and their towns and their cities. covid is a killer in red states and blue states alike so i would encourage you all to wear a mask. i encouraged her family and friends to do the same as one of the easiest things we can do to make a huge difference to save lives. another 100 day challenge is opening most of our k-8 schools by the end of the first 100 days in the spring. look we can only do that if congress provides the necessary funding so we can get school districts committees and state the resources they need for the so many things that aren't there already and a tight budget. we need funding for testing to help reopen schools, more funding for transportation so students can maintain social distance on buses and school buildings additional cleaning service, protective equipment, ventilation systems. this will require an additional tens of millions of dollars to get this done and congress also needs to provide more protective equipment for front-line health workers who are still reusing masks and gowns. we need to sc

now on bbc news, in the 1990s, vienna placed female architects at the heart of a big revamp of their city replicate this, via their mayor, architects and organisations. cities are supposed to be built for all of us, but they aren't built by all of us — because most cities, if not all of them, are designed and built by men. but what would a city look like if it was built by women? in 2019, we came to barcelona to meet a group of influential feminist leaders to hear their plans to redesign the city. but a year ago, we never could have imagined just how much the world would change. so we've come back to barcelona to find out how a city that was trying to work better for women has weathered the biggest crisis of our lifetime. barcelona is a city that has a long history of reinventing itself with brave and adventurous urban design. over 6,000 years, generation after generation of men have put their mark on this city. but when we came here in 2019, it was in the midst of a feminist takeover. in 2015, the city had elected its first female mayor, ada colau. and it wasn'tjust the mayor. barcelona'

he and his mini mercedes than their city 600000000. dollars excuse. me. is $23.00 jordan is $24.00 and the couple are sprucing up a small framed truck for their sunday excursion said. jordan bought it secondhand and restored it himself. for me so you think. that i've always been crazy about mercedes. lackey you know when i was 16 i made a paper model of this truck which i still have today. it's an old love. the top hole and is taken from my father's 1st truck childhood memories. to that it was really difficult to find the original parts for the restoration. but i spent 2 years searching for the white protective hub cap for example. now they couldn't sit in the 19 seventies and eighties people thought that chrome elements would bring good luck and more jobs. this number plate holder was already made like that by mercedes to sort your feet. it's an original part that i found and restored to the history. of the club. and my t.c. i got married in december during the summer in brazil. there were 3 of us you me and our truck. we planned every little detail. i h

the politicians who let rioters destroy their cities.seattle mayor jenny durkin, ted wheeler of portland, oregon and bill de blasio. billions of dollars in private community property destroyed. dozens of people were killed. what happened, politicians let peaceful protests over the killing of black american, george floyd, breanna taylor, others of police custody they let the protests spiral out of control into riots. your reaction to these three individuals? >> first of all the real substance worth i this of discussion in the breanna taylor situation, the george floyd, that was lost to the violence, not 100% but their memories were not respected by this violence. they were set aside. the mayors you named were examples of abandoning the responsibilities especially the number one responsibility that every level of government. that is public safety. all the other rights we have grow from our ability to be safe in our community and you know, so frequently we saw violent white liberals trashing minority neighborhoods because they're angry with

been working directly with county officials, mayors and governors to implement mask mandates in their cities and their towns and their states. masking has been a divisive issue in this country. but, covid is a killer in red states and blue states alike. i encourage you all to wear a mask. encourage your family and friends to do the same. it's one of the easiest things we could do that would make a huge difference to save lives. another 100-day challenge is opening most of our k-8 schools by the end of the first 100 days in the spring. look, we can only do that if congress provides the necessary funding so we get schools, districts, communities and states the resources they need where there are so many things that are not there already in a tight budget. they need funding for testing to help reopen schools. more funding for transportation so students can maintain social distancing on buses. they need it for school buildings for additional cleaning services, protection equipment, ventilation systems. this is going to require an additional tens of billions of dollars to get this done. congress

play the hero super some scored 2 goals within minutes to lead had to berlin to a 31 victory over their city. organizers of its hokey olympic games have announced that the postponement of the event will cost an additional $2300000000.00 euros due to the coronavirus pandemic the games are rescheduled and will begin in july of next year the i.o.c. previously said they will contribute over 500000000 euros to postponement costs and while tickets can be refunded but so far less than a 5th the holders have chosen to do so. and that's the latest on the w. news this hour american and steam from me and the entire team in berlin and thanks for watching. in the light of climate change. what's in store. for the future. for a few major cities to get insight. from . everyone. bobbie why.

