heavily and quite hard and every now and again within that push against uh pro-palestinian feeling in this country you've had some sort of shrapnel come and hit others such as ourselves so in the case of the daily telegraph which is of course a key right-wing voice in this country, it recently did the ridiculous story saying that in lebanon there were weapons being stored. in the bayrut uh airport and they were largely ridiculed for that and the daily telegraph also came

sharon?reporter: that's right, they started giving adaptive swimming lessons to kids with special needs. but she never expected to start the entire program. >> reporter: dori created something special in the swimming pool. >> there is just a lot of magic that will happen between the children and the volunteers. >> reporter: dori, a physical therapist, provided lessons for young people who live with physical or developmental challenges like cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, awism it, or more. 33 years ago she founded snap kids or special needs aquatic program for kids to find fun, fitness, and friendship. >> so once you're in the water, it's the great equalizer. everybody will look the same. you can't, you don't see below here. so everybody, they just sort of melt in together and they will have a lot of freedom and a lot of independence and empowerment here. >> reporter: we met dori back in 2015 when she was giving swim lessons to 60 differently able children in warm water pools at the ymca

so i'm listening to you, sharone, and i'm not hearing...rs feel that these talks are going to work, but you tell me that you are hopeful. what is hope? you know, what is the alternative? do i hope? i hope to see my loved one back. i hope to see all the hostages back. i know many of them are no longer with us. i hope, with all my heart, that some of them come back, that those who worry... that wish for the bodies to be back are back. that the people of this region — both israeli and palestinians — have a chance of building a better future for our children. that will happen when cessation of hostilities, replacement of these leaders, because they will not bring peace upon us. and, um, having the hope that we can be neighbours. sharone, thank you for talking to me again and for talking to newsnight. you're welcome. danny finklestein is back on the programme, assistant editor at the times, whose latest book details how hisjewish parents lived through the holocaust. and professor faiza shaheen organised an inter—faith summit here in the uk after

sharon, it's so nice to see you . sharon, it's so nice to see you.d you so much during the olympics because obviously you were contracted to the. >> look, look, i have my flag. this went all the way to paris with me. it's come all the way back again. it sits in my little space when i do all my interviews and. and of course, i've been in that olympic bubble. so i've been home for about two days. just about got on top of the washing. like you do. >> good for you. right? how difficult was it for you, sharon? as somebody who's done such an amazing job in the last few years of raising awareness of really important political issues , particularly around issues, particularly around gender and sports, to just not be able to talk about those things for a couple of weeks. presumably you must be like a coiled spring. now >> well, no, actually the bbc were pretty good. i mean, they they enabled me to have my own personal voice about it. i think it's always about trying to be respectful and always about trying to present, you know, the facts, as i always have. an

but israel's defense minister, who was sharon, boycotted this operation. during the writing of this book, the author travels to the south of lebanon and even enters the positions of the zionist regime. as the days went by, i slept in a basement, then i came back and thoroughly examined the area . finally, the book. it ends with a mystery revealed. the zionist regime participates in a small operation, but because it did not want to be ridiculed in the world, it hides it on sharon's orders . 40 people who defend the city against a huge amount of guerrilla forces armed with special tools and this book sits exactly where it comes, this narrative of resistance is expressed . mitra labafi, one of the fighters who did not abandon the jihad of resistance under any circumstances, was called the commander of the lebanese prisoners of war. this resistance fighter returns to his homeland lebanon after years at the age of 46. now , the story of this adventurous life from teenage years to middle age and all the years spent in captivity can be found in a book titled a le

