he beat american ben shelton in straight sets.s in the past year. and after losing the first set, he put up a fight in the second, but ruud came through a second set tie break to move into the last 16. mumbai indians have made it three wins in a row in the indian premier league after they beat sunrisers hyderabad by 14 runs. australian cameron green smashed an unbeaten 64 as mumbai posted an impressive 192 for 5 from their 20 overs. hyderabad were bowled out on the second to last ball— the final wicket taken by arjun tendulkar, son of sachin. monday's action may have been cut short after a protester stormed the crucible... ..butjoe perry and robert milkins were able to resume their first round clash at the world snooker championship on tuesday. perry now has a healthy 7—2 lead over milkins in sheffield. play resumed as normal, an investigation is under way into the incident that delayed the match. security has been ramped up after monday's events. 0ne protester covered a table with orange powder, whilst another caused a delay by t

w correspondent, hosea shelton in strasbourg. and we asked her, what the new commission president means with d risking? yes, my dear risking means is basically meaning managing the relationships are in a way that the european union thinks it can protect itself a bit better. so for this, there foreseeing new policies, for example, in the area of raw materials where there be want to become more independent from china. in some areas they are highly dependent in this field. so this is one of the steps, but that's also means for the european union that they want to have a level playing field when it comes to through the trade with china, which basically means to get the same access to chinese markets as chinese firms also to get a better protection of intellectual property, was enough. underline has also been talking about introducing a new tool, a new tool that should protect critical em sectors. and this new tool should be thawed because she said it can't be that there are areas or expertise of european firms that are then being use

dw lucio shelton joining us from the hague. where as we mentioned, former kosovo president hush im touchy facing charges of war crimes. ah, some sports news for you now and in formula when defending champion mac for stoppin of red bull, one aka arctic australian grand prix crashes gl laura caused havoc, but the dutch standings leader was able to keep his cool to win his 2nd race the season. ah, a bit of australian culture before the race got started in once he did red bulls max fish up and got overtaken by mercedes, george russell in russell's teammate. louis hamilton got past finished up and in the 1st lap of the race right before the 1st crash for ari shawl. a clerk, the winner in melbourne last year was turned into a pedestrian after making contact with aston slant stroll before the tit lap. another crash this time its alexander albin for williams who flew off in ended his chances. following that may ham fished up and made a move to overtake mercedes louis hamilton. the race was red flagged again on lac 56. kevin magnusson r

china was moving toward an era of security and control. joining us now is dw correspondent lucia shelton, who followed that address in strasburg. lucia, what did we make of how funder line was framing e relations with china now going forward? yeah, she repeated and i think there was quite a strong message to the members stage. so she repeated that the european union needs a strategy towards china and her strategy. and her proposal is the de risking it is managing the relations with china, not stopping the relations for china with managing them. she said, and that stood out to me that china is becoming more and more independent from other states, re looking for creating dependencies with the other states. so the european union is trying to kind of get more resilient and this is what was a laugh underlined once the european union to do so. they are looking into different trade means, or where there can be, where better, like hold back, better against china, how they see it here. and also, and she was very clear and saying that it is important to be very clear in the messaging towards china

for more let's cross over to dw is lucia shelton in brussels. lydia, let's start with the e. u chief ursula on the line. what if anything, has she achieved on this trip? well, what she achieved was certainly to bring across her at line. she has said that arming the aggressor would have really serious consequences and would hum the relations between the european union and china. even though we have not seen any indication by changing, paying that he is planning to change, track it with regards to russia. there is nevertheless, you can be sure that she brought across her message to, to teach. and, you know, the optics of this trip were interesting. nicole was received with full military honors. he's getting lots of face time with cg and paying well on. the lion has been treated like a side act. does that highlight the relative weakness of the european union as a foreign policy player? lucy, what did you, what it was, 1st and foremost, estate vivid of the french president said where he also in white, it was a lot on the line to come across. so that they could also speak with one

