thomas monster and homosexuality was totally tab boot for most of society. just it was a criminal offense. in the 19 twenty's thomas mind campaigned against paragraph 175, which criminalize homosexual relationships and acts towards month own desire for man was something she lived out and secret to the outside world. she was an upstanding, heterosexual citizen, with a wife and 6 kids. love, hates politics and passion. they're all here in the magic. mount someone's mind leads it up to you though, how you want to interpret that. i'm just going sometimes we have to find out own way just like the characters in the story. it can. i think that in times of the fake news and everything happening quickly. this idea of having to read with critical lies and do that for ourselves and stay awake. that is the most current seeing that number and that's what i liked the best. ok, so i sort of myself do i, is was real k, monumental style. and in case the idea of reading a 1000 pages seems overwhelming my document, you can always skip a hand these lots of readers have told me

cole thomas is missing. the 22 year old had mysteriously vanished into the north carolina night, supposedly abandoning two coworkers he was driving with without a clue. >> he wouldn't come back to the car, so they sat there and waited on him and he disappeared. and supposedly he got out of the car, took the keys and had a panic attack and left. but later on we found out that that's not what happened. >> cole's dad is now on a mission to find out exactly what did happen to his son. according to chris, cole's coworkers invited him to go home with them for thanksgiving. here's the catch. it's more than 1100 miles away near durham, north carolina. a 17 hour drive. >> the reason the story was, was to go to thanksgiving with one of the coworkers family, go to his house for thanksgiving. >> honestly, i didn't even know that he was taking this trip. the last time i talked to him was the day before, and he never mentioned it to me. >> the family learned they left before dawn on thanksgiving morning. this is one of th

a european tradition, thomas loveday, ark, and his uniform are distinctive to the lantern. still use gas is thomas loves job to light them every evening. lantern lighter still exists only and rolls, 5 poland in here and the pro ration capital is on grab as they have for 161 years. so to the problem of we lights $249.00 gas lanterns every evening. we will put them out to every morning to the following to fit the length of the days. and so it said that not a single night has passed and sawgrass without the gas lanterns being lit. you have most have already been replaced with the electric light, which is a brighter and cheaper replacement parts are hard to come by come on, but it was, it was hardly any companies make these lumps under parts anymore in nuclear wouldn't have keeping them maintained is very difficult for both those. so if there's a, there's a for example, there's only 2 companies worldwide still make these gas mantles, as i've read, wants to keep their last lanterns burning though, is that a little stick gave us light in war time and through rain. snow and storms

another thing about the report, i spent a lot of time focusing on jenny thomas and clarence thomas on report criticized thomas's refusal to recuse himself in cases relating to the 2020 election saying despite the interest of jenny thomas in every case of the 2020 election, he has inappropriate t lyally participated in the cases. nothing we don't know about but what is the importance of this being laid out in a black and white report? >> i think it is extremely important. thomas has devoted his career to destroying campaign finance laws and granting billionaires a first amendment right to purchase elections. eelon musk took advantage of the decisions to buy trump the presidency, bail him out and put trump back in the white house. because of musk's work now, jenny thomas will have access to the oval office. jenny thomas will have meetings with donald trump, pushing her preferred policies, and there is no real chance that the president will approve of any kind of accountability for thomas' violation of the law. trump is not going to impose a code of ethics or sign one if congress passes

that was the double use correspondent thomas sparrow. thank you so very much for all of your insights as we continue to monitor this developing story. you're up to date and dw news, a marion evan stains from me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for watching the for the fremont house on this house in northern germany. my grandmother emigrated to presume at the age of science as well. i know what makes that fine to them, and they can come from the disorders and work as a journalist in germany, where my ancestors emigrated from. would like to take here on a journey to entertain us to time and immigration, and reserves understanding you get a film dialing moyer, the next on d w. it's really ride through the guides. know the way around the is strictly scientific trip to some pretty cheap places. curiosity is we tried tomorrow today in 60 minutes on w, german dw, 12, or emphasizing the award winning offer is available worldwide. every language level. reading gentleman has never been since the 200 years of german migration to personnel

thomas. so, um, good to see. we don't know much yet about the suspect, but what have authorities said about the man who was arrested. the big question is what the motivations behind this incident in math to book the mind, the main suspect was indeed arrested. that is a positive development for authorities. when it comes to trying to identify that motivation demand from saudi arabia was not known to authorities as being that is the most. in fact, according to reports, it was an exam critic and according to the same reports that went through his social media post, he was blaming officials for what he believed was a attempts to is the mise europe. now all these pieces of information are now being put together by us or just try and find that key question. try to answer why this actually happened. the reasons behind these and why it is so important is because once the motivation is in place, the political implications will also become clear. so basically i thought this will know how to react once they know what the ex