further east new yorkers have seen their city suffer as the nationwide death toll spirals in the world's worst hit country. yet the reaction here to the impending rule oats has been mixed it's a really positive thing as we have these late night sometimes he get a vaccine and now that they're finally got one it can mean they can die we can get back to normal high play i hope it works i know a lot of people need it. for someone such as myself i would prefer not to get it. usually 1st run of vaccines is still kind of a testing phase. but a great many in a nation we re overlooked own and loss of life or hoping that oprah should warp speed can provide light at the end of 20 twenties long dark tunnel. was earlier we spoke to emergency medicine physician a ways to ronnie in san antonio texas and we asked him how soon frontline workers like himself can expect to be vaccinated psyche just found out today that i have a date on next wednesday to get vaccinated so that super exciting at sight you know jaimie some good news after these long last 9 or 10 months it's you know good news also for all of

further east new yorkers have seen their city suffer as the nationwide death toll spirals in the world's worst hit country. yet the reaction here to the impending rule has been mixed. it's a really positive thing as we obviously be fighting sometimes he get a vaccine and now that they're finally got on it it means they can i we can get back to normal high play i hope it works i know a lot of people need it. for someone such as myself i would prefer not to get it. usually 1st run of vaccines is still kind of a testing phase. but a great many in a nation we re overlooked are in and loss of life or hoping that oprah should warp speed can provide light at the end of 20 twenties long dark tunnel. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. british prime minister barak johnson and e.u. commission president want to live on how to hold another crisis call on sunday on the fate of a post breaks in trade deal and they say you single market in under 3 weeks and remain on the future try to the relationship is in the balance. thousands of taking to the streets acr

hero for super sub scored 2 goals within minutes to lead her to her lin to a $31.00 victory over their city rivals. also in sports the sporting director at kew ventas has been placed under criminal investigation for allegedly trying to speed up efforts to obtain italian citizenship for striker luis suarez the italian side had hoped to science waters from barcelona by ventas needed him to acquire citizenship to avoid exceeding their permitted quota of non e.u. players so artists whose wife is italian passed an exam for the naturalization process by suspicions were raised in the media that he was given preferential treatment the club for its part is an eye as any wrongdoing and swat of us ended up at atletico madrid has. that's the latest and d.-w. news this hour i'm married to evan stand for me and the entire news team here in berlin thanks for the company. why are people forced to hide in trucks. there are many reasons. there are many answers. and there are many.

big hero the super sub scored 2 goals within minutes to lead had to berlin to a 31 victory over their city rivals. organizers of the tokyo olympic games have announced that the postponement of the event will cost an additional $2300000000.00 euros due to the coronavirus pandemic the games are rescheduled and will begin in july of next year the i.o.c. previously said they'll contribute over $500000000.00 euros to postponement costs meanwhile tickets can be refunded but so far less than a 5th of the holders have chosen to do so. that's the latest on d.w. news this hour i'll be back at the top of the hour with another update for you i'm marrying evan stand from me and the entire team thanks for watching. cattle to parliament. gotta know whose body was just despite coming from a poor family the pop star wants to become president and challenges are god doesn't respond cock eyed a bull story of bobby why. starts december 10th on d w.

and it's the same all over the city the state government has asked variance to only leave their homes if they have valid reasons like going grocery shopping visiting the doctor or going to work wearing a mask is compulsory in most areas of the city center partial school closures a ban on alcohol in public places and a nighttime curfew complete the strictest lockdown in germany. police have increased their presence in the city center to remind people to stick to the rules but for now this little resistance they tell us. not to listen to all of course there are people who intentionally defy the rules there have been incidents of people refusing to cooperate when police tell them to wear masks but luckily those people are really the exception on the fellah bones. known bagus seem very conscious of the risks their city faces right now and they're willing to play along all the people we speak to think the authorities should be even tougher. is in the monitors that we think the lockdown is absolutely justified there's just no alternative at the moment the restrictions should be tightened ev