the address for us was lucy shelton who is joining us now from sha strossberg lithia fund line, talked about the risking b e u relationship with china. what exactly does that mean? yes, she mean said that in certain key areas there should be a management of the relations and she has been proposing a couple of things in that regard. let me maybe mention here the raw materials. the european union is working on a raw material act. the idea is to get more independent from chinese raw materials . there are areas where the european union is highly dependent on china, which of course makes them in a way whiner abode to china. but it's also about other areas. it's all about a so called level playing field. it's about european companies having the same access to the market as chinese in china. and it's also in other certain areas as an i p law where the european union wants to better protect i p law. and to be sure that maybe technologies that are coming from the european union are not used by a so called systemic rival french president manuel. my call has recently insisted that china should ab

so say a shelton is that he w correspondent who has been covering today's events in the hague. and i asked her to explain a bit about what happened today. they say the day started with the 4 queues men repeating what they have said before that they are not guilty of the charges. then the prosecution was laying out the charges that abroad. again, it is. these are heavy charges, such as crimes against humanity and of war crimes. out of the 4 men have been leading figures in the cause of liberation army, and they have supposedly been all trading different of these crimes such as torture, murder, and also unlawful. detainment. we had heard numbers of the prosecution and talking of 102 murders and also 440 detainment that they want to please in the next weeks, months or better. years after this, we also heard from the victim's counsel and then the day was already over. so we will have to stay tuned. last on a mental birth day tomorrow is being here being tried under kosovo law though in the netherlands. why is that? yes. so this is what lawyers call a hybrid court. this goes back to

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alliance grows from 30 to 31 a pretty significant day for night, are we asked our cars fung and terry shelton, brussels for more. it definitely was a big day for nato. this is a day that even 2 years ago we could not have imagined to happening in finland was, was quite content to be non aligned, militarily, believing that this was safest for it. sharing a border with russia and, and not wanting to invite more russian threats. at the same time, once russia invaded ukraine, all bets were off and felons entire perspective on its own security changed. so definitely washing that flag b, b raised at nato headquarters today. i think it was an emotional moment definitely for the fins, but also for a lot of people watching finland take this historic step. i know that everyone around me thought it was. it was very momentous. but the accession of finland also leaves a couple of other countries wanting to get into the alliance. wishing that they had joined along with finland and that's not to sweden is also ukraine, which has been promised that it will eventually become a member of nato. tito used her is

i do not watch my new shelton seriously. why? watch something. see, i weapons breakers multi 1000000000 dollar corporations tuesday main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable as they confess. grove, i tell them you're familiar with the nazi theory of racial superiority, finish style center of war, labor camps 10 prisons, get all that good. elephants, pennsylvania eagles, gonna see me. brooks, his booster, w like water. if the shit just try me in here with family, i need you to what's the gpc ago? did you remove it off with those of testimonies of crimes and the impunity of criminals? not more failure. do you got to do with the senior? just because i did a thing use an artsy, a high profile russian war journalist is killed in a critical condition. the attack happen. witnesses saying a home.

i one actual shelton lottery. my my for people with these big diesel, i shall skied all. marcial is, there is no need to what you can shoot to deal with for smartphones are conquering the film industry in nigeria and he's that for full front j l m o u n. donald, on the new budget revolution in knowledge worse half re max in 30 minutes on d. w. o . a t v high lives you every week in your in box, subscribe now. oh, time, once again. a brain update. because this orchestra called the brain continuously adopts itself. and so we ask a few astute questions. we can control our thoughts, which makes us very powerful, kind of like a superpower. oh, wisdom about life. the universe were series. 40 to be is almost everything in this week on t w one. mm hm. ah ah, this is d, w. news live from berlin. heavy fighting and sudan between the army and paramilitaries leads at least 3 civilians, dead and dozens of others wounded. explosions and gunfire are hurting the capital and other cities repair military say they've taken control o

so luckily we had driven back to my place right after that 2 minutes later it has all been shelton. his grandmother and grandfather were hit and wounded in their legs. we went to the hospital and saw 12 people there, and then we brought them to mchale. fca, where god saved the grandson. it's rewarding sometimes to fry pancakes for your grandfather. firing indiscriminately against the peaceful civilians has become somewhat of a trademark of ukrainian nationalists now. ah, this crater is set right in the middle of a kindergarten st. play ground all around me. are people's houses, apartment buildings right next door to the kindergarten is, has school. as you can see, the kindergarten here, all the when those have been blown out. thankfully, there were no victims here has all the kids at the moment or on distance learning. syrians could have been with you who were standing next to the sports ground. i was on the phone and then a sudden blast occurred. i got twisted and fell down. after that i saw my arm was just hanging brother and 3 other people were there with me. one of them was very