thomas monster and homosexuality was totally tab boot for most of society. just it was a criminal offense. in the 19 twenty's thomas mind campaigned against paragraph 175, which criminalize homosexual relationships, and i understand so as month own desire for man was something she lived out in secret to the outside world. she was an upstanding, heterosexual citizen, with a wife and 6 kids. love, hates politics and passion. they're all here in the magic. mount someone's mind leaves it up to you though, how you want to interpret that. how much can sometimes we have to find out own way, just like the characters in the story. you can, i think that in times of the fake news and everything happening quickly. this idea of having to read with critical lies and do that for ourselves and stay awake. that is the most current seeing the numbers and that's what i liked the best. ok, so i sort of myself, do i a social okay. much middle style and in case the idea of reading a 1000 pages, it seems overwhelming my document. you can always skip a hand. these lots of readers h

that was the w as thomas barrow thomas. thank you so much for your analysis. you're up to date on the w news. thanks for watching the the the .

thomas, thank you so much for your thoughts. thomas, thank you so much for yourthoughts.nk you so much for your thoughts. i appreciate it. it is notjust the markets and also business economic impact we have been keeping an eye on here in south korea, also giving bakers on the korean one. it reversed much of his losses on wednesday after funding the night before after that martial law was declared. the bank of korea stepped into stabilise markets. the bank of korea has stepped up. the bank of korea has stepped u -. , the bank of korea has stepped u . _ , , ., , the bank of korea has stepped up. the very prompt response to be the liquidity _ up. the very prompt response to be the liquidity provider- up. the very prompt response to be the liquidity provider of - be the liquidity provider of last resort has helped shore up markets. while we recognise the knee—jerk drop in the markets when the martial law implication came through, when underappreciated lovers downside, so the they will continue to play that role very dynamically and judiciously, so that will help to shore up s

thomas, which done. candace, thank you for joining us.t, what happened? >> he was -- when i was sitting next to him, it got messed up and i did plan to sit next to him, so then when i was just doodling at one point, i heard him groaning and gagging. i saw him crying and i asked what was wrong. in my mind, i was like, he can't be like, he has grapes and the moment i thinked about grapes, i realized he was choking and decided to do the heimlich. >> griff: how do you know how to do the 345heimlich maneuver at eight years old? >> i don'ty know how to do it, what i was thinking was to push on his stomach and that would push air up and i did know the heimlich but i've never done it. >> griff: you did it and you did it correctly and saved a young fellow student's life. candace, mom, how does it feel that mesa public school posted thanks to thomas's quick thi thinking isaiah was able to >> bret: again. thank you thomas for being a true hero. >> how does it feel to know your son is a hero? >> dad and i and his whole family are very, very proud of

thomas. so how could this suspect have managed to bypass the security measures at the max of our christmas market security measures? mariana have absolutely been increased in recent years, has been a lot of discussion. basically, every question was a discussion about christmas markets, possibly or even abstractly, as they quoted here being the possible target for these kinds of attacks. social security measures have been increased in particular. there are bullets at the influenza concrete blocks also with the sidewalks, test, police presence. actually, i saw that myself when i went to 2 or 3 different christmas markets in the last few weeks and at least one, the ones that i visited would have been very difficult for the cost to sort of bypass those security measures and go into the crowd so it will be a big question in the next few days at our thought is we'll have to answer how this gap actually occurred. how it was possible for this 9 in this vehicle to actually drive into the crowd. this i

that was the w as thomas barrow thomas. thank you so much for your analysis. all right, let's turn our attention to some other news now and in the united states, lawmakers have approved a new spending bill to avoid and governments shut down the senate and dropped the normal procedure to fast track a vote. minutes after the midnight the deadline had passed, both republican and democrat lawmakers supported the new plan. it includes billions of dollars.

