sarah: very skewed female. jon: yeah, i agree. lemonis: heavily skewed? jon: not heavily.n: yeah. i would say -- sarah: you'd wear -- okay. come on. you'd put that on your case? jon: i'd, um... sarah: honestly. lemonis: is there anything on this board that you would put on your phone? jon: i would put that one, the lower right. sarah: i actually would say, my l.a. friends, if you were to think about our l.a. team, many of the men might go for that. jackson: i totally agree. sarah: the gold is so on-trend. and the mixing the marble with the gold, i haven't seen anything like that. it looks fantastic, and i think that these have a sophistication to them. xavier: aside from that, we really wanted to, you know, make sure we hit that t-mobile magenta in the designs that we made, because it would be really cool for the customer to get something that is branded t-mobile but doesn't, like, feel like it to them so that they're walking around showing off this cool case, while at the same time, your brand is being extended. sarah: this was smart of you, because there are the people w

overall households on their own home, but it is skewed.hite, black, 44%, the lowest of any of these groups. there is a massive skew of who is benefiting from the rise we see in home sales. caroline: and in terms of disparity when it comes to jobs numbers as well. potentially at a time of election. joe: joining us with more senior lecturer ed golding. aboutr all the stories housing is getting more affordable, lower interest rates contributing to the boom. you have done research and you show that that is not a blanket statement. you can just say that across the board, and when it comes to different races, blacks pay more for housing than others. what does your data show? is overheadline number lifetime, like families pay $60,000 more to own their homes. that's because there paying higher interest rates and they are also paying higher property taxes than white families are paying. romaine: it adds up. i feel like that's kind of an understatement. when we talk about racial racismity we talk about -- doors closing in your face and handbags bein

on their satellite phone records to be a skewed. top this is an already a proof that there is kind of connection. but a pandemic no certainly no borders and is blind to nationalities. as american people we don't like seem. to be. judging. commentary classes just until. we can do better we should. everyone is contributing way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges create the response has been masked so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. there is a saying in washington don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good this approach really describes the political game. nother story most times and to center of this standoff is who wins for losers just prior to the election in the meantime tens of millions are suffering with no end in sight. seems wrong. to me. yet to shape out these days to come out ahead and in again because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart a. chance to look for common ground. it . gives the names of the weekends and

on their satellite phone to call to be skewed. because he's already approved the kind of connection. there is a saying in washington don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good this appropriately describes the political warfare over another stimulus package and to center of this standoff is who wins or loses just prior to the election in the meantime tens of millions are suffering with no end in sight. americans love. this was a fundamental part of how our political leadership and our country at large understood the bargain you get a hope and then you know rebel right as the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in the system. and think about the longer deeper history housings men in the united states not just that question of the american dream but the bigger question of who the dream is for. yes in the name of the we and the territorial waters off into layman's optimistically have been pointing game. we have been saying all together man responsible for it to day we have to because it's responsible for the closest place

to their more democratic side and skews to the younger audience, under 30, and also skews towards the audience in -- on the east coast and west coast. so are there those dynamics. now allow know take a moment here to reset the screen here for a look at the johnny carson clip and then after that i'll open it up for questions. >> watch thing news a moment ago. the president -- watch thing news. apathwayly the president' mrs. reagan are in california, even though he does not officially leave office until the 20th of january and their new home in belair. they had an awkward momentum today. a little old lady from the welcome wagon showed up. and six secret service agents wrestled her to at the ground and stomp. on he aprillefood cake. -- angel food cake. an advantage to been as ex-president. his gardner has a stealth leaf blower. so reagan can sleep late. they asked the president what he would. do he said is his going to write his memoirs. that is fascinating. the last two years he is telling us he can't remember a thing. [laughter] funny how other big check from random house can jog a per

approachable go shroom go pretty sure skew she will slow you miss seeing him. polling stations open 5 days before election day to give more people the chance to vote but the opposition says it also gives officials more opportunities for fraud in the band than the election of their boss are not welcome . but a lot would be sleaze enough for you a little bit on such talk as a one of a can ask if it's you the butcher like the behavior of many years past the golden ticket or that michael was also a serious resident. yet on the teacher you. project you can move google treacle in that you are given a free and not. giving up service like her little choice but to watch the voting process from outside as you see we can see everything that's so good everything. for example at the 1st day of corrections came only. 39 people were out in pretty mean protocol our commission said that there were 809. to prevent fraud to her not called on her supporters to vote as late as possible among the early voters or teachers military personnel and elderly. which rigorous of us. will app