sharon pricejohn, thank you forjoining us on talking business. thank you so much.just which types of toy are going to be popular with consumers is a fine art. let's take a look at some of the most popular toys right now. building sets such as lego are currently claiming the top spot, with sales of these growing by 4%, followed by plush toys which are growing at 3%. experts say it's notjust children snapping up these two key products. as you heard earlier, one of the surprising new trends in the toy industry is the rise in over—18s buying toys. so—called kidults have become the fastest—growing age group of consumers over the last two years, overtaking preschoolers in the us as the industry's most important demographic for the first time ever. in europe, kidult consumers were responsible for $4.8 billion worth of toy purchases last year and 28.5% of the region's annual toy market revenue. the teen and adult toy—buying demographic has grown by 2.5% since 2022. it's now a key driver in the uk, spain, italy, germany, and france. meanwhile, the number of toy buyers under

vance from ohio and onto the ticket and yet sharon brown is the other senate because sharon brown isoderate but full-fledged liberal. he is not joe manchin, he is a full fledged liberal so how doe the same state produce j.d. vance and sherrod brown? >> trey i could not agree more with your assessment and this is because of money. the democrats are pouring sos ar much money in a state like ohio i montana to cover up very liberal positions, liberal votes they have taken but remember kamala harris has cast moreie-b tie-breaking votes than any ether vice president in th nation's history, 33, and thatoa includes multi-trillion dollar packages with inflation act, anr remember sharon brown and jon tester have voted with h kamala harris 100% of the time. and by the way, if you likeu san franciscloo politics, trey, you will like kamala harris. i serve with her and sheth is truly a far lefttor progressive, rank the most liberal u.s. senator when iic served with her before she became vice president.pres so the key will be the resource in ohio. we have to get the resources to bernie and his mess

israel succeeds in taking that area and settling there, but the israeli defense minister, who was sharon at that time, boycotted this operation. during the writing of this book, the author travels to the south of lebanon and even enters the positions of the zionist regime . the days passed by , the horse slept in a basement, and after coming, i thoroughly explored the area. the book ends with a mystery revealed. israel. he participates in small operations, but because he didn't want to to be ridiculed by the world, he hides it on sharon's orders. 40 people who defend the city , against a huge amount of armed guerrilla forces, with special tools, and this book sits exactly where it comes from this narrative of resistance . view a close-up view of the zionist regime, which shows that they have not tolerated the resistance groups anywhere, and a close-up view of the fighters who did not abandon the jihad of the resistance under any circumstances. mitra labafi of sed and sima news agency called him the leader of lebanon's era when he was 16 years old. he was captured. symbol. a resistant fig

hi, sharon, it is denise- _ efforts within the city. hi, sharon, it is denise.hi, how are _ efforts within the city. hi, sharon, it is denise. hi, how are you? - efforts within the city. hi, sharon, it is denise. hi, how are you? i'm| it is denise. hi, how are you? i'm not too bad. _ it is denise. hi, how are you? i'm not too bad, thank _ it is denise. hi, how are you? i'm not too bad, thank you. - it is denise. hi, how are you? i'm not too bad, thank you. i - it is denise. hi, how are you? i'm not too bad, thank you. i just - not too bad, thank you. ijust wanted to say thank you ever so much for everything you have done for us from saturday. the fundraiser is up to £18,300, and we have had over 680 donations. you will be for ever our angel for that. so thank you. here in sunderland's city centre, the impact of the disorder that took place can still be felt. smashed windows, bird buildings, closed shops. yet speaking to people here, there is such a strong sense of community and defiance against the violence. youth worker phil has been volunteering on the streets

thanks to sharon for that story. and you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com. slash hero still ahead, you're also going to love this next story celebrating three decades of service in the south bay. up next, a beloved crossing guard and a veteran now taking some time for himself >>>>the bay area concert calendar brought to you by live nation road again, the >>>outlaw music festival with willie nelson, bob dylan and john mellencamp this saturday night at shoreline amphitheater. >>>>australian >>comedian and broadway star tim minchin brings his musical comedy to the masonic in san francisco. august ninth. and sammy hagar with special guest loverboy. saturday, augus >veronica>welcome back! after three decades of working to keep pedestrians safe, a 98 year old crossing guard now retiring in the south bay, the san jose police department, sharing these photos of joe bria and thanking him for helping his community. bria, also a veteran who served in the navy during world war two at just 17