left me hand to muslim watson price is me most about thomas. mine is honest and sincere willingness and courage to change his mind. to put his views, the task again and again, and to arrive at new views or to stand up for those new views until until he revises them. again. i think of some of whom do i have to give them. the magic mountain reflects exactly that in this up when the magic mountain came out in 1924 european society was really on edge versus feeling like today. actually the restlessness of heightened tensions, existential dread, and the feeling that society could go off the rails. that's what i can do. what was in the air, he writes in the novel, you can sense of tremendous on ease of fear of the future. and suddenly there's the situation at the end of the novel, where things are unraveling, uncertain as to where they start hitting each other, where they're cursing at the steps where the craziest ideas of merch off and people are literally losing their minds, boston and as walters. someone's mind writes about total polarization divi

dylan thomas at westminster alle . ., ~ dylan thomas at westminster alle . . ~' , dylan thomas at westminsteralle. ., ~ , . ., alley. thank you very much for bein: alley. thank you very much for being with _ alley. thank you very much for being with us. _ alley. thank you very much for being with us. thanks - alley. thank you very much for being with us. thanks so - alley. thank you very much for being with us. thanks so much j being with us. thanks so much for having _ being with us. thanks so much for having me. _ in what it describes as a major incident, the us treasury says it's been hacked by chinese state—sponsored actors gaining access to staff workstations. a spokesperson said unclassified documents were also compromised in the attack earlier this month. the treasury said the compromised service had been taken offline and there's no indication the hackers have continued to access its information. 0ur correspondent rowan bridge has more. what appears to have happened is these hackers got hold of a security key which gave them access to a cloud computing service used by the treasury and

these thomas, thank you damascus. thomas, thank you very much _ damascus.damascus. thomas, thank you very much for providing so - very much for providing so clearly what kind of challenges lie ahead for syria's new leadership. todayis today is only the second full day that the new leadership, as we heard, dominated by the main islamist group, headed by the military commander, abu muhammad al—jawlani. he is putting in place his new ministration as syrians come to terms with this massive upheaval in their lives and looking to their new leaders to everything from keeping the lights on, the shops open, people being able to go to work, but also keeping people's hope alive that this new chapter in syrian lives can move the country forward and give it the kind of peace, security and stability that they have yearned for for so many years. we will keep an eye on all the development from your cross syria, but keep watching bbc news. you're watching bbc news. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has begun testifying in his trial on charges of fraud, breach of tru

thomas testa: she was a stunner, physically. she was able to say "jump" and the men would say "how high." craig melvin: married to a wealthy lawyer. he always said, she has this hold over me. craig melvin: but there was someone she seemed even closer to. they bought matching underwear together. craig melvin: they shared everything. they're eating together. they're sleeping in the same bed together. she's living at her house. craig melvin: did they also share a deadly secret? thomas testa: it was a love triangle, and one of them had to go. craig melvin: but was it her idea? craig melvin: or hers? craig melvin: and who would take the fall for evil? [theme music] hello, and welcome to "dateline." attorney larry mcnabney had been living fast and loose, but things were finally slowing down for him. he had a thriving law practice, a wife he adored, and plenty of money. then, a new friend entered the picture, and a love triangle took shape. the murder was a whodunit involving three tangled lives. one of them was hiding a secret identit

well, let's pick up that point is way of athletic correspondent at thomas fargo. welcome thomas. the decision by the german government seems pretty mature wallace situation in series, still unclear as well. some have indeed criticize it as being pretty much true about it's precisely because of the situation that is unclear precisely because there is no clarity on the ground that the german government decided to hold those asylum applications. when the government government, another governments decide on a site and applications, they not only decide those applications based on the individual case. they also look at the general situation in the country of origin. for example, by looking at reports that are published by the german 4 administrator, the german 4 administrative, german interior ministry. other ministries simply do not have clarity as to what exactly is happening now in syria. and more importantly, in which direction the country will go on. such as the german government decided to act with caution by holding those asylum applications and saying that they can only essent

congratulations, thomas eye group, on this incredible milestone. as we look ahead to the next 50 years, i am confident your top-notch team will continue leading the way in delivering exceptional eye care. thank you and i yield back. merry christmas. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. lamalfa: i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. lamalfa: thank you, madam speaker. i appreciate the efforts of our chairman, g.t. thompson, of the ag committee and many of our colleagues in making sure that this year-end agreement we have is going to also include the importance of agriculture in the agreement. agriculture's in big trouble with commodity prices and disasters they face around the country and many of these amazing crops you'd see right here on this poster board would not exist, without this aid we have in this package here, they'll be i