law but your come out of government more skewed out of. the because more of the force has the backing of. the file and also angus people who until recently supported look at shankar. an editor at the state media organisation is still looking for the 21 year old son. maurice seems to be on to your sacca on the new ok. well you're up for what you got the telly acolyte this thread yeah yeah you got your stuff or not a very huge security for you but of all the shit i just put out there that is the thought of what you fear that if you've read it yes i have thought of all the moderates. as guides. in the turmoil of the mass detentions a video of start lana taken off sky appears on social media she had gone missing after submitting an official complaint against the election result the video is recorded in neighboring. yes nice stone. a moot. point i'm lucky this new lady to. know has not seen the book because that's a political. yes in a not a fee to read a statement urging belorussians to stop the protests i see a sinking ship us pressured becau

the consensus is younger voters tend to skew more liberal.hey are more expensive culturally, plugged into hollywood and the music business and everything else. what are you finding when you meet folks your age? >> it definitely does tend to skew more to the left. there's no getting around that fact. the organization i am and gives me a lot of hope that that's not always going to be the case. we have a remarkable group of young people knocking -- over 1,001,000 students have knockedn doors for free-market candidates. that gives me some hope. i think there's been a failure on the part of the more conservative mor free-market. i think they've written them off as a lost cause, they are but that. they fail to reach these young people on issues that matter like free market, opportunity, being able to keep their paycheck. we will lose out on what will soon be a majority of the electorate. >> let's talk about some of these numbers. we're looking at the gently millennials, they're getting to pull by older voters. it may not pan out overall. they said

there are so many stories we internalize on our own that skew the root causes of what we are facing and dealing with. the first step is to actually get educated. you can do that by being part of a movement. the second thing i think is really important for us is once we understand the root, to keep spreading that gospel everywhere that we possibly can. this administration traffics in lies and misinformation, and these days lies spread faster than the truth, so we have to do our part to make sure that we are upholding accurate information and that we are also challenging those who would distort and lie in order to keep power and move their own agenda. those agendas are not the agendas of the majority and we need to fight to make sure that that ends today. robin: i think that this is probably our last question. we will see. "how do you address racism within your own household." ?" n virginia.m prachi i i think she means one's household. alicia: racism infects every part of our society. it infects our laws, our culture, it is as pervasive as the air that we breathe. so the first thing that

again, there is a lot of questions about children and a lot of the data is skewed because early on we were not testing children as much because they were not coming to the hospital. we do not have a full picture of how the virus interacts with them. host: we heard about the president's experience with regeneron. what you think about that experience and is that something that should give us hope? regeneron isnk something that should give us hope. these are synthetic antibodies that are derived from people who have recovered and then the best ones are put into a synthetic form. this is something we have seen be instrumental in controlling bolo. you may remember -- ebola. you may remember zmap. this is something we have turned to her infectious diseases. right now the regeneron product, as well as the eli lilly product are in trials. her symptoms, and maybe can prevent you from needing to be hospitalized. they have been filing for emergency use authorizations, so this might be something that becomes more widely available. all of us want to see the clinical data to know how well it works,

and a certain direction and tend to have a pretty regulatory skew.e going to get this deal regulatory chamber to develop a career to being in the revelatory agency. you have this sort of problem but then we have in this country, and every country has a legal system, a legal system has to adjudicate disputes, we have a private legal system as well as what we call public legal system. when we talk about criminal law, that's the state prosecuting misconduct and that's of course something under a lot of scrutiny right now. then there is the civil law which is private parties bring their disputes for the government to resolve. be they disputes over property, be they disputes over contracts, or be they disputes over what lawyers call tort. which is the accident law, injury law, it's not necessarily predicated on a pre-existing contraction relationship, although a lot of cases would've once been contractual now fall under tort. the products we buy there is a contractual relationship, a fail that goes into place, you voluntarily buy it but a lot of the tort