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. >> shelton in the hague on the first of what promises to be many days of trials there in the hague. thank you so much. the german football association have extended their contract with coach mattino, months before the women's world cup in new zealand. they've been in charge of the national team since 2018. she led them to the 2022 final when they lost against england. her new contract runs until 2025. nasa has named a 4 strong crew for its artemis spaceflight. they include the first female and first african american astronaut to take part in a lunar mission. and it will be the first crewed voyage to the moon in more than half a century. >> artemis 2 crew. >> this is a very different lineup to the crew that took part in the apollo landings. >> there is a lot of may political twisting on this, but you've got an unusual crew, given that the last time we sent people to the moon was three white american pilots. male. >> this crew will be the first to flight nasa's newly built spacecraft as early as next year. the artemis 2 mission will not land or even going to lunar orbit. instead it wi

it would be even extraordinary shelton, largely that's why i'm hiding my face while i'm talking to you when i got home. well, that's because they're the 1st ever to have served in round and speak out. i did day for been a steady bishop keeping doctor investigations that i am awed at all. the things that i've seen during my time include shootouts with criminals, showed out what us dealing killings and bride taking that would have to we couldn't verify each detail of their accounts because the secret operations are seemingly ordered verbally to avoid a paper trial. but their testimonies and our research helped us piece together what likely happened during the operation that took hawk's life and identify who bore responsibility for it. his murder was not an anomaly, but a stark illustration of the systematic human rights abuses committed by rabb, a macabre performance repeated hundreds of times me the opening act centers around monitoring the victim or rather the target we don't consider the person as a person, rather it target into demons. we kind of forget that the pass and where target

plus, is blake shelton's last season at "the voice" but he almost didn't have a first in reba mcentire had taken the gig. >> i don't think i can do this, tell somebody that they're bad or they need to find another job. >> just think, blake would have never met gwen. all that and more moments away on "access hollywood." >> thank you very much, mario. >>> coming tonight on nbc pri time, law & order is at 8:00, followed by law & order: special victims unit at 9:00. then law & order: organized crime at 10:00. then at 11:00, nbc bay area news. that's going to do it for us here. hope you have a great evening, and we'll see you back here at 11:00. bye-bye. ♪♪ alexex! mateo, hey y how's busisiness? alexex! great. y you know ththat n has s really wororked wonder. thatat's what u.u.s. bank isis. great. y you know ththat n has s really wororked wonder. and d you're grorowing in calififornia? great. y you know ththat n has s really wororked wonder. -yup, , socal, nororcal... -monteterey? -all d day. -a brancnch in ventutura? that's's for sure-e-ah. atms in n fresno? that's's for sure-e-ah. freses-

very skel shelton, easy discussions were held in beijing today at 1st. and please see personally have a full presided all the discussions. i'll finally after say, a crate for them. oh yeah, that the minister of foreign affairs of iran in saudi arabia, within 2 moth, will meet each other and they will review all tender embassies and the counselors in my telephone conversations with my anita saudi arabia and canter party. i agree with them that during the whole, the month of ramadan, we will have a meeting between the minister of foreign affairs of iran. and so there might collaborators are making the necessary arrangements regarding the venue of this meeting a sort of place. is there any venue that might, could be the, the much favorite one? there have been some hide the regarding the venue of this meeting with mr. his exinity hahn. i re these ideas. so i believe they can do this coming days about the time and date of date, and any of these meetings will be some agreement. but that could be one of the places where you meet mark. i planned that backdoor pr

deal with one of the one the prevalence zavala, but yet with rick sanchez, i do not watch my new shelton. certainly, my little opinion that you won't get anywhere else work if it pleases you to have the screws, multi $1000000000.00 corporations. choose your fax for you and whatever you do. don't watch my show, stay main street because otherwise my show is called direct impact. but again, you probably don't want to wayne think it's done to were destroyed by great britain. it's a true for all remove the dependence on russian energy. the one you've mistakes were made and i have been elected as a leader of my in part to fix them. a 3000000000 pounds of military support. and we will do the same again. i need to because i have to wait a deal need to be a move like i need to go out. they ship last week. it is about them. this is on the bundle with community with what i to school. i something that much came important and the community that they've come a certain life and you know, there's all right. it's supposed to start out, they can affect it door only out of that. i need it with us. that's a

