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they have been here in the boiling hotun in the argentine suer.o have come from deep in the interior of the argentine country overnight. they have made very long journeys. it is not to be. 4.5 million people onto the streets of bue wasn too mucho for the authorities to handles aires. they sent in the helicopter. it went from elation to evacuation. messi ended up in the skies aboard a helicopter. >> how important this moment is for argentina. 4 million people, 4.5 million people went into the streets. what is this such a big moment for the country? >> it is argentina. passion and football. opals everything t gentinians. the way they are seeing it, sunday's dramatic result in the world cup final ends all of their sufring. this is a country that suffers so much both from a political and economic level. this is a country at the moment with a 1% inflation as utility through the roof for ordinary arntinian families. there is a debt crisis, a currency crisis. it is a december of discontent. this lifted the arntinian people and enables them to forget ever

here's a cover of newsweek in 1971, an image of donna suer proclaiming that disco takes over. right. and though prom at disco clubs in major cities like the new york city and in studio 54, often become synonymous with drs and sex and and other things like that. disco actually was a diverse genre. many, many people enjoyed disco music. i know. we know there's a backlash to disco by the late seventies and early eighties, but at first, most people think that it's one of those genres that can unite americans across age lines, across gender lines, across racial lines, as the as the billboard writer bill wardlow notes there were in the seventies, teen discos, even kiddy discos, but soft drinks, even senior citizen discos, he says. the music, according to the billboard magazine, didn't divide parents and children as previous popular music did. now, disco music helped usher in folks into christian nightclubs, especially since some christian owners spent extravagant amounts of money investing into dance floors, sound systems and of course, lighting. right. in 1976, even before discos r

eecvely under the supervision of a federal district judge and has to go to that district judge or suer their counterparty going to that district judge if they nt to attempt to reimplement or take the action that is sject to that junction. no such obligati a no such collateral contempt exposure exists with the vacatur. my friend on the other side said candidly even if the texans were to receive declaration, and i belie r words were that the united states would be bound by itits hard to explain how it is that vacatur which acts directly against a role and does not bind any officer or agency of the united states, is coercive or prohibited in the meaning of 1252 , t the declaratory relief, which the united stas knowledges it would ft follow if not coercive. i think that line is evanescent if it exists at all. the be rding of 1252 f1 is only to injunctions and os sorts of orders. the texas -- >>t strikes me, general you a better argument on this score, and may be a good argument, before gonzalez. after gonzalez, it seems hard to you to make the case. i'm going to read you a quote. we held 1

in 1908 public works inspection crews went street to street and inspected suers and man holes and documented finding in all right size books. weave have the books and they are still relevant and useful in our engineers use it today even designing the projects for the sewers. this slide provides an over view of wide range of -- client agencies we provide our service. and these are in addition to the services that the bureau provides our internal programs. the client agency projects involved from office buildings to hospital and health care facilities and police and fire stations and recreation, public libraries and infrastructure facilities in theerate of way like sewer, water system, traffic signal and street lighting, et cetera . this slide shows the active project of the active projects by client. we have total 286 projects. and you see the puc is our largest client. this slide shows the break down of active projects by phase. bureau of engineering staff provides services on all phases of the project. on many of our projects, our engineers collaborate with burroughs other burroughs in the