preoccupied with the individual, not the collective, are weird, and the cultural power of the west has skewed what is normal. so how much do we humans really have in common? joseph henrich at harvard university, welcome to hardtalk. it's good to be with you. you are now in the middle of a heated debate about human evolution. now i'm used to thinking about evolution in terms of genetics, darwin's survival of the fittest. you seem to put your focus not so much on biology, much more on cultural conditioning, nurture. am i right? yeah. i mean, one of the unique things about our species is that more than any other species, we're dependent on acquiring large bodies of information from those around us, from the societies we grow up in. and in fact, our brains have evolved to be able to take in and learn how to process information. so our motivations, preferences, emotions, heuristics, all of these things we can acquire in order to adapt to the cultural technologies and languages and institutions that we have to confront in the world, so we're very much a cultural species. right. and you have written

dollar arguing that the risks arising from the vaccine trials and the us elections are skewed to the downside for the greenback octavia how do you see this vaccine trials actually affecting trading of the u.s. dollar got about 60 seconds for air. whether it's my whole goal of size of it in line the new g.m. will have back in child to us a little more than the the car that we ensure that things are being about the same but i do agree with them. that looks like it might be a drag on the dollar. just described boom bust co-host christiane i tell you more and the c.e.o. of optimist l.l.c. thank you both for joining us today. thank you. and u.s. energy companies started the process of returning to work along the u.s. gulf coast on sunday after hurricane delta battered the region nearly halting all production chevron royal dutch shell and b.h.p. all say their employees were headed back to platforms in the northern gulf of mexico but it can take several days for the companies to evaluate the damage and fully resume work the news comes after the us bureau of safety and environmental enforcem

are you surprised by the skew in the female votes? >> no. when i am in new york people are susceptible to it. when you get out into america, people want to live their lives. people want to go to church and work and celebrate with their kids. it's different in new york city about covid than in the heartland of america. covid is horrible and hurt the entire world. we have to fight through. my father got and he was the first one to say this was no fun, but we are americans. in our dna we are not meant to be locked in a cave. you have to fight through it. we have done it with the best therputtics and vaccine. we have to live our lives. we have to live our lives. we can't be locked up because dr. fauci says so. >> laura: eric, this big tech hearing. senator asked mark zuckerberg a question that stumped him. >> the person in charge of election security at facebook is a former joe biden staffer. >> i am not aware of the example you say of someone in charge of this process who worked for biden in the past. we can follow-up on that. >> laura: the guy

dollar so that would gain so the risk are very much skewed towards dollar weakness right now but with current less of whoever wins in november save haven assets will end up being the ultimate winner is as investors are going to shy away from a lot of this volatility and run to gold and back quite so right now many public companies have now adopted big quine in the last 2 months as a head. against inflation a few currency so right now you have micro strategy who recently bought $425000000.00 worth of bit quiet and the last 2 months as a hedge to square the payment system who also put about one percent of all of its assets into big quine's as well and of course he had the asset manager as an advisory firm or all holding hefty amounts of bitcoin now and there are bazaars and this includes galaxy digital holdings cyberpunk holding. all of them to their all inciting inflation hedge trades so meanwhile in their own fundamentals right now they're holding up pretty well right now as the hash rate hit new all time highs over this past weekend suggesting that more computing power than ever are

quite frankly, that there are systematic ics in terms of censorship as well as algorithmic bias that skewgainst conservative talking poin and conservative perspective would in fact the opposite is true. the democrats on the other hand are trying to look at section 230, which sort of is a proposal and it communications decency act that regulates the extremist content. it normalizes it. it allows certain types of content to be able to be present on online platforms as it may not be on other media channels such as democracy now! the cell. ,us the senator that spoke at yesterday's hearing said the hearing had been called at the directive of the white house. do you think that is possible? also, the fact that donald trump ,as used so liberally frequently, almost hourly come the social media platforms twitter and twitter just recently blocked a couple of his posts. so do you think this hearing is driven in part by that? by that decision? >> thank you for that question, nermeen. absolutely. it seems highly likely that is possible because twitter has long been praised by the president as his mouth