yesterday we got of the movie and shelton panel for today. i don't president zalinski that we are ready to deliver another 6 which are undergoing maintenance soft to go to one of them's lacresha. she bench sounds as if to shipping in the future. we will be able to deliver the rest of our mac, wendy 9 star lead to ukraine, just as if it still needed already. been just a backup server. he'd keep out of net m a. d zalinski pang his horse and said he wanted poland as one of the main nations falling in helping rebuild ukraine versus level of wood in stadium calmness. an important point in our relations is the reconstruction of ukraine. it's a decent on it will bring closer. my la, our businesses, our nations. let us do so. it is important for us that poland would be one of the main partners in the reconstruction of ukraine. it will do great. it's a rare trip abroad during wartime, for zelinski, ashore of tanks for poland. support for keith. holland has taken more than a 1000000 refugees. many of whom gathered outside the presidential palace where

you do not watch my your shelton fiercely. why? watch something that's so different. my little opinion that you won't get anywhere else. welcome it pleases you to have the state department, the cia weapons makers, multi $1000000.00 corporations. choose your facts for you, go ahead, change and whatever you do. don't watch my show stay mainstream because i'm probably gonna make you uncomfortable. my show is called direct impact, but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just change the way. thank ah ah, a border with my luck and you live muscles. if you look on the initial, be welcome not to get a scan used to put body when you, when you do origin. but you also done a similar to like when you're done with what i see the student boss who's the little gear motivation says diesel tutorial. dumbo sub well yeah the she had the whole, the little siesta, valuable, nicky cousin when you have a smart tv, a dispassionate, come a little slow yesterday for you tanya. that's how i feel clean on you poor the, the ching i feel crazy. polish and ukrainian historia

a crucible and big boss reported that from belfast and earlier i talked to our correspondent luke shelton in brussels and asked her why it has been so difficult to reconcile. briggs, it with northern ireland peace agreement. yes, rex had made one thing clear. there is a border on the island of ireland before breaks it. you couldn't feel that border so much because they were both both countries. the u. k and the republic of ireland were part of the european union. so there was a free flow of trade and goods, so there were no barriers. when rex had happened and the u. k decided to step out of the european union. they received this lead to am controls at the northern irish quarter, which then for example, the democratic union part unionist party set or an effective barrier between northern island and the rest of the u. k. so they have been not content with that and ever since. and they have been discussions around this and the democratic union is party as we already heard, is boycotting right now to form a government in northern ireland. so a very, very complicated situation that's been diff

hard to see how is the how and where it stops, because, you know who they, you know, going back into shelton. but he's pretty much saying that when he doesn't really matter what anybody says about the matter, this is just going to happen. we're just simply going to go ahead if they, the ukraine would just be integrated within nato. without anyone having any vote in the matter a, we would just replace the soviet era weapon rate with nature weaponry. and that's all the rest of it. and you're just going to have to accept this, and the, and the russians will be standing by watching the entire time. that's what i mean in america. one of the, one of the, everything's about this. we've talked about civil liberties already here. but i mean, because of this, um, almost a blank check that it, this is the only way that is going to be, you can suppress a civil liberties. it somehow legitimizes austerity for the, for how the distortions of the economy. you know, people in the mainstream media talking about will europe survive the winter? well, of course it did, but it's in the winter coming. that's going

as a shelton jose shown following champion my chain. now lots of chinese people come here illegally. nifty kind of that creates job opportunities for some of us really de janet, since we're learning chinese is because they we can work as interpreters for chinese companies. mama 41 is very much. yes. with the goods they bring are poor quality leave. they don't even last a week and he rode along with the high quality products go to other countries. no more bungle is um, one of my biggest my when, when did you want me to? well, if they brought durable shoes, it wouldn't be years before people bought a new pair. and that would be bad for business number though, for a lot of was busy. no, to identify that singer was right. i'm my son. he was complaining that everything from china now on shy emitted my we should translate that song into chinese for them is out of the village, sean, and then they'd be sorry would it was, why did they try to pool as black people now did? ah, martinez indian armine, the chinese want things to be done orderly and

