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. >> thankou. michael -- frre un ss the global economy given that greece has a new prime minister who is said to be looking for changes to the problem? cay,yo llecond queion you ainnprce min-- nale da an you very much. >> i appreciate the nice thing that you eici tt u benecd wei'rtnt the u.s. economy would benefit from a eunealretse andte,ni in n, certainly, the negotiations that will begin in the next 48 hours -- sorry, not the negotiations, the discusons with aur of inctigt wi n t howi irtno ofo eurozone, but for the sen of union within the zone and stability of theco. we cinkwa erth ka usswi h finding out exactly what as happened in the last few months, what has not happened and how we can proceed further drk thw kauitwi i would not want to prejudge what their findings will be. but as always the case when a mb of ks f oreep,el u r ve aweon ground. if that's the case. >> okay. i think that wraps it up. thanks to everne on the panel and everyone in the room. ankou. [inaudible conversations] >> we

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so i thank you for your leadership and thankou very much for calling this hearing. 's alee ber al cagu rtaran awl ser er h aoaradip lfci rigs a these issues. congressman conyers was a real ment to me when i was in the house anilis and we tk u vmuorr er oisue ser bioupod thheiohias ke-- o a unanimous consent to put my entire statement in the record along with the list of the many organizations thatare supporting the legislatn th iil70 tet,at ine onho by tdytho e sad, loth tragic death of 17-year-old trayvon martin. a very avoidable death. and the question i think most peoplere asking, and wean jue hised e uihad ave rt ost stiod a v muan st stio ie n t me sure that justice is carried forward as far as those responsible for his death, butlso as to t veat if, le ththes ted b aerswhr pl aeyvar be sgled out by mr. zimmerman. and that, of course, would be racial profiling an area that we allieeo edgedfa arthgicy g al fi l foen oer i filed the end racial profiling act, and as you pointed out carrying on fm senator feingold's efforton belf oh giio anuryh fur er acon wee em o