thomas, thank you for calling out marianne's family. and those of you who don't know why we keep referring to marianne allie, there is one way that you can find out you can read alex's book, joe. so please, please do that. so this is the beginning of the celebration. the real celebration is when you read it. so if you had read the first part about the first edition of alex's book, you would know that he joined us over 18 years ago for the first time in 2006, 2005, 2006 as a college, probably a starry eyed or idealistic young guy who had read our founder robert eggers book and was drawn to the innovative, sometimes irreverent ways that we went about our business fighting hunger differently and trying to break the generational, the destructive generation cycle of our cycles of incarceration, addiction, violence, abuse, homelessness hunger, and ultimately poverty. and alex came to us and spent a semester here working off of his office or what. we also many people refer to as a box in a chair with, you know, three of the it had at least thr

thomas, thank you for calling out marianne's family. and those of you who don't know why we keep referring to marianne allie, there is one way that you can find out you can read alex's book, joe. so please, please do that. so this is the beginning of the celebration. the real celebration is when you read it. so if you had read the first part about the first edition of alex's book, you would know that he joined us over 18 years ago for the first time in 2006, 2005, 2006 as a college, probably a starry eyed or idealistic young guy who had read our founder robert eggers book and was drawn to the innovative, sometimes irreverent ways that we went about our business fighting hunger differently and trying to break the generational, the destructive generation cycle of our cycles of incarceration, addiction, violence, abuse, homelessness hunger, and ultimately poverty. and alex came to us and spent a semester here working off of his office or what. we also many people refer to as a box in a chair with, you know, three of the it had at least thr

thomas jefferson did not.he decried the congress's deprivations, took the occasion to record one of the classic stories about franklin, who was present and sitting nearby jefferson in independence hall that day. franklin perceived jefferson later recalled that i was not insensible to the congress's mutilations. so franklin said to him, this is jefferson's account of the story. i have made it a rule, said franklin, whenever in my power, to avoid becoming the draftsman of papers to be reviewed by a public body. i took my lesson from a young friend and apprentice who was about to open a shop for himself. his first act was to have a fine signboard made with these words:john thompson hatter makes and sells hats for ready money. the hatter, starting out hatter asked his friends were there amendments to the sign. this is where the draftsman has to face the public. the first one said he dropped the word hatter because it was redundant with makes hats. the second proposed the word maker should go too since the customer

and then thomas to stenberg -- thomas-induced and berger, senior fellow here at the -- thomas j just in bird, senior fellow at the hudson institute. how can north america lead? what can we do to bring the u.s. and canada closer in sharing our strengths, mitigating our weaknesses? we've all agreed to five minutes of opening statements before significant cross-examination. edward, please, floor is yours. edward: it's great to be back at hudson, and i appreciate you letting me step in last-minute to pinch-hit, or as the canadians might say, to lace up my skates. [laughter] but i really want to thank you and heather for focusing on this issue. it is absolutely critical, and i know that the tagline is friends tell friends the truth. as lisa was mentioning, we've got a ways to go on that front. the canadian government had an emissions-cap policy introduced this week, a cap on production. meanwhile we had the united states it's fair to say embracing its energy resources as part of the election results. as you mentioned, i'm the director of public policy at tc energy. i've been there for a y

thomas: two things. information that is held by government doesn't have to have been produced by government to be subject to the freedom of information act. in terms of whether this specific information would be disclosable, get allen morrison to file a lawsuit for you. [laughter] >> we're going to get to allen, though. how many more questions do we have? >> like it lee more after that. questioner: i think you answered, tom, with regard to exemption one, which although everybody knows, over-classification is epidemic, the moynihan commission, even you probably classified the water cooler at president nixon's san clemente. the act has really failed with regard to exemption one. the whole purpose was to change e.p.a. versus minken. in fact, it hasn't done anything. i don't know whether you can do anything on that score because the judges when they're confirm need to be told, are you going to actually exercise de novo review under exemption one or not? but that's not going to happen. the second issue i want

whenever thomas takes a winter vacation, he comes here the perfect additional. you're really quite unusual. i don't think any other australian resort offer so many opportunities for school years with disabilities because i'm seeing the gondola operators cushion pool you onto the left to they spread out mats and they'll stop the chair lift so you don't fall off of your face so that they're great because it's unique here as i'm out of the feedback thomas enjoys getting around the ski resorts on the zone. so what's needed to ensure accessibility for all ski run must be well prepared. and ski left specially adapted in the bathroom. not uh, do you have any doctors or staff health mama excuse every day on by wednesday, just on my mac, we don't specifically train our staff because every mano sky, or has different needs power to our kid. i'm one or chief of unless he to say, i'm not consensus. i'm have greater mobility than others on my own. and so for us it's learning by doing here. and she said and guns feeling like we talked to the mama scares and ask how it can be o