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their street. berlin has 2500 parks there the green lungs of the city, the trees improve the climate and filter out exhaust emissions, and more people are becoming aware of their importance. there are now several environmental initiatives in berlin. this neighborhood in quotes bag, some regular gardeners. today they're sprucing up the flower beds and planting boards for next year's flowers. we're all in this together, regardless of where we come from and it's a global environment. so we planted flowers and different sorts of things to have a healthy environment to be these. and above all, we just like getting all these people together to do something together. they're happy to be together. the watering group has their work cut out. there's been no rain for nearly 3 weeks. the volunteers can easily see on the app which trees need water. they're hoping the initiative will spread beyond berlin's, comes often time stating what you could use this platform for other cities because it's open source. in principle, any city that has a tree register available, and that has weather data, which is most of them

their street. berlin has 2500 parks there the green lungs of the city the trees improve the climate and filter out exhaust emissions and more people are becoming aware of their importance there are now several environmental initiatives in berlin. this neighborhood in quotes back as some regular gardeners today they're sprucing up the flower beds and planting bulbs for next year's flowers. we are all. in this together regardless of where we come from and it's a global environment so we've planted flowers and different sorts of things to have a healthy environment to be he's and above all we just like getting all these people together to do something together they're happy to be together. the watering group has their work cut out there's been no rain for nearly 3 weeks the volunteers can easily see on the half which trees need water they're hoping the initiative will spread beyond berlin. and one comes off steady but you could use this platform for up. there are cities because it's open source but in principle any city that has a tree register available and that has weather data which is most of them

and then stealing their resources that's what that means it's a lovely language they speak over their city bank as did i i think it's scandinavian derived. let's continue often these wealth waves involve great complex to be exploited best by the rich and educated of the time oh yes it's too complicated for the trango diet masses with your t. shirts that say things and your extra long straws with a spoon on the end to get at the slaughter piece it's best if you just leave it all to the rich smart people we'll take care of everything you just you go back to scraping the answer out of your porridge bowl that you're sharing with an unclaimed baby the fact that billionaires wealth is rising so rapidly in a period of economic collapse is a sign that the riches wealth is barely even connected to productive forces anymore and has more to do with how much wealth one can take from public coffers in a study covered in the proceedings of the national academy of sciences peanuts for short researchers found that higher social class predicted increase in unethical behavior they showed that the rich are m

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how do we make cities screener how can we protect animals and their habitats what to do with the worst. we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over a g. force to recycling over disposable smart new solutions for students said you know. who's truly unique and we know that their uniqueness is what allows us to live and survive good why do you be a mormon too soon to go to 3000 on g.w. and on. what a year it has been for beirut with a devastating explosion in august and the coronavirus pandemic to complicate any efforts to restore its heritage we'll talk about those efforts in just a moment and also coming up. a new exhibition at london's victoria and albert museum is all about bags their function design and symbolism through the ages. and the independent artists collective female photographers is trying to gender the way we look at human body. welcome to arts and culture after the shock of the explosion last august in the lebanese capital beirut reconstruction efforts are halting at best thousands of buildings were heavily damaged or destroyed including many from the era of o

their dash across the sea was unsuccessful. they were intercepted by the chinese coastguard and, today, in the mainland chinese city of shenzhen,ese verdicts. and what they soon found out was that the two people judged to have organised this ill—fated escape attempt received three years and two years in prison, respectively. eight others are to spend seven months in a mainland chinese jail. and two minors have already been sent back to hong kong. they, however, like all of these activists, will ultimately still have to face court in hong kong in relation to these alleged activities during the protests last year. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i'm @bbckasiamadera. it would be lovely to hear for you —— from you. bye—bye for now. hello there. hasn't been too bad a day for many of us after a very cold start. we've seen quite a bit of sunshine around. northern scotland though has seen a lot of very heavy snowfall. we're likely to see more rain, sleet and snow over the next few days. that combined with overnight ice is likely to cause some disruption. so, stay tuned to the forecast for all