i think it has been skewed by focusing too much on the virus without considering the bigger picture.ll do what is right, of course we will behave responsibly, all summer, dan,jamie, course we will behave responsibly, all summer, dan, jamie, steve, myself, we have said that we recognise how hard is it is for the government, we do not envy them, we are here to try and support them, we wa nt are here to try and support them, we want them to succeed. there's only so long before we can offer that and bang your head against a brick wall about getting anything in response. we are in discussions with them about the health measures, but we are not accept a position where we are not accept a position where we arejustan are not accept a position where we are just an that are not accept a position where we arejust an that —— make are not accept a position where we are just an that —— make inadequate financial package and post and i residents and that is the clear message that we are going today. thank you for your question. what we are talking about here is people. and the economic and health we

it oi’ wear a mask and so are we skewing it or does it matter this kind of role modelling that werefor having me. no we are not exaggerating. of course this is a deadly and its infectious and it's something to be concerned with. i think the reason you asked that question is that it's not solely up to the vice president and the presidents behavior. i've said this elsewhere it's a team sport. it's really up to how over 200 million people in this country it's up million people in this country it's up to how those people behave. but you are not overselling it. i think what we've now seen is this kind of confusion as to how we toggle back and forth for the top of course i don't give too much credence to the political argument that we saw there between one of the cable tv interviewers in the white house chief of staff. but i do understand that there is a difference between suppression tactics. as people in great britain understand very well. and mitigation tactics. and we've beenin and mitigation tactics. and we've been in since april in a mitigation approach in the united states and we m

the early voting looks like it is skewing to the left. joe biden's banking a lot of his votes.are talking about this campaign, were talking about a segment of the electorate that skews to the right of the median. that is trump voters. voters,e of these shy swing voters. that is who we are looking at. a lot of these harder biden voters, the folks who are anti-trump or provide an, have already locked in their ballots. is an important distinction people miss. we are not sitting here hearing these candidates talk to a representative sample of the electorate. so many of those on the left side have already put in their ballots. 95%arie: in texas, it is 2016. hawaii, above 100%. it is not just the presidential election we need to be watching. the senate race is equally important. it could tip the house and the senate. to watch ist race in iowa. for more on this, jennifer joins us. what are the key states we should be watching? iowa and who else? is beings one that closely watched. as we mentioned, democrats could split the senate and away we have not seen. democrats hold a three seat

and what's going to make it really challenging is there's always been a solution skew between the kindrson who votes on election day, and it's all been a big number, but the skew has been pretty small. if you looked all the polling, and all the polls agree on this, it has become an article of faith for republicans that they should be voting on election day in person while for democrats it's become an article of faith that they should be voting early or by mail. and what that means is that the difference in the kind of vote is going to swing maybe 20 or 30 points between one and the other. and that's what makes it a really more difficult race to sort of determine the outcome of on election night as the vote starts coming in, because when we're looking at votes, it's not -- you know, if we're looking at election day vote, we know that vote is going to skew to trump more than the final outcome, and if you're looking at early vote, we know that's going to be skewing towards biden more than the actual numbers at the end of the night. and so that's what's going to make it very interesting to

alliances so sometimes i would call ciar and skew our perception of sex you're speaking about evolution a moment ago what do you think you have learned the most out of this year and what we have your evolved from us through your time at home and lock down and during this online show with your animals. well i think i'm very resilient you know i think raising evolution technology. in front of our eyes just even you and i doing this interview. i think we do covert 19 and the problem d.s. created has speeded up the process of finding different ways of being together and communicate and this has been my problem i mean well the theaters are closed in america and i think they're going to stay close for another year if not longer and how do you reconnect with your audience how do you keep that rating stories so i still get a lot of businessmen were you using zoom so i'm going to do a live show. it's not perfectly technologically perfect but if you think about the origin of cinema it was a silent movie and it was a big audience it was black and white and still had an audience and it isn't a tech

the rules tend to be skewed on behalf of those bringing the state power to bear. of the unelected.we started going back and forth a little bit. we have have the new anti- federalist. this is an important one also because most of us who support limited government and classical liberal principles instinctively say we are pro- estate rates. the ordinary case that is good state legislators have everything that they want. because people can vote with their feet. from one state to another. if california raises its taxes. were north carolina doesn't. they can move from california to new york to north carolina. if the regulatory state is too big same thing. it's not just at noblest pressure here. that's where businesses and people locate as well. it creates the market style pressure through federalism forces. that doesn't always work. if you're just talking about a case for your local business. if your business is getting sued by its workers are businesses locally. and the state is too permissive for the state's lawyers. they will be less likely to open. the similar federal pressures in pl