it would be some time before i could talk to sharon on camera again. she found her the ally and lia campbell, an anti flag activist on the mississippi gulf coast. for me as a white woman, i, it's incumbent upon me as a, as a white, mississippi and a person of privilege. to use my privilege to do what i can to dismantle a system of white supremacy and symbols of white supremacy that my ancestors created. the i grew up in the south. so i have a sense of the racism that still exist here. and um, it would be an i me or anyone else to deny that it says family suiting in. charleston happened, and i distinctly remember saying the best photo doing raised closing with the confederate bar and reading his blog post. and then watch governor nikki haley. have the courage to take that confederate envelope down from south carolina state house ground. it really made me angry that our governor and our legislators could not just by the same courage. so i knew i had to get involved were fighting the do you feel when they everywhere like her that why is like what we are b

it would be some time before i could talk to sharon on camera again. she found her the ally and lia campbell, an anti flag activist on the mississippi gulf coast. for me as a white woman, it's incumbent upon me as a, as a white, mississippi, and a person of privilege. to use my privilege to do what i can to dismantle a system of white supremacy and symbols of white supremacy. but my ancestors created the i grew up in the south. so i didn't have a sense of the racism that still exist here. and um, it would be an i me or anyone else to deny that that exist. then the shooting in charleston happened, and i distinctly remember saying the best photo doing raised closing with the confederate bar and reading his blog post. and then watch governor nikki haley, have the courage to take that confederate envelope down from south carolina state house grounds. it really made me angry that our governor and our legislators could not display the same courage. um, so i knew i had to get involved. were fighting the do you feel when they everywhere legs her that why why w

at that time, sharon was boycotting this operation . during the writing of this book, the author travels to southern lebanon, and even enters the positions of the zionist regime. the days pass by , the horse sleeps in a basement, and after coming , i thoroughly examined the area. the book ends with a mystery revealed. the zionist regime participates in a small operation. but because he didn't want to be ridiculed in the world, by order of sharon. it hides 40 people the force that defends the city against a huge amount of guerrilla forces armed with special tools and this book sits exactly where it comes from this narrative of resistance. a close-up view of the zionist regime, which shows that they have not tolerated the resistance groups anywhere, and a close-up view of the fighters who have not abandoned the resistance jihad under any circumstances. mitra labafi, sed and sima news agency. he was called sardar asrai of lebanon. he was captured when he was 16 years old. the symbol of a resistance fighter who spends 30 years of his life i

apparently succeeds in taking that area and settling there, but the minister of defense of israel, who was sharon at the time of this operation, the author travels to southern lebanon and even enters the positions of the zionist regime. days passed, i slept in a basement, since then i came to investigate the area completely. the book ends with a mystery revealed. the zionist regime participates in a small operation, but because it did not want to be ridiculed in the world, it hides it on sharon's orders. 40 people who defend the city, against a huge amount of armed guerrilla forces, with special equipment, and this book sits exactly where it comes from this narrative of resistance. any time. one of the fighters who did not give up jihad and resistance under any circumstances, mitra labafi of sed and sima news agency is the leader of the story from his teenage years to middle age and all the years he spends in captivity can be read in a book titled a letter from the south. from the south, my sweet friend, dear nail , i miss her very much . it has been a year since the last time we were together. a

and what about this sharon? did you find out who his accomplice is, but he made it all up about the accomplice, called the police to escape, but he paid with his head, that's good, because they found drugs on him, it will be... sure, i'll think about when it would be better to meet, agreed, bastard, listen, do you remember how you came the first time? for the results of the autopsy, you were impatient, you needed everything as quickly as possible, now you're like this, you come in, just in time for the autopsy, i'm cutting up the corpse, i came in at the wrong time, come on, your health. oh, yeah, what, do you remember what happened, you made me clean up after yourself, yeah, i'll tell you, are you healthy to drink, how is your body? it's designed, you drink, drink and don't drink, that's the kind of body you have, come on, but if they knock you out, at one point, let's drink to him, i wanted to ask, what's written here, huh? tinaida arkadina, forgive me if arkatya, service, what are you all doing today? you com