. >> runners are responsible for reaching the host cities on their own. in this city they will be running just two days from now. ♪ the race itself is organized by chen. ♪ now in its fourth year, the race has become a major event involving the entire town. >> local governments all over china are now focussing on the economic effects of marathons. the number of races has jumped 20-fold in three years. but some races have ruined reputations with problems such as organizers being ill-prepared for participants violating rules. ♪ this year's course is a brand new one. >> this is about 5 -- >> because the unpredictable course involves numerous risks, chen urges everyone to run carefully. dennis and the others don't seem to be listening carefully. >> on the day of the event, runners gather from all over china. more than 2,000 runners take part in the event. >> the race is about to begin. the prize for winning is $900. runners have to ensure their own safety on the course. the leading runner is a gym teacher. dennis follows chen's instructions and holds back his s

>> the residents in san francisco have wanted to do the right thing for their city, for their neighbors and that's always been the premise we started from. we want to give people the information. we know this is a hard thing for businesses to hear. we've found that businesses are willing to partner with us. the first thingst making people understand what are the changes and what does that require so that actually doing any kind of citation or retime is a resort but it remains. >> amy wants to know can liquor stores stay open in san francisco? >> retail, i believe, can stay open under that 20% rule. bars are not allowed. >> is san francisco airport, the sarpt operations affected? >> no. this should not affect the normal operations at the airport. we are encouraging people do not travel. particularly rethink. if you have plans for holiday travel, do not do that this year. it's so hard, i know we all miss our friends and family. i can completely empathize with that. the ditches is unlike in the spring, every county almost in the state is under the same stress. everyone is in the purposelin

city and i don't know what there must be some other reason. a few months ago they never thought their lives would improve again so quickly but none of them will forget the anxious period around the birth any time soon. let's get more on the euro one way and whether it can serve as a model for others with mirka ball field she's the director of the latin america division at the german institute for global an area studies she joins me via skype from hamburg welcome to the. latin america and the caribbean have been heavily hit by the pandemic and its economic ramifications what really has your why done better so far to cope with a crisis. well i have better health care and social infrastructure going into the pandemic and so when the pandemic hit the government was well prepared to mobilize its state infrastructure to help with both the health response and make sure the populations were able to stay inside shelter at home and still see their families and the current government is also following a lot of lawyers a little voice of various tradition a unifier has been unifying rather than. d

talking to governors and mayors and county executives of both parties to try to do the same in their citiesnd their states. we can do it if we get school districts, communities, and states the clear guidance and resources they need for so many things that aren't in their already tight budgets. they need funding for testing to help people reopen schools. more funding for transportation so students can maintain social distancing on school buses. there is a need for school buildings for additional cleaning services, protective equipment, ventilation systems. but to lead the national effort requires an education secretary with the skills to partner with educators across the country in states, localities, and tribal nations. and all across students and families as well. it also requires someone who understands the need to prevent the pandemic from further exacerbating the inequities in our education system that represents a compounding problem we are having. they hold back children. they hold back educators. they hold back our country from fulfilling its potential. take remote learning. how can

adding, quote, the citizens of san francisco deserve nothing but honesty and transparency from their city officials. >>> ordinarily is the deadline to submit application to attend a uc california school, but now that deadline has been pushed back to the end of the week because of a system wide server crash that sent many applicants and their parents as you can understand into panic mode. abc 7 reporter laura anthony explains what happened. >> at the height of it you get this moment of panic. >> reporter: for three hours on the eve of a critical deadline parents and students trying to submit applications to nine university of california campuses got a curt message, system off-line. >> you're suddenly calculating in your head i've got 30 hours to go and this window is potentially closing. >> reporter: the glitch was confirmed with a uc tweet apologizing for the outage. an hour later uc announced the dead liep for applications would be extended to friday, december 4th at midnight. >> when we found out uc extended four extra days, it was shocking. i've never seen that happen before. >> report

further south new yorkers have seen their city suffer as the nationwide death toll spirals in the world's worst hit country yet the reaction here to the impending has been mixed. it's a really positive thing. we've obviously been fighting some time t. get a vaccine and now that they're finally gotten it it means that you know we can get back to normal high play i hope it works i know a lot of people need it. for someone such as myself i would prefer not to get it. usually 1st run of vaccines is still kind of a testing phase. but a great many in a nation weary of locked own and loss of life are hoping that operation warp speed can provide light at the end of 20 twenties long dark tunnel. let's speak now to dr always to ronnie he's an emergency medicine resident physician in san antonio texas dr de ronny it's great to have you on with us today the u.s. is in an exceptionally tough position right now soaring infection numbers and deaths health care systems are at their limit what is this like for you and your colleagues on the front lines in emergency rooms what are you experiencing. thanks