thomas enjoys getting around the ski resorts on the zone. so what's needed to ensure accessibility for all ski runs must be well prepared. and ski left specially adapted in the past or not uh, do you have any doctors or staff health model excuse every day on by one. so it's just on a mac. we don't specifically train our staff because every mano square has different needs power to our kid. um, well no, she fall under she to say, i'm not const, this i'm have greater mobility than others on. ready and so for us it's learning by doing here. and she said and guns feeling like we talked to the mama scares and ask how it can be of assistance, you know, and it's all about communication. the model scares can enjoy the entire resort with sun ski runs at 3000 meters above sea level. you have him, he has for 10. we've laid out plastic knots that make it easier for a lot of skiers glide over than regular ones like nice me. i've had conviction give me nothing. this happened as soon as you can hire. they lied more easily. people with disabilities and those

. >> let's talk to thomas in michigan, a democrat. hi, thomas. >> caller: good morning, doctor.name is thomas. i'm a princeton alum, so thank you for being on the show. i think princeton has done a pretty good job handling the complex issues and controversies that arise with the israel/palestine conflict. how can students get the attention of the administration when they -- about issues they want to address like divesting from weapons manufacturing, divesting from institutions that might support ideals that are not what princeton supports but princeton can serve in the service of the nation. >> thank you for calling in, thomas. just for our other viewers in the service of all nations, actually princeton's motto now is in the nation's service and in the service of humanity. so our alum is quoting that back to me. thomas, i appreciate the question. there are multiple ways that students and others can bring their concerns to the attention of myself or the administration. you may well know as an alum that at princeton, we have meetings of something called the council for the princet

thomas hayes joins me now.s, okay, we had a bit of a selloff yesterday, but do you have any concerns about losing any momentum going into 2025? >> well, ash, have no fear, the broadening rally will reappear. i think we saw a similar situation in 2016 right after donald trump was elected the first time. you saw some volatility in november, december. the dollar rallied, yields rallied. but shortly are, right after the turn of of the calendar and after the inauguration, everything fell into place. if if you keep it in mind earnings growth, prices what you pay, values what you get, the magnificent seven while they're growing to grow earnings 21% next year, that is down from 33% this year whereas if you look at some of the broadening, look at small caps, for instance. they're also going to grow earnings 21% except that is up from 8% this year. so, one, you're paying 33 times earnings, one you're paying 15 times earnings, price is what you pay, value's what you get. so that broadening rally that started in july, we'r

sec to redefine section 230 or should it go to congress or the supreme court now that we're justice thomas weighing in. >> the sec has the authority to address section 230 and i think we should in the communication act but if you look through the case law on the issue we have with respect to the communications act. whether it is rulemaking, we should look at the terms of section 230 in providing additional guidance about what those terms mean. >> executive order open to comment period past the sec, section 230, where do those efforts stand and do you see the agency doing that before 2020? >> we are running the petition like that that the sec put out for public comments, surprised at how robust the record was in response to petitions in the sec is reviewing comments the were filed and the chairman will decide whether we move forward and i would say we are running our normal course with respect to that petition and i don't know when we move forward in terms of timing. >> host: 26 words of that created the internet, no provider or user of an interactive service should be treated as publisher

thomas, i was one of those little lines. they kind look like connections between different types, tribes or people. so could it be like trade good? yeah, absolutely. very good, thomas. so you can see it. the line kind of at the top that says cherokee path. and then one of the lower lines says creek in english. so that's good trade path. certainly anything else that you notice. lena, the bigger circles in their smaller circle so is that like bigger nations or the bigger tribal areas then the smaller groups of people? okay, good. so we have sized circles, right? so we have some smaller circles and perhaps those represent groups that are smaller in terms of their population, we have some circles that represent groups that have larger population, but something else maybe dickinson or two, is how chickasaw people would have been understanding their world right. and maybe it's not so much a question of population numbers, but the larger the circle represents, the or the role that that particular group plays in their lives and thei

one congressman republican thomas massey said he won't be supporting johnson.ther congressmen, andy harris, scott perry,, for instance are also on the fence, but johnson's allies are warning against a fight over the gavel. they see a speaker's battle as a distraction and will delay them from enacting president-elect trump's agenda. >> i fully support mike johnson and he's done as good a job as anyone could have done with the cards he's been dealt and who else is going to do it? we have been given a mandate by the american people. president trump has been given a mandate. the first 100 days are extremely important. we do not need a protracted speaker's race. reporter: we're still waiting for president-elect trump to weigh in on the speaker's vote. republicans say he will have the ultimate word on whether johnson stays or goes. will, rachel, and charlie? will: thank you, madeline for that. let's continue to analyze this with fox news sunday anchor shannon bream who joins us now. reporter: good morning, guys. will: you know, we're just sitting here during madeline