person was killed and 30 were injured in the netherlands when a train crashed in the village of 4 shelton. judge dutch authorities said that the high speed night train derailed after hitting construction equipment that was left on the track. dutch railways, announced train cancellations on the busy link after the accident. a massive fire has engulfed a shopping complex in bangladesh, his capital dhaka, the blaze began in the early hours of tuesday, and the bank of his are known for its off vendors and home to some $3000.00 shops. army units are aiding firefighters in the effort to control the police. no immediate casualties were reported for him in his nato secretary general against owenberg says that finland will formerly join the alliance in a few hours. once the north country would share the border with russia completes the process. would mark the fastest admission in nato history. the alliance will hold a ceremony for its 31st member, stayed and add the finished flag to its headquarters in brussels. cosello's former president hush and tachi has gone on trial in the hague, accused of w

and some of these people also came to the hague. touchy is a hero and not a war. criminal garcia shelton, in the hague, on the 1st of what promises to v. o many days trial or there in the hague. thank you so much. peas initiatives and the supposed cease fire have fail to bring an end to an insurgency. in the democratic republic of the congo government troops are finding rebel forces. the m 23 or march 23 movement was founded by army deserters belonging to the ethnic tootsie minority. the group took up arms in 2021 saying the government broke a pledge to integrate their fighters within the national army. they say they need to protect tutsis from rival extremist groups. a fighting has displaced hundreds of thousands of people, despite the presence of an expensive un peacekeeping force. they w respond my umbrella reports on growing public anger and the regional capital goma . ah, almost every day people take to the streets and easton congos goma. they're fed up with increasing attacks by militants, especially m. 23 rebels. they say un peacekeepers and troops deployed from east africa of fai

this thing has really brought me this far too long auction shelton lost my mobile one big waiting, big diesel. i saw it's a company video for the gardner. i saw sky marshalls. there is no limits to what you can shoot for fees like a professional camera and you should anything with it, jerry is know that would is considered the world's 2nd largest film industry. making films in nigeria doesn't come cheap, but i find the hack and that can make the dream of young filmmakers and all that would come true. i know what people want to do. this is what he didn't have. the access to. one of the things i need, the reason why i'm doing well by filmmaking. so what you have in your pocket is enough to, to give you the beginning that you are looking forward to speaking with more about the got the was in the goal. actually, the goal is to be on the big screen, you know, using be covers and everything. funding of i saw this will feel with wednesday and then i found out one. i fell in love and i wanted to do more. so i retail for my friends that own the black magic and everything, and is it all we are b

blake shelton talked you into doing "american idol."aid i think so. >> he was just like, it is going to change your life. it has. when you are in a cab in new york city in the cab driver, he says i see you on "american idol," it puts you in front of another audience and you don't know that when you sign up. it has been fun and now that blake is leaving the voice, i dominate. as we predicted from day one, just come in and get his spot. >> jimmy: whose ranch is bigger? >> if you add all of mine up, they are bigger than his. >> jimmy: how is your mother? >> my mother is crazy. she has been on this thing, she lives at the beach but she wanted me to purchase the the house 100 yards closer. that would be problematic. the fact that her and my wife had created this thing on instagram, as long as they get along, go pull up flowers and big weeds. i am cool with it. >> jimmy: your mother posted this. this is a high school photo. that is you. >> that is the most muscle mass i have ever had. we called them a powder puff football game with girls and

so units that nonetheless, the baltic states are always in favor with shelton, bird. we're still on the line and in washington, so nato trumped all. yeah. i'm glad you brought brought up the poems, historical grievances when it comes to los territory. you know, when you look at the history, the last 2 century as of eastern europe, everybody's borders have been changed a lot. okay. and they're not, they don't stand out there. but i mean this, this, this, what's a great, say, a trip wire for europe, because as a member of nato in good standing, it's machinations, could just prove disastrous for everyone. and it seems, you know, when, when the polls are given such a welcome in washington, it seems to be giving them an indication that they have a lot more leeway than we'd like to think. what are your thoughts on that? because that again, this would be laughable, but were so very dangerous to point out to everybody. i lived in poland for 10 years. okay. i understand that the extreme is people can go, let's put it that way better. well, i am not quite convinced that poland