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will that skew your equity exposure? at the inventory from china, it is a country that is reopening, traveling, which has had their autoshow. for 2021, do you want more asia europe?isk relative to does that skew you for china? it does.lutely while we remain neutral on our equity exposure across the areon, but in asia, we bullish on chinese equities, hong kong equities, and singapore equities. the recent news flow that has , this focus and emphasis on self-reliance and local demand. we definitely do see a very strong interest in chinese equities from investors. thank you very much. our guest host this morning on china and the oil market risk. consolidation, consideration. deutsche bank could consider, day early next year. more conversation with the ceo and matt miller. that is on the way. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." watching offer plenty of central-bank action. ecb president christine lagarde will take part in a video conference on economic and monetary union. her speech comes after e

i actually skew to the giants, who also suck, excuse my language. theew -- i giants, what does that mean? you either support them or you don't. [laughter] lisa: all new york teams are losing commodes is why we will continue to talk about london football from here on out. jonathan: you've got that -- tom: you've got that right. jonathan: relatively speaking. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. fullerup next, deborah of the university of washington school of medicine. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." ♪ ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. it is the largest deal in the shale industry since the collapse in energy demand earlier this year. conocophillips has agreed to buy concho resources for $9.7 billion in stock. the takeover will create a heavyweight driller in america's most prolific oil fields, the permian basin of west texas and new mexico. house speaker nancy pelosi has given the white house a deadline and says no more progress on a proposed stimulus package by tomorrow, and it won't get done before the el

the ones that they have brought forward and are paying now effectively are skewed to middle and highome earners, the people on the low to middle income are not getting much in the way of dollars and cents in their pay packets every week from these tax cuts. we know from the recent experience that scope stimulus measures skewed toward high income earners tend to be used to pay off debt or to save money, so the impact on stimulating spending in the economy is somewhat limited. we know that low income earners tend to have a very high propensity to spend and consume, so this is a shortcoming in i think the way the tax cuts are being framed. we know that all the other stimulus message, so job seeker measures affect the wage subsidies that have been paid to generally low income earners have been spent, so that is a shortfall in how they are framing these income tax cuts. haidi: how much can they do? >> they came out yesterday and rateshat they lift steady, both the effective cash rate and three-year bond your target, so no surprises there, but they did signal they are looking at other meas

are we skewed toward the jets this week or the giants? lisa: i am skewed toward the giants.n: then after that hugh hendry. deep thinkers coming up in about 19 minutes. tom: unlike -- we have shallow thinkers or something. lisa: we have music. tom: we have piano. jonathan: we have people that play the piano. tom: you did not answer my question. what you have on the real yield? jonathan: it is a secret. i will tease that at the 9:00. [laughter] going to be a good one. coming up next, i will not be here. pat foye will be. tom: an important conversation. jonathan: i will not play it down. you will need the conversation. eyes's of the world on capitol hill. tom: will be sure you get there at 9:00. jonathan: you had your fun. tom: four minutes. jonathan: i will get my nap in, come back for more. futures up 12, we advance one third of 1%. this is bloomberg. with the first word news, i am ritika gupta. one of the last potential turning points of the 2020 election. president trump and joe biden squared off or 19 minutes in their second debate -- 90 minutes. they squared off over the

biden lead early in the evenings, that may be the segment of the vote while the day of voting will skewowards trump on the other hand and pennsylvania come a big margin for trump early, that will not take into account the mail and ballots counted last and we may get the evening or not until the day or two or three after. all of that is up for grabs. you were exactly right, you have to know what the rules are in each state to know what that early count, early in the evening, but that that tends to favor one candidate or the other. >> bill: it is tricky. it could be tricky and we will roll through it. >> thank you, sir see you on sunday chris wallace fox of fox news sunday and we will see you next tuesday. over the weekend trump campaign senior advisor corey lewandowski will join the democratic senator amy klobuchar in the battleground state of minnesota peer that is on your local fox nation so check your tv listings. we will see you sunday. said to be investigating hunter biden and associates, greenwald said he quit because trying to censor his article on joe biden. the response from for