so that's about thomas, but thank you very much. thomas. thanks us, gives a pleasure. us abuse africa as a not full inspection reservoir and an experiment site for new biological weaponry . that's the accusation emerging from the russian defense ministry, which also really quite significant detail about what's in that should be on folding on the continent. a bit of what, what you need to schedule. it says, emotionally. i would like to remind you that the deployment of the american biological control system in africa is carried out according to an already worked out scenario, is 1st that there is concern about regular outbreaks of, for example, anthrax and to a roommate in one region, foot and mouth disease and plague in another group with a solid you as a rule. this happens during meetings of us ambassadors with representatives of the local ministry of health, just american colleagues. note that such outbreaks undermined the development of the regions economic potential for the level of training of senior staff and specialists in terms of n

we are talking about justice thomas and harlan crow.id not feel the need to disclose these trips after he had to submit financial disclosure forms, what does that tell you about the code of ethics at the supreme court and is anything ever going to change here? >> it tells me the alleged code of ethics doesn't really exist for all intents and purposes. it is a series of suggestions that cannot even be rounded up to a true code. justice thomas will continue to flaunt it with impunity unless and until it is given realties. there is a reason why justice elena kagan did a little bit of a lecture tour, where she said repeatedly, we should have an enforceable ethics code. it is her own colleague on the bench showing the problem of putting out suggestions and sending good luck, hope you follow it. what bothers me the most about this situation in particular is that justice thomas as a jurist really shows no mercy for litigants who break the law, for criminal defendants especially, who holds them to the very tightest interpretation of the letter

alito and thomas have denied any wrongdoing. cnn reporter brian abel has more. >> victor m.j., the blistering nearly 100 page senate judiciary committee report accuses conservative justices clarence thomas and samuel alito of violating federal disclosure laws by failing to disclose lavish trips and gifts paid for by wealthy people with business in front of the court. then allegedly improperly using the personal hospitality exemption to defend themselves. now, this report highlights the months long investigation by the staff of senator dick durbin, an illinois democrat and chairman of the committee. many of the luxury trips, private flights and other gifts in question have been publicly known for months. but this report provides more detail. some of that detail comes from information gained by subpoenas of some of the wealthy donors of the gifts. now, one of those trips, according to the report, was a 2008 alaskan fishing expedition taken by justice alito, where the report puts the private flight alone at a value of nearly $24,00

thomas, but listen, it's always good to get you on the program, thomas, part of the former us on the non commissioned office of joining us. i live on auntie. thank you so much for your time. thanks for india and china. i've been holding these bilateral talks in beijing this wednesday. yeah . ultimately, paving the way for the restoration of ties and well, managing a fragile board, a piece off for a for you and ministry styles came to an end. china, earlier i had expressed a willingness to cooperate with india. and that milestone was basically a tree destroying the brick summit a couple of months ago. of course, you remember the russian city of cars on i got a few more details in that one this out warming of relations with us. these were going to ensure the stocks have in store for 4 years of going to the clash in eastern lock dock. know remember all of this comes as a follow up to the october agreement on disengagement as well as patrolling in the east and the dr. regional the for the region, and remember the socks between the 2. we dealt mr. moody and mrs. she, they happened to know

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thomas loves the mountains, snow and winter sports. he's been mano skiing for over 2 years now. a diving accident in 2008 left part of his body paralyzed. since then, he's used to wheelchair. the guy used to love skiing and snowboarding, but after the accident i couldn't do anything fun. then i started skiing, bobbing yada, but you need leg strength for that main goal. worse and worse you how did you put the most negative idea and then nothing else moved and then i switched to mando skiing, which is great. but these are the ups and i can use all types of lists. i get the toes and coolers and so on. you get a, i can see that most luke's, idaho set for black crowns. of course, that wouldn't work to just get him on his austria's kona time. leisure ski resort is one of the most accessible regions for we do sports enthusiasts with disabilities. whenever thomas takes a winter vacation, he comes here, the a perfect disability is really quite unusual. i don't think any other australian resort offer so many opportunities for school years with disabilities because i've seen the gondola op

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