one of its provisions, stipe relates jail time and a fine of more than $50000.00 for anyone broadcasting or sharing identifiable images of police officers with the intention of harming them. it's in large demonstrations here in paris as well as in several other french cities. journalist unions and rights groups are up in arms.

and the reason why plastic lasts so long in the environment is that nothing evolved to break down to stipe of bombs. or a key piece. that's what we thought. so these are like, you know, they have called me a war and you can actually buy them online and watch them become it cute as you feed them with styrofoam. it's not the organisms themselves. it's the bacteria, those organisms probably if you think he's a professor of structural biology and he knows everything about enzymes. it's exciting times for certain places actually growing on the surface of just thinking to find new bugs and get the can't they just plastic. isolate their enzymes and then enhanced must produce them in by reactors. obviously we can't just create your own with. some of these technology can't help with the plastic operating in the environment. however, it could revolutionize our recycling system. to really recycle something, you have to break it down to its basic elements so that you can rearrange them into something else. because we can't break down plastic bonds, we can only recycle it once or twice before it become

one of its provisions, stipe, relates jail time and a fine of more than $50000.00 for anyone broadcasting or sharing identifiable images of police officers with the intention of harming them. it's large demonstrations here in paris as well as in several other french cities. journalist unions and rights groups are up in arms saying that recording officers in action is essential to being able to condemn the actions of violent offices. many believe the law which applies to both journalists and citizens will lead to a sense of impunity, of police at demonstrations that often turn violent. i know friends who are really scared to go to demonstrations because of the violence, the rubber bullets and the tear gas used by police. and the one thing that protects us is taking a video. the law wants to protect police officers so that they can hit people without consequence. journalist or journalists have been hit and injured by police, especially in the last couple of years. and until now, the police version of events could be question thanks to images and videos. campaigners here fear that the new se

wins the presidency and it certainly doesn't put us in a in a great spot and it will get absolutely stipes a lot of tension doesn't it i mean on the street i think was it yesterday we still full people stop that side the white house how concerned are you that this could turn violent on the streets. well the drunk winds that will turn by that we've seen the radical leftists are the ones that are rioting you don't see anyone writing on the right truck managed to win this the radical left will start right in the car burning the cities down again as they did in august though there's no question about it we've already established thing i read in the new york post one of the persons from behind was the leader of the problem which is the conservative right wing group would want to call it so yeah there will be rioting if they don't get their way this is a this is what happens in of and out of republican this is what we've become in the united states dang good to talk she we have to leave it at that mcadams executive director. thanks he time this evening. and with much of the world anxiously looki

one of its provisions, stipe, relates jail time and a fine of more than $50000.00 for anyone broadcasting or sharing identifiable images of police officers with the intention of harming them. it's in large demonstrations here in paris as well as in several other french cities. journalist unions and rights groups are up in arms saying that recording officers in action is essential to being able to condemn the actions of violent offices. many believe the law which applies to both journalists and citizens will lead to a sense of impunity, of police at demonstrations that often turn violent. i know friends who are really scared to go to demonstrations because of the violence, the rubber bullets and the tear gas used by police. and the one thing that protects us is taking a video. there's the law wants to protect police officers so that they can hit people without consequences. journalists or journalists have been hit and injured by police, especially in the last couple of years. and until now, the police version of events could be question thanks to images and videos. campaigners here fear th

one of its provisions, stipe, relates jail time and a fine of more than $50000.00 for anyone broadcasting or sharing identifiable images of police officers with the intention of harming them. it's a large demonstrations here in paris as well as in several other french cities. journalist unions and rights groups are up in arms saying that recording officers in action is essential to being able to condemn the actions violent offices. many believe the law which applies to both journalists and citizens will lead to a sense of impunity, of police at demonstrations that often turn violent. i know friends who are really scared to go to demonstrations because of the violence, the rubber bullets and the tear gas used by police. and the one thing that protects us is taking a video. the law wants to protect police officers so that they can hit people without consequence. journalist or journalists have been hit and injured by police, especially in the last couple of years. and until now, the police version of events could be question thanks to images and videos. campaigners here fear that the new sec