in december, in the midst of a pandemic, not one site has enough space to house the homeless in their cityend of this year unless something is done. they have a stimulus plan that would unlock a stimulus, 1,400 per american renter, without taking a penny out of kofers. we are welcoming back to the show, karen smith, a single mom, struggling to pay her rent, facing eviction at the end of this month. welcome back to you, great to see you on this sunday afternoon. i will start with you, carep. how are you doing since we last spoke? >> not much has changed. i wasn't able to pay all of my december rent. people were generous after the show. a lot of them got in touch, honored money and jobs, by and large, it was a lot of people in the same boat, who are glad people were talking about it, finally, were really scared. so, now we're really panicking because it looks like they might not do anything even now. and we lose unemployment on the 26th, and we lose eviction protection on january 1st. and the courts are already evicting people here in florida. so it's a scary time. they are taking homeless a

with the added strain off the pandemic residents are struggling many fear the cultural soul of their city once known as the paris of the middle east may never truly recover. following the explosion in beirut in many of the city's historic buildings in ruins. is an engineer who's working to cite the city's cultural heritage the banners hanging from badly damaged buildings messages of hope. the reason. you know here's a key to connect to to to to hope so to music. it's really. the extent of the devastation around the ports is overwhelming. it's a volunteer crisis group which assesses the damage collects donations and coordinates reconstruction efforts 8000 buildings in the area are in need of restoration from here last. heated. in a very strong way we have more than $100.00 unit very critical situation and it's a race against time when the seas no rains come the foundations of the buildings could be damaged beyond repair that on has been mired in deep economic and financial crisis the banks have imposed restrictions on how much people can withdraw from their accounts the terrorist across fr

and so the stories that we heard from them, that they're doing it for their city so that they can go out and do their jobsafely. they're doing it for their own families so when they go out to work each day , they know that they are not exposing their families and their doing so we can get back to normal as soon as possible. i am grateful for what i know has been a herculean scientific effort, logistics effort and now it's on all of us to make sure we are communicating to our neighbors, family and friends and it's especially right now the healthcare workers in our lives that we have a safe and effective vaccine and we need to get to using it so thank you very much ew for hosting us today. thank you mister secretary for all the hard work that i know thousands of people have been engaged in us here to this day i would be remiss if i didn't remind everybody to have a safe holiday. the best way to have a safe holiday is to wear your mask. thank you everybody. [applause] >> next we will have secretary azar provide some closing remarks. >> mayor, thank you for being here. so delighted to bew

. >> in august, a dozen hs g kong activitempted to flee their city via speedboat, the goal to try andch the island of taiwan to seek they had aeady been charged in tilation to certain activies with the protests and upheaval t hong kong last year, ay feared their punishments, but there d- their dash across the sea was unsuccessful. they were caught and received punishments today kong, their fs waited for the verdicts, and they found out that the two people judged to have organized this escape attempt received three years and two years in prison respeively. eight others will spend seven months in aai mand chinese jail, m twoiners have already been sent back to ho kong -- two mdyinors have alrea sent back to hong kong, but they will all have to face court in hong kong in relation to alleged activities during the protest last year. >> lotswa more is on our website. i will be back at the top of the hour. i am on social media,n twitter. you.ould be lovely to hear from bye-bye for now. ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided ... language specialists teaching spa

we're one of three cities in california to have their own health department. inues to utilize l.a. county and l.a. doesn't look much different than san francisco, which both are looking sad. >> neil: what do you do, ryan? you're a business owner yourself. you hear, you know, across the other side of the country what is going on in washington and a possible stimulus measure. maybe that could help small businesses. what do you think? >> the think that i think politicians are at until they get a pay cut, they don't get it. i had to lay off 180 people in my business. i'm just one of thousands of small businesses that has had to do that. i think of many workers, you know, the servers and the people that work in the kitchen, the bus boys. you know, what do you do? the only thing i can do in my community is to organize a really positive march instead of burning down businesses. we're about building businesses back up. feels like politicians specifically in my city are so out of touch with reality. >> neil: obviously your governor has come under criticism. the mayor pr