hi, sharon. >> hi there. well john is a problem solver for the business community. it's his way of giving back to his adopted country. >> i could swing here. >> reporter: john and his wife, nora, tasted success at nuts for candy and toys for 30 years. in that time, he's grown sweet on his community. >> i love the community. >> reporter: he's proven to be a positive advocate for 120 businesses as president of the broadway burlingame business improvement district for the last decade. >> how are you? >> reporter: he has volunteered hundreds of hours with support from grant applications to social media promotion. >> it was pitch dark to securing a million dollar federal grant was installing lamp posts for street safety. >> 75% of my businesses on broadway are minority business owners. and they are not local. i'm their voice. >> reporter: his community service rooted in his own story. his family fled lebanon civil war in 1976, and he arrived in the u.s. as a 9-year-old who knew no english. his dad owned a shoe repair store on broadway on the same spot where john would ev

sharon barbour, bbc news.— searching for greener ways to rock — the gig massive attack hope will change the music industry around the world and across the uk. this is the world today on bbc news. the paralympic games start on wednesday, beginning a week and half of watching amazing sportsmen and women at the top of their game. but a reigning paralympic champion has told bbc news that prosthetics provided by the health service here in the uk need to improve to help produce great britain's "next generation" of gold medallists. he's a double gold medal—winning paralympian, a four—time world champion and marathon world record—holder. richard whitehead might not be heading to paris this year, but he's got another focus. i'm fit and healthy. i never say never. i've not retired officially. but can you take on the fox? they laugh away from the track, richard is passionate about removing the barriers that stop disabled people enjoying sport. we still have some real access issues in sport and recreation. for an able—bod

to 2005, it initiated after the secreration of al-aqsa mosk by then zianist prime minister ariel sharon

well, look in the trunk, damn, look, it's, it's sharon, they gutted him. chicken, what are we going to do? what, what? return him? are you nuts or something? return him where? don't you understand? this is a setup, a setup. vitka died, they didn't have to take him to the hospital, well , it's understandable with the cops, so they took him away quietly, that's right, you're mine, take me, have you gone crazy, are you walking around the mayor's office like a sboynie, venyamenich, yes, excuse me, yes, mikhail, he's dead, they found him with a neighboring smuza. so, guys, what happened to you? and what about us are we keeping quiet, have we swallowed our tongues? well. mikhail, semyonovich, take this, thank you, elena ivanovna, well, let's go to my place, a robe, warm slippers, well, your favorite tea, that's especially valuable, well, yes, and what about relaxing, watching tv, what kind of relaxation, i need to find a penny now. oops, and it seems like someone has already found me. sergey semyonovich, can i talk to you? well, perhaps i 'll go and put on your

it initiated after the secration of al-aqsa mosk by then zianist prime minister. their ariel sharon. honor the late hamas leader ismail han and reiterate their support for the palestine.

to sharon in minnesota. sharon. >> hey, jim, thanks for all your help.ust wanted to ask about elf. it's gone down in price but with the lower guidance do you think now is a good price or would you hold or -- >> i don't usually say this, sharon, but i am -- it's disconcerting to me that ulta hit a low and action in he stay lauder is so horrible they should just say we're just going away. i'm worried about elf because the competitors aren't flailing so badly. i will give him his due and will come out of it first but this is the single worst neighborhood i have ever seen. >> the house of pain. >> in this market. to jack in california. jack. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. from southern cal -- >> love it. >> caller: i was curious what you think for the future of paramount global doctoring the merger with skydance media. >> it's a fabulous time to sell it. you're still going to get ten bucks, they can't take that away from you, kind of like, was that gershwin? that's the deal. look, maybe all these companies want to believe if they ignore the problems like pricing a