michael stipe around with you know, when you don't really know what i already knew either which you followed as i almost forgot about. so you have thought of her by and you. 2 come up with good faith. they have the authority and it's given people. yeah, this is she does your life story. i get good at the meat by complex momentum to thank for nothing. exactly. and yet he wasn't. we think that, you know, a lot of the land that was, i love there is everything around us. it would have been that, you know, that nothing but the look of it was an emotional argument for, you know, the best and yeah, you know, it's about learning about russia go mad and i have a kind of a layer on that is how much help i know for each other, the good, you know, the maybe don't want to be painted of, you know, this is not know exactly if i'm going to be pushing people that here on a screen based about how many of them enough. so you want to share, you know, a great sadness, but know that at the end you know, me, i was being, you know, something you really love in the long you do well by, you know, the people who saw t

restoration, jody are the same least most of my east gamow's that that's where the emotion of michael stipe around. what if, you know, when you don't really know what i learned when you are there with your production, almost a lot more front of her by a young. 2 female by the outside in his yeah, this is a story i get good at the meat by those dozen momentos just this year least nothing. exactly. and yet it wasn't and i think that you know what i love affair is everything around us. it would have been at best the best you could ever imagine. you're going to play, you know, about learning about russia. go mad and have a guy away on that is how much helen for you should go get your maybe don't want to be a pain if you know this is happening with you. adelaide. but you should be glad that he's on a swing based about how many of them enough you want to share. you know, he's very satisfied. know that at the end you have the me, i was being, you know, how to live another long you do well by, you know, people who satisfy in the present say that this was a pita. but either that or not waking up, th

one of its provisions, stipe, relates to jail time and a fine of more than $50000.00 for anyone broadcasting or sharing identifiable images of police officers with the intention of harming them. it's a large demonstrations here in paris as well as in several other french cities. journalist unions and rights groups are up in arms saying that recording officers in action is essential to being able to condemn the actions of island offices. many believe the law which applies to both journalists and citizens will lead to a sense of impunity, of police at demonstrations that often turn violent. i know friends who are really scared to go to demonstrations because of the violence, the rubber bullets and the tear gas used by police. and the one thing that protects us is taking a video of you. the law wants to protect police officers so that they can hit people without consequences. journalists or journalists have been hit and injured by police, especially in the last couple of years. and until now, the police version of events could be question thanks to images and videos. campaigners here fear that

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and the reason why plastic lasts so long in the environment is that nothing evolved to break down to stipe of bombs or a key piece that's what we thought they have called me awards. and you can actually buy them online and watch them become as if you them with styrofoam organisms themselves. it's the bacteria, those organisms probably if you see he's a professor of structural biology and he knows everything about any things. it's exciting fans and science places actually to face those facts here on the surface. they just think that their goal is to find new bugs and bacteria that came. they just plastic, isolate their enzymes and then inhance and must produce them in by reactors. obviously we can't just bring some of these technology can't help with the plastic already in the environment. however, it could revolutionize our recycling system to really recycle something. you have to break it down to its basic elements so that you can rearrange them into something else. because we can't break down plastic bonds, we can only recycle it once or twice before it becomes unusable. and deaths, wife

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campaign playlists this time of year, for those of you who recognize the unmistakable voice of michael stipe in the background, that is, indeed, the r.e.m. classic "everybody hurts." interesting choice during an uncontrolled pandemic. with that, rachel, over to you. >> also, i was googling the lyrics while we were hearing that at the end, yes, it's -- also, countdown three, two, one, to r.e.m. suing him from stopping him to playing it. anyway, i have no inside information on the subject. the two campaigns are each competing to win in all the same swing states, of course, but boy, howdy, are they approaching it differently. republican efforts to limit the counting of likely democratic ballots, to limit the counting of ballots broadly in the expectation that the smaller the vote is the better republicans do, republicans' time-worn efforts to make it difficult to vote, for all those same reasons. those perennial republican political, and legal strategiie seem to have a new counterpart this year in the era of twrurum. i struggle with exactly tow to describe this. the best phrase i can come up wi