dimitrovjoined zverev in the second round with a hard—fought, three—set victory over american ben sheltoning two sets, the bulgarian edged ahead in the decider, before taking the victory in two hours 12 minutes. dimitrov has won 21 matches at the event, his most at any atp masters 1000 tournament. and that's all the sport for now. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. he will leave the group with immediate effect and he apologised in the wake of allegations of his behaviour towards a female employee. 0ur behaviour towards a female employee. our business correspondent has more. this story has absolutely rocked them. he stepped aside and as the investigation got under way, the report and what happened hasn't been published, it was done by an independent legal firm. we do published, it was done by an independent legalfirm. we do not know the full details. at the cpa said today that it related to specific complaints about workplace misconduct. in that it determined that tony's conduct fell short of that tony's conduct fell short of that expected of the director general. so, he

he faced a battling ben shelton, who threw everything at this one, but ruud was never really threatenede into the next round. carlos sainz has failed in his appeal to have his five—second penalty from the australian grand prix overturned. the penalty saw sainz drop from fourth to 12th. race stewards decided that "no significant and relevant new element" had been presented by ferrari, so dismissed the appeal. mumbai indians made it three wins in a row in the indian premier league after they beat sunrisers hyderabad by 14 runs. australian cameron green smashed an unbeaten 64 as mumbai posted an impressive 192 for five from their 20 overs. hyderabad were bowled out on the second to last ball— on the second to last ball — the final wicket taken by arjun tendulkar — his first in the ipl. and that's all the sport for now. sera, back to you. lovely, thanks paul. to afghanistan now, where the un says there are signs of recovery in the economy — but, it adds, they are weak. despite some improvements in economic indicators in 2022, growth remains below the level required to break out of the pover

dimitrovjoined zverev in the second round with a hard—fought, three—set victory over american ben sheltonts, the bulgarian edged ahead in the decider, before taking the victory in two hours 12 minutes. dimitrov has won 21 matches at the event, his most at any atp masters 1000 tournament. and that's all the sport for now. we will have more for you later. we will have more for you later. we will have more for you later. we will see you in a bit, thanks. let's go back to belfast, joe biden in the air heading to northern ireland to mark 25 years since the good friday agreement. lucy, there is an credible anticipation, isn't there? there is great expectation as to whatjoe biden might say when he addresses students tomorrow at ulster university. whether he has any words that may break the political stalemate. because words really matter in northern ireland, we have seen that over the years. president biden did have a few words to say before boarding the plane, he is on his way here for a four day visit. let's have a brief reminder of the things he said to jealous before getting onto air force o

amber lavigne and her attorney adam shelton join me now. amber, i'm sorry this is going on.response that this is just normal to do this behind your back? >> yeah. they have basically defended the social worker's behaviors, which has been a little concerning for sure. >> jesse: what did they specifically say? it's okay to transition a child? >> yeah. they have essentially said that the behavior of the social worker, they don't see any wrongdoing here. they didn't do an investigation. they essentially had a conversation with the social worker. and myself and decided that he did nothing wrong. >> jesse: oh my gosh. how is your daughter doing? >> you know, i want to protect her privacy. but she is doing really great academically, i pulled her from the school and she is is home school currently and she is doing well. >> jesse: i'm glad to hear that. >> yeah. >> jesse: have you been attacked online by her people. >> yeah. unfortunately, this has become a political issue. it's a parental rights issue. and whether you are a democrat or a republican i firmly believe you should want y

>> ashley: and star-studded performances from country's biggest stars, carrie underwood and blake sheltone the top prize best video for their hit "thank god." >> todd: you know, ashley kaman march madness is coming to san diego state. face is uconn in the national championship and this comes after the aztecs 14-point come back over florida atlantic university on saturday. in the meantime, the lsu women's team went from 16-1 long shot to national champions bringing home the university's first national basketball ncaa women's title and went on 85-point victory over iowa. the tigers did not come without controversy. look at this, taunting the player of the year and clark putting up an impressive 30 points but struggling with fouls throughout the game. and the coach outfit is going viral. that is allowed! almost me when i'm doing sports. arriving in a sequined tiger pantsuit, must-see designed by -- former engineer who launched a fashion lead called "queen of sparkles." but stay on this for two seconds. i watched two seconds of this game and women's basketball is a violent game. >> ashley: i

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