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shearer dodgers cost the french transport system an estimated four hundred million euro as the year and that figure is rising. a growing number of people in france and doing it the booklet will be. i didn't have much money and there are many controls. so i've read without a ticket but to me and they cost me eighteen hundred euro is because i didn't pay the fines right away. and that i just kept going on. it's bad enough when young people grow. he just must get caught. they mustn't get caught by the pool beach. the dodgers have to be ready to take the rough with this movie called blair and his friends had been caught but they usually get away with it. i like feeling that got stuck into them again. the ball was going to cheer entrenched refusing to pay for transport is tantamount to a political statements. in sabah love that fine wines feminine yet. in ancient greece people would offer up late to scrape up is to the call by an isis one c at romanians have been growing wine for as long as six pounds and he is and six the city center that was until under communism. when the mismanagement th

being a champion of the rule of law there clearly are people i couldn't shake the hall manager alan shearer either people that really did qualify for the scrip hundreds more that that within a given that didn't get picked up on the battlefield were sold for melanie and wound up in guantanamo. unfortunately a majority the manager there now are people that have been cleared to be transferred out that our government we have no reason to keep a year after year they sit there and put two and a main dollars each per year the biding their time at one time. it really is a shame. you know of course the only thing is that american americans for the time where the things that bush officials were telling them. if this program had been exposed in june two thousand for two thousand five hundred programs going on keeping on the americans wouldn't even care. i mean considering how was their impression of gitmo detainee is probably not mean that it is hard to get americans interested in guantanamo regardless of the topic and i think the fact that to the agency tried to flip some of the detainees uses ssl th

. >> i am norma shearer and lillian gish. >> i'm garbo. >> i'm like a sophisticated prop. i give you all the feeling you want, all the hair styles and wardrobe changes you want. i'm say whatever you put in front of me. >> do not expect me to take pride in what i do. >> i used to care about how i looked. now i don't care as much. maybe it's because i'm so handsome. >> rose: i am pleased to have james franco back at this table. welcome. >> thank you. >> last time we saw each other was at brown university where you were attending rhode island school of design? >> that's great. that was a great interview. thank you. >> rose: so i just touch on this because you must get tired of talking about it. why so many things? or why not so many things? >> right. good question. um -- i admit i do a lot of things but they're all things i've been interested in as long as i've been interested in acting. basically they all -- you know, i guess -- they all fall under film, art, and literature. those are my things. they just have different forms and what i've found is that i can combine them. i