with the added strain off the pandemic residents are struggling many fear the cultural soul of their city once known as the paris of the middle east may never truly recover. following the explosion in beirut in many of the city's historic buildings in ruins. is an engineer who's working for the city's cultural heritage the banners hanging from badly damaged buildings messages of hope. to raise again so. you know here's a creek you. could make to to to to hope so too. the extent of the devastation around the ports is overwhelming. it's a volunteer crisis group which assesses the damage collect donations and coordinate reconstruction efforts 8000 buildings in the area in need of restoration from here last. heated. in a very strong way we have more than $100.00 unit very critical situation and it's a race against time when the seas no rains come the foundations of the buildings could be damaged beyond repair lebanon has been mired in deep economic and financial crisis the banks have imposed restrictions on how much people can withdraw from their accounts the. family suffered a terrible blow

the hero the super some scored 2 goals within minutes to lead mass of berlin to a 31 victory over their city rival. organizers of the tokyo olympic games have announced that the postponement of the event will cost an additional $2300000000.00 euros due to the pandemic the games were rescheduled and will begin in july of next year the i.o.c. previously said they will contribute over $500000000.00 euros to postpone costs meanwhile tickets can be refunded but so far less than a 5th of the holders have chosen to do so. that's the latest on d.w. news at this hour american i haven't seen it from the me. and the entire team in berlin thanks for watching. us of why you do need to keep at bay you got to the people over for over the french and home the 4th and. the most recent article about. the bottom of the valley that the last dragons in this word has called the whole 3 years and. 3 books on. this from the get go to. kill god knows probably why. i come from a family the pop star wants to become president. and he's got this elite. credible story of bobby why. starts december 10th the d.w. . online h

further east new yorkers have seen their city suffer as the nationwide death toll spirals in the world worst hit country yet the reaction here to the impending roll loads has been mixed. it's a really positive thing as we obviously be hiding some time t. get a vaccine and now that they're finally got on it it means they can die we can get back to normal high play i hope it works i know a lot of people need it. for someone such as myself i would prefer not to get it. usually 1st run of vaccines is still kind of a testing phase. but a great many in a nation weary of looked own and loss of life are hoping that operation warp speed can provide light at the end of 20 twenties loam dark tunnel. over spork now and in saturday's late game defending champions byron munich were held to a one all draw when young berlin when your own got off to a perfect start after just 6 minutes fisher pummeled glanced in a header from a corner. and came back in the 2nd time. and equalized for robert 7th off the pole scoring his 13th league goal of the season fire and remain top of the table but have won only on

hero the super sub scored 2 goals within minutes to lead her to berlin to a $31.00 victory over their city rivals. that's it you're up to date more world news at the top of the hour up next world stories the weekend reports and more news coming of course at the top of the hour i'm michael we'll see soon. kingsley. carefully. to do. discovery. subscribe to a documentary. this week on the world story. in hungary a radio station critical of the government is fighting for its survival meehan's are mourning the loss of an old monastery in the corner we stopped in germany the federal public prosecutor general in college who is examining a lawsuit against syria's regime its concerns the use of chemical weapons against civilians the evidence is overwhelming. the screams of cretins who died in the sarin gas attack in good to this day still echoing in the ears of syrian nurse. she wants nothing more than syrian president bashar assad and the perpetrators of the a check to be charged she and her husband more met our witnesses of a criminal complaint filed in germany by human rights groups they wish t

they're not concerned about their own city. we love our city. we're invested in it. it made me feel good to know we made the right decision and saving lives and didn't worry about themselves as much. felt really good. >> the announcement coming from the rv. >> the announcement, i can't give you verbatim but saying there would be a detonation within 15 minutes. music would play and then detonation in 14 minutes. a countdown was going. they began immediately evacuating not knowing what we had. we called for hazardous device units to respond and at that time, it detonated. >> guys, thank you. that's all we have time for questions. we'll be back in touch with you. i want to thank you for staying with us to help get critical information out. we know we'll deal with the rest for one on one, so we'll do our best to get to you guys. >> all right, a brief briefing there coming out of nashville pulling together local and federal authorities there. in the midst of this investigation of as the u.s. attorney there put it, looking for the ultimate scrooge. the person or persons re

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