it initiated after the secration of al-aqsa mosk by then zianist prime minister ariel sharon.e in islam. in the heart of tehran amit the fervor of political celebrations, a shocking event unfolded that would reverporate across the region and beyond. شهادت اسماعیل همه رئیس دفتر سیاسی حماس در تهران خبرداد. در نخستین ساعت بامداد امروز محل اقامت اسماعیل هنیه در تهران مورد اصابت قرار گرفت و یک نفر از محافظان وی هم به شهادت رسید. علت ابعاد این حادثه در دست بررسیست و نتایج آن متاقباً اطلاع رسانی خواهد شد. at the age of 62 on the last day of july, hours after his participation in the... inauguration of iran's new president massu pesishial. the act condemned by his supporters as a treacherous zionist raid marks epip.

sharon barbour, bbc news.has released video which it says shows the destruction of a key bridge inside the kursk region of russia. this video shows large explosions on the structure, about 11 kilometres from the border, in an area of kursk that remains under russian control. moscow says a bridge was destroyed on friday. russia says it is pushing back the ukrainian forces, which have captured territory in its kursk region, but ukraine's president zelensky says his forces are strengthening their positions. the russian authorities are continuing to evacuate civilians in areas near to where the fighting is taking place. according to local officials, more than 3,000 more people have been moved to safer areas in the past twenty four hours. the fighting also continues inside ukraine — these pictures show the aftermath of what ukraine says was russian shelling of the city of sumy about 35 kilometres from the border with russia. two people are said to have been injured. and we have one other set of images to share with

sharon sharon page open more than that one but strengthening it will become a significant tie. so, you know, i suspect is the current to take is 120 kilometers per hour. i'm wins might be a notable feature of the storms. it 1st makes landfill, they've hit one of the to the smaller islands. and so i'm japan for heading up towards kind of shima there. how does the heavy writers be folding? this pos of john has produced some funding to us actually has been northwest in china. that you'll notice the reason they're heading slowly size, and that's going to be notable the how car there are no other than home chairs are closing on both sides here. this is shannon john, slightly moving and therefore probably strengthening quite significantly on his way to congress him. which is going to be the probably some time on thursday. full cost and gives us just a pretty nasty day. but i haven't noticed extreme winds. i have to say this a lot of writing this time and there's probably going to be a storm such 2 or more. is that near the time the writings in india? second, i think language. right.

sharon barbour, bbc news.tting scandal. politicians and police officers were placed under investigation earlier this year, after it was alleged they'd used insider information to place bets on the date of the general election. but the met says the high bar of proving misconduct in public office hasn't been met. however, the gambling commission says it's still looking into potential breaches of the gambling act. specialforces in russia have killed four immates who had taken staff hostage at a penal colony in russia's volgograd region. the attackers, identifying themselves as islamic state militants, killed two members of staff and injured five more, before posting mobile phone footage of their attack. the siege ended when snipers shot all four of them at the prison. there has been flooding, power cuts and travel disruption in part of the uk because of storm lilian. strong winds of up to 80 miles an hour have hit wales and northern england, causing train cancellations and leaving thousands of homes without power

sharon barbour, bbc news.s found dead in a hot tub at his los angeles home last year, it seemed to have been an accident. he had been treating depression with ketamine — and no foul play was expected. but the arrest of five people — including medical doctors, perry's assistant, and an alleged dealer — shed light on a suspected underground distribution network, and cast doubt on the use of ketamine to treat depression. rachel feltman is a science journalist, specialising in psychedelic drugs and ketamine therapy. i asked about the prevelance of ketamine use in therapy. it's definitely exploded in recent years. back in 2021, i wrote a feature for popular science magazine about the use of ketamine and actually about my own experience using it as a treatment for ptsd. and at that time, it was estimated that there were around 75 clinics offering it in the us. recently, one outlet estimated that that's now closer to 750 clinics. so clearly there's been a big surge in demand for it. and explain to us what it does to

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