when vendors had to give up seventy million euro tom harmon is the user's representative he wants all of them to pay all of their tasks. what is the legend of the revenue accounting down because for a long time now it's been a problem for compliance. contractors to submit to peace with the black economy. and that we brits to said with a revenue with its government it's not only some builders who were avoiding the tax man nursing homes carriages on scrap metal merchants to pay almost one in the house with the new route between them but there was a warning from the consumer agency has said when you buy in the shadow economy. you will come back when things go wrong the honda had torched the news. us diplomat richard past and his colleague professor my kiddos up and stayed there to walk up to christmas in the hope that they can bring political negotiations in northern ireland to a successful conclusion. they're tearing talks with the five main parties' at stormont on contentious issues in the peace process. we have agreed to stage a push on until christmas. and we expect a very intense pe

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thanks for watching the show tonight i appreciate the call thank you thank you harmon in gaithersburg maryland you're on the air. tom thank you for having me i appreciate that. you made a really interesting. i had a night on the we're going to miss christian at a time where. i meant that i was defying full freedom. that was i was a terrorist. i didn't see quite as a terrorist organization so he couldn't fighters i tried. and i'm always on a probably i would coast and i was really young when i saw it meant a lot coming out of prison i never i never even imagined one day would come out of prison. today by two thousand and eleven if somebody had been me i would coast where president well actually caught his whole life. he was a student who became president he got put in jail by the current president right now in the ivory coast which is actually a puppet of. the way. this person is country again can you imagine so many. what democracy and a pretty popular them in the ivory coast for school when he's hoping yours became president and stop the game. because it would be pretty being proposed can treat people who want to m

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