there so dominant that if they decide to come down in support of one party or another that totally skews the election, stops it from being fair because they monopolize the conversation and that is why when republicans focus on the repeal of section 230 that is the long solution. if you do that, if you take away the legal protection these companies will be liable but everything posted on their site two things will happen, people won't be able to express themselves, there will be more censorship, not less, every time you put something up they will have to check it in advance. the worst things will make the entrenched players more dominant because facebook can afford to hire armies of editors and people who can check everything before it goes up, young upstarts and competitors can't do that. it will entrench their power. the real answer is to break up facebook so it doesn't matter if it sides with one party or the other because you have 10 or 20 other social networks you can choose from. that the real solution to this problem. >> so many questions were about the censorship or blocking of th

power has been amassed in the supreme court has played a part washington, within a skew away from congresshat doesn't resolve controversy so much anymore but hunt it to the administered of agencies and executive branch, which are sued, and it goes to the court as well. -- thatportant important decision-making process. differente time, interpretive theories map onto partisan preferences when the parties are more ideologically sorted than at least the civil war, if not ever. of course there's gonna be a fight every time there is a vacancy for one of these powerful seeds. -- seats. susan: one of the downsides is the public increasingly sees the court as a political institution. is that the right way to look at it? i think it is definitely unfortunately that people see the court as liberals and conservatives, let alone democrats and republicans in the partisan vein. that is the natural result of this dynamic, where if you are an originalist or textual list, view the law as the meaning of the words when they were enacted, you will probably be need by a republican president. , youu are more prag

so the values of twitter, the viewpoint of twitter is incredibly skewed.he mainstream of the american people. i think people should speak up about this and let twitter know that this is just unacceptable. >> bill: we'll see if change happens. thanks, matthew. good to get your point. >> you bet. >> bill: in a moment, a senior justice department official saying other tech giants could be targeted after the feds found a massive antitrust lawsuit against google this week. edward lawrence reports on that from washington. hello, edward. >> yeah, the senior justice department official says the lawsuit against google is the first to come out of a year-long investigation. it may not be the last one, this is about market competitive any and if the companies unfairly disadvantage competition with their power. we're talking about other companies like microsoft, apple and facebook. one 0 the attorneys general was in florida. he says we need to make sure that others can provide alternatives to google. >> you don't want government interfering in a fair competitive market

it will be skewed all to one direction.hat fox's getting picked on so much this morning, and i'm sorry you got picked on because i know c-span is not biased. i hate what happened because of the woke culture to one of your employees, but it is not your fox's fault.is not social media is going to be owning part of the news now. it is not only that the news is biased and we cannot get accurate information. i know that fox tries to be both sides is expressed. .nd it really scares me this whole story that the washington post published has been debunked, when the director of national intelligence and their director of the fbi have both come on and said it is not russian this information? i'm so tired about hearing about russian disinformation, and i'm so tired of people complaining about twitter, that trump uses. he had to use it. he had no choice. he was fighting a behemoth. he did it successfully, and people seem to hate him for that. he is not a perfect man by a longshot, but he is perfectly a man. and he is uniting people. if

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. >> in a community of this size, you don't have to have a lot of new cases to begin to skew the numbers. >> rates us dropped dramatically. the orange tier status is now allowing for indoor dining at 50%. businesses see that as a fighting chance to get through the winter, especially after the reopening. >> i would rather make less money or lose less money than have us all be closed down and jeopardize the real future of our restaurant. >> misiewicz, social media post promoting late-night halloween parties. >>> pg&e said they restored almost all the power to customers affected by the power shut off. pg&e were ports 335,000 customers have had power restored. that leaves about 10,000 customers in the dark. pg&e said they expect to have all the power restored by noon tomorrow. executives believe that the shutoffs likely prevented fires. pg&e has aircraft and 1800 ground inspectors checking 17,000 miles of power lines to inspect for damage and assessing people safety before turning power back on. >>> and overloaded generator likely caused a fire that destroyed two homes and at